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NRW Holdings Limited, an Australian company established in 1994 and based in Belmont, offers a broad spectrum of contract services. The firm caters to both the resources and infrastructure industries across Australia, operating through three main divisions: Civil, Mining, and Minerals, Energy & Technologies. The Civil division undertakes various infrastructure and land development projects. This includes public and private civil works, preparing mine sites, extensive earthmoving, and developing commercial and residential properties. Its project portfolio encompasses the construction of roads, bridges, tailings dams, railway infrastructure, port facilities, renewable energy installations, water management systems, and concrete structures. The Mining segment focuses on comprehensive mining operations. Services span from overall mine management and contract mining to specialized tasks like loading and hauling, dragline operations, drilling and blasting, and managing coal preparation plants. This segment also provides crucial maintenance support and manufactures water and service vehicles. Lastly, the Minerals, Energy & Technologies (MET) division delivers services such as materials handling, on-site equipment upkeep, and critical shutdown services. It also specializes in industrial engineering, fabrication, and provides full engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) solutions. Additionally, MET offers heat treatment services and delivers various solutions for mining equipment.
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