Decmil have been engaged by Roy Hill Iron Ore (RHIO) to design, engineer, procure, construct, test and commission all works associated with the Diesel Fuel Infrastructure at the Mine and at their Rail Facilities as part of the Roy Hill Project.

The Roy Hill Iron Ore Project includes a new iron ore mine at the Roy Hill deposit, a mine process plant, a heavy haul railway system from mine to port and new port facilities at Boodarie Industrial Estate, south west of Port Hedland, Western Australia.

The mine, rail and port facilities will be designed to produce 55 Mtpa of Hematite direct ship ore as lump and fines.

The Project scope of works includes the design, fabrication, supply, delivery, installation and commissioning of bulk diesel fuel storage infrastructure as follows:

Part A: The Scope of Works includes all work to design and construct two bulk fuel farms, the Rail Fuel Yard and the Mine Fuel Yard. Both fuel farms have similar requirements for bunding, foundations, tank design, road train unloading, roof access, gauging, overfill protection, tank drains, water drains and tank dewatering. The tank sizes will be different as will the management of oily waste water.

At the port the Rail Fuel Yard requires two (2) tanks of 1,400kL working volume each, while the Mine Fuel Yard requires two (2) tanks each of 2,400kL working volume.

Part B: The Scope of Works includes all works to design, construct and supply mine infrastructure fuel handling facilities, including a Go-Line storage facility, Mine Services Area storage facility, and LV refuelling near the locomotive refuelling workshop at the port.