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$A3.86 Billion Iron Bridge Magnetite Project Seeks CCTV System

A video surveillance system is being sought for the $A3.86 billion Iron Bridge Magnetite Project, which is currently being developed in Western Australia. IB Operations is seeking supply, configuration and testing of a CCTV system; testing and integration of overall CCTV with PCS system, development of an HMI screen, software programming (as required); with all […]

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    A video surveillance system is being sought for the $A3.86 billion Iron Bridge Magnetite Project, which is currently being developed in Western Australia.

    IB Operations is seeking supply, configuration and testing of a CCTV system; testing and integration of overall CCTV with PCS system, development of an HMI screen, software programming (as required); with all accessories supplied and integrated as required).

    Mandatory pre-qualification requirements must be met, and supply and installation must be in accordance with Australian Standards. The Iron Bridge Magnetite Project, including this package 662NSP0036 CCTV system is subject to internal approvals. The procurement process or scope, may change at the IB Operations’ election, including to accommodate project budget and time requirements.

    The $A3.86 Billion Iron Bridge Magnetite Project has recently been approved and will deliver high grade 67 per cent Fe magnetite concentrate product by mid-2022.

    Fortescue Metals Group Ltd (Fortescue) subsidiary FMG Magnetite Pty Ltd and joint venture partner Formosa Steel IB Pty Ltd (Formosa) have approved the development of Stage 2 of the Iron Bridge Magnetite Project (the Project), which is located 145km south of Port Hedland.

    Stage 2 development follows the $A0.75 billion investment in the successful Stage 1 construction of large-scale pilot and demonstration plants which have validated key equipment and magnetite production processes for the full-scale Stage 2 ore processing facility (OPF).

    Stage 2 development of the Project includes:

    * 22 wmtpa Ore processing facilities
    * Airstrip and expanded village
    * 195km Canning Basin water pipeline
    * 135km concentrate pipeline to Fortescue’s Herb Elliot Port facility in Port Hedland and
    return process water pipeline
    * Port handling facilities including concentrate dewatering, covered storage and
    reclaiming/conveying to existing port outload circuits.

    The CCTV system tender closes on February 21, 2020.

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