CIMIC’s Leighton Asia secures an energy infrastructure project in Indonesia
Leighton Asia, filiale de CIMIC Group, remporte un contrat clé pour les travaux civils et mécaniques du projet Tangguh Ubadari CCUS de bp en Indonésie. En partenariat avec PT. JGC Indonesia, ce projet inclut des développements de site, des fondations, des routes et des installations mécaniques, renforçant les infrastructures énergétiques durables pour répondre à la demande croissante en Asie. Les dirigeants de CIMIC et Leighton soulignent leur engagement envers des solutions innovantes et résilientes, bâties sur des décennies d'expérience locale. Ce partenariat marque une avancée vers un avenir énergétique plus vert et efficace.
Hochtief - 8 Jan 2026
CIMIC Group company Leighton Asia has been awarded the civil and mechanical works by PT. JGC Indonesia to support the onshore scope for bp Indonesia’s Tangguh Ubadari, CCUS, Onshore Compression (UCC) Project, located in Papua Barat province, Indonesia.
The project includes general civil works for site development and tie-in mechanical works at the major Indonesian energy project.
ACS Group and HOCHTIEF Chief Executive Officer and CIMIC Group Executive Chairman Juan Santamaría said:
“This project builds on our decades of experience in Indonesia. We’re pleased to continue our partnership with PT. JGC Indonesia and support bp in helping meet growing energy demand in Indonesia and Asia. Our team is focused on delivering infrastructure that meets the evolving needs of the energy sector.”
Leighton Asia Managing Director Brad Davey said:
“We are proud to continue our presence at Tangguh, a major energy project in Indonesia. This latest award reflects our long-term partnership with PT. JGC Indonesia. It’s a testament to our teams’ commitment to capabilities in resilient and future-ready energy solutions.”
The scope of work to be undertaken by Leighton Asia includes piling, drainage, roads, foundations, culverts, and precast concrete elements, as well as tie-in installation work during TAR-13 (Turn Around Maintenance-13) including steel structure erection, piping, electrical, insulation and painting.
The project includes general civil works for site development and tie-in mechanical works at the major Indonesian energy project.
ACS Group and HOCHTIEF Chief Executive Officer and CIMIC Group Executive Chairman Juan Santamaría said:
“This project builds on our decades of experience in Indonesia. We’re pleased to continue our partnership with PT. JGC Indonesia and support bp in helping meet growing energy demand in Indonesia and Asia. Our team is focused on delivering infrastructure that meets the evolving needs of the energy sector.”
Leighton Asia Managing Director Brad Davey said:
“We are proud to continue our presence at Tangguh, a major energy project in Indonesia. This latest award reflects our long-term partnership with PT. JGC Indonesia. It’s a testament to our teams’ commitment to capabilities in resilient and future-ready energy solutions.”
The scope of work to be undertaken by Leighton Asia includes piling, drainage, roads, foundations, culverts, and precast concrete elements, as well as tie-in installation work during TAR-13 (Turn Around Maintenance-13) including steel structure erection, piping, electrical, insulation and painting.
