Laing O'Rourke awarded capability partner contract for future NPSCY project at Osborne, South Australia

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Engineering and construction company Laing O'Rourke has been awarded the Capability Partner contract for the NuclearPowered Submarine Construction Yard by Australian Naval Infrastructure.

Engineering and construction company Laing O'Rourke has been awarded the Capability Partner contract for the NuclearPowered Submarine Construction Yard by Australian Naval Infrastructure.

Laing O’Rourke, with joint venture partner Amentum Australia, will play a central role in developing and delivering the future NPSCY project at Osborne, South Australia.

The Laing O’Rourke Amentum joint venture leverages experience in the delivery of complex mega projects and combines Australian infrastructure expertise and local knowledge with international nuclear capability.

 
 

As Capability Partner, we will provide program and construction management services of nuclear related civil infrastructure, sitewide nuclear licensee development expertise, and nuclear safety leadership.

Working as part of ANIs Integrated Delivery Office, we will collaborate closely with ANI to shape and help deliver the next phase of major construction activity across the nuclear and non-nuclear precincts of the NPSCY site.

“This contract represents a defining moment for Laing O’Rourke and for Australia’s defence industry. The NuclearPowered Submarine Construction Yard is an infrastructure program of unprecedented scale and complexity,” according to Laing O'Rourke Managing Director Australia, Mark Dimmock.

“Being selected as Capability Partner affirms the trust placed in our people, our systems, and our longstanding commitment to Defence infrastructure and South Australia.

“We are proud to stand alongside our partner Amentum and our client ANI to deliver an asset that will strengthen Australia’s security for generations.”

The NuclearPowered Submarine Construction Yard is a cornerstone of the AUKUS submarine pathway, and a critical piece of infrastructure that will enable Australia to construct SSN-AUKUS submarines for the first time.

This project is critical to strengthening Australia’s longterm national security, deepening defence industrial capability, and creating thousands of highly skilled jobs in South Australia.

Robert Dougherty

Robert is a senior journalist who has previously worked for Seven West Media in Western Australia, as well as Fairfax Media and Australian Community Media in New South Wales. He has produced national headlines, photography and videography of emergency services, business, community, defence and government news across Australia. Robert graduated with a Bachelor of Arts, Majoring in Public Relations and Journalism at Curtin University, attended student exchange program with Fudan University and holds Tier 1 General Advice certification for Kaplan Professional. Reach out via email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or via LinkedIn.

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