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The BMD Way connects every employee across our business and encapsulates our history, traditions and visions for the future.

‘We See Things Differently’ communicates how we think differently, yet in a like-minded way to our current and prospective clients and staff. Case studies and testimonials provide evidence of how we deliver certainty. It represents how proud we are of our relationship based organisation and acknowledges how important this pride has been to our ongoing success.

Most importantly, ‘We See Things Differently’ enables us to offer genuine benefits to our clients and the communities in which we operate.

At the heart of our business is what we call The bMD way which is evident in our people, values and culture.

wE sEE ThINgs DIffERENTly

wE sEE OuR sTRENgThs IN ThE quAlITy Of OuR PEOPlE AND OuR gENuINE RElATIONshIPs wITh clIENTs, PARTNERs AND cOMMuNITIEs.

wE sEE OuR succEss lINkED TO OuR AbIlITy TO DElIvER cERTAINTy ThROugh cONsIsTENT PERfORMANcE AND cOllAbORATION.

wE sEE OuR fuTuRE shAPED by All ThAT hAs MADE us succEssful IN ThE PAsT.

Why BMD CONSTruCTIONS?

BMD Constructions is a wholly owned subsidiary of the BMD Group and has 1,700 employees working throughout Australia supported by third party certified management systems, substantial balance sheet strength and the resources and flexibility of a large Australian owned private company.

Long term client relationships have been the foundation of our success for over 30 years. BMD is committed to the highest standards of quality, service and value creation for all our clients. We regard every new contract as an opportunity to promote long term relationships and offer our new and existing clients a range of specific benefits including:

Committed to Zero harm our behavioural based safety management system is supported by senior leadership and encourages personal responsibility towards safety and environmental management;

Proven Management Systems accredited by the Office of the Federal Safety Commissioner, our outcome focused approach is designed to deliver certainty through rigorous business systems maintained across all our projects, bringing a point of difference to our business;

Financial Strength based on consistent growth, projects are supported by a substantial balance sheet;

Supportive of Local Communities originating from a strong interest in providing long term benefits to all communities in which we operate, BMD proudly supports a strong network of local suppliers, subcontractors and industry associations. BMD also supports local community events and sponsorship programs;

Specialist Integrated Project Teams with expertise in construction of mine infrastructure incorporating all civil and industrial, mechanical disciplines;

Quick and Effective Decision Making achieved through a flat management structure that consistently results in outstanding performance;

Indigenous Employment & Training BMD is committed to equal opportunities in the workplace and has an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Employment and Business Engagement Plan in place across the Group; and

Women in the Workforce compliant with the Equal Opportunity for Women in the Workplace Act alongside a number of initiatives implemented that focus on the development of female employees toward positions of management and leadership.

APlNg Material Offloading facility Gladstone, QLD, $150m

Bechtel Australia (Oil and Gas) June 2011 - December 2012

hay Point Expansion Mackay, Queensland, $175m

BM Alliance Coal Operations Pty Ltd Bechtel Australia Pty Ltd December 2010 - September 2013

BMD Constructions has experience delivering terminal expansions, wharf refurbishments and ocean outfalls across Australia.

rELEvANT ExPErIENCE

BMD Constructions was engaged to design and construct the Materials Offloading Facility as part of early works to facilitate the delivery of pre-constructed modules making up the Australian Pacific LNG plant.

The works involved the design and construction of a Roll-on Roll-off (Ro-Ro), Lift-on Lift-off (Lo-Lo) wharf including suitable heavy pavement construction and associated electrical and firewater systems as required by an international port.

Early understanding of the isolation that comes with building on an island, and the demand placed on Gladstone suppliers during the peak of construction of three major gas facilities, allowed the project team to develop procurement systems which were managed through alternative marine logistics. This was key to allowing the project to be completed in line with the client’s stretch target, well ahead of the contractual requirements and achieved client recognition from every level.

Safety was not compromised, completing in-excess of 300,000 hours LTI free.

Overall BMD developed an excellent working relationship with Bechtel exceeding their safety, quality and operational protocols within a challenging environment.

BMD Constructions was originally engaged to deliver the client’s pre-reclamation, quarry and reclamation contract as part of the overall expansion. Works largely involved the reclamation of 10.2 hectares of land including the excavation, processing and hauling of 1.3Mt of material.

During the performance of the original contract, BMD Constructions was awarded additional contracts comprising of the Onshore Civil Works and General Services Contract. The additional works included the construction of the concrete foundations, washdown slabs, underground conduit and services installation and site facilities maintenance and management.

BMD Constructions was awarded an additional $125 million in contracts as a result of performance, safety initiatives, management and completing in excess of 650,000 hours LTI free.

After three years of construction, the completion of the major coal terminal expansion not only delivered to the highest technical standards but also placed staff and local businesses first.

hay Point Expansion, QLD APLNG Material Offloading Facility, QLD

Commissioned in the early 1970s, the Christies Beach Waste Water Treatment Plant (WWTP) receives and treats wastewater from surrounding communities and businesses. During 2009, SA Water undertook a major upgrade of the plant to increase capacity and meet the expected growth of the area.

Part of the overall upgrade, was the construction of a new outfall to discharge excess treated effluent in line with new environmental protection guidelines. The pipeline is partially buried on the sea floor and extends some 650m from the shore into the Gulf of St Vincent.

The team adopted a ‘J’ curve pipe configuration involving smaller pipe strings that overcame steep on-site grade issues and could be better handled within the limited site area.

An innovative delivery method was established that involved a 180m temporary bridge, adjacent sheet pile cofferdam, and shore-based winch pulling through an offshore anchor.

Executed a well planned launch sequence that continued without interruption for seven days until pipe lay in its final position on the seabed.

christies beach waste water Treatment, Christies Beach, SA, $15m

SA Water February 2009 - April 2010

Christies Beach Waste Water Treatment, SA

rELEvANT ExPErIENCE

Abbot Point is located 25 kilometres north of Bowen, at the northern end of the Galilee and Bowen coal basins.

The X50 expansion of Abbot Point Coal Terminal has increased annual throughput of coal exports to 50 million tonnes and effectively duplicated the existing terminal infrastructure.

BMD Constructions delivered all onshore civil and concrete work, under the contract which included a new machinery bund, in-loading conveyors, out-loading conveyors, transfer towers, surge bin, major drainage structures, services installations, access roads and bridges.

Additional scope included six single span reinforced concrete bridges; 220,000m3 bulk earthworks 145,000m3 drill and blast; 69,250m3 imported fill and 3.6km of polyethylene water.

BMD Constructions also participated in the client’s local employment initiative which secured placement for local indigenous trainees.

Based on performance, BMD Constructions was awarded additional contracts as part of the overall X50 Expansion project.

Abbot Point coal Terminal x50 Expansion, Bowen, QLD, $49m

Ports Corporation of Queensland June 2008 – August 2009

Abbot Point Coal Terminal x50 Expansion, QLD

wyndham harbour Werribee South, vIC, $58m

Wyndham harbour Pty Ltd June 2011 - August 2014

Wyndham Harbour is the single largest marina in Port Phillip Bay. The scope of works include the construction of two VicRoads intersections, five stages of subdivision, three kilometres of breakwater, 149,000m³ of dredging, foreshore protection and beach construction.

BMD entered into an early contractor involvement (ECI) period with Wyndham Harbour in order to review the concept design and provide a more practicable and affordable solution. In order to achieve this, BMD were given access to the client’s consultants engaged for the project. After successfully demonstrating value for money, BMD then entered into a D&C contract with the client.

Successful management of scope changes to the foreshore including revised design and works methodology. This also included the protection of endangered vegetation and an underground aquifer.

Innovative use of dewatering technology from the USA to manage the reuse of dredge material on site. Created cost saving opportunities for both the client and BMD by challenging the design.

Wyndham harbour, vIC

The Dalrymple Bay Coal Terminal (DBCT) is located at the Port of Hay Point, 38 kilometres south of Mackay, Queensland. In 2004 the terminal commenced its seventh expansion (DBCT 7X) to increase the terminal’s export capacity.

BMD Constructions was engaged to construct machinery Bund 5A. After achieving exceptional results, BMD was invited to tender on a sole source basis for many additional contracts.

Final works included Bunds 4A, 5A, 6, Access Road and Hay Point Road Conveyor Underpass, Surge Bin SB3 Reclamation Works and Final Site Wide Civil Works - Stage 2.

BMD scored 96% compliance on Connell Hatch Safety Audit (90% benchmark). All progressive handovers and completion dates were achieved.

The team achieved 500,000 hours Lost Time Injury Free and accredited with the Australian Government Building and Construction OHS Scheme.

The project achieved winner of the 2009 Engineers Australia Excellence Awards.

Dalrymple bay coal Terminal 7x Expansion, Mackay, QLD, $102m

DBCT Management Pty Ltd December 2005 - October 2009

DBCT, QLD

rELEvANT ExPErIENCE

Port botany container Terminal Expansion, Sydney, NSW, $57m

Patrick Corporation October 2004 - March 2010

As part of an ongoing initiative to work continuously for greater efficiency and competitiveness, Patrick Corporation elected to reconfigure operations within the boundary of its Port Botany Container Terminal.

Initially, BMD Constructions was awarded a $15 million contract to upgrade pavement and services, and construct rails for remote gantries and associated roadworks and earthworks. In recognition of the positive working relationship that ensued, subsequent contracts were awarded totalling $57 million.

Working within the container terminal, BMD Constructions was subject to strict security and entry restrictions in line with the Maritime Transport Security Act.

The project team achieved cost savings through alternative dowel cradle system for heavy duty pavements; recycling surplus sand and roadbase; backforming of inground overhead gantry crane beams; and alternative joint service trench sections.

The project is located at the former BHP Newcastle site, which was established in 1915 and ceased production in 1999.

The project at Mayfield Wharf involved the refurbishment of the dilapidated 265m long BHP Ore Wharf No.5, which will result in the site becoming a multipurpose wharf facility catering for bulk goods, break bulk and containers.

BMD Constructions was awarded the $29 million wharf refurbishment and hardstand construction contract for the Newcastle Port Corporation in late 2008.

Working within an operational port facility, BMD Constructions was engaged to reconstruct a severely dilapidated 265 metre long industrial wharf and rehabilitate 10,000m2 of contaminated land.

Notably, the project team designed an innovative modular falsework system that accelerated the construction program and met tight environmental and safety controls for both on land and over water works.

Mayfield wharf Refurbishment Newcastle, NSW, $29m Newcastle Port Corporation November 2008 - November 2009

Mayfield Wharf refurbishment , NSW Port Botany Container Terminal Expansion, NSW

Dalrymple Bay Coal Terminal 7x, QLD

BMD Constructions safety performance across all packages was exemplary, including the way in which the onsite project team embraced the project’s safety standards with a strong commitment at all times, and the BMD Constructions contract man hours were a significant contribution to the first million hours LTI free worked on the DBCT 7x Project.

Andrew Mecoles Civil, Environmental & Logistics Manager,

DBCT Management, Patrick Corporation

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OUR CONTACTS

Colin Mitchell Business Strategy Manager - Northern Region Telephone: 07 3893 7024 Mobile: 0419 739 686 colin.mitchell@bmd.com.au

Russell Redenbach Business Development Manager - QLD, NT, WA Telephone: 07 3893 7000 Mobile: 0418 770 743 russell.redenbach@bmd.com.au

Mark Curtis Business Development Manager - VIC, NSW, ACT, SA Telephone: 03 9811 3444 Mobile: 0403 344 003 mark.curtis@bmd.com.au