Highlights

  • Boom Logistics has been awarded a contract at Neoen's Narrogin Wind Farm in Western Australia.
  • The contract is expected to generate about A$18 million in Revenue over a 35-week period.
  • Boom will provide wet hire crane services to the UGL and CPB Joint Venture for wind turbine installation.
  • The 179MW project includes 23 Envision wind turbines of 7.8MW each.

Boom Logistics Limited (ASX:BOL) has been awarded a contract to provide crane services at Neoen's Narrogin Wind Farm in Western Australia. The work was awarded through the UGL and CPB Joint Venture (NGJV) and supports the company's strategy of growing its presence in renewable energy construction.

Contract Scope and Value

NGJV has engaged Boom to provide wet hire crane services for installing key wind turbine components supplied by Envision Energy. The contract is expected to generate about A$18 million in revenue over a 35-week period.

The Narrogin Wind Farm is a 179MW renewable energy Facility comprising 23 EN182-7.8MW wind turbines, located near Narrogin and Williams in Western Australia.

Strategic Fit with Energy Transition

Managing Director and CEO Lester Fernandez said, "Supporting Neoen's Narrogin Wind Farm project aligns with Boom's strategic direction," linking the contract to the build-out of renewable power for Australia's energy transition.

He said the project launches Boom's FY27 wind division revenue and shows the sector that its fleet is "a leading provider of lifting solutions for wind farm construction."

Building Relationships for Future Projects

Fernandez added that the work "will help form the basis to develop a strong relationship with CPB & UGL for future wind projects."

Boom describes itself as a provider of complex lifting and project logistics solutions, offering specialised equipment, engineering and workforce services across infrastructure, renewable energy and resources projects.

Key Takeaways

  • Boom has secured a contract worth about A$18 million at the Narrogin Wind Farm.
  • The work spans 35 weeks and involves crane services for turbine installation.
  • The contract marks the start of Boom's FY27 wind division revenue.
  • Boom aims to build on its relationship with CPB and UGL for future wind projects.