Cimic, a subsidiary of the Spanish company ACS, has been selected to carry out a major project that will contribute to the development of the liquid storage network in Australia. According to an announcement by the Spanish construction firm, work under this contract will begin in November 2026.
The contract will cover support for a total of nine bulk liquid storage terminals, which will make a significant contribution to ensuring the safe storage and distribution of fuels, chemicals and other essential materials across Australia. ACS and Cimic have emphasised that this project will have a crucial impact on the country’s supply chain.
SOURCE: ESTRATEGIAS de INVERSION
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