30/09/2026
DBHF | STAGE 1 | END OF PROJECT
What a journey.
Globe commenced on the Dampier Bulk Handling Facility Project in March 2025, initially assisting with demolition works. From there, our involvement continued to grow, with Globe delivering works across the temporary construction facility, precast, civil, structural, electrical, fire and water packages.
It has been a significant project and one we are incredibly proud to have been part of.
Like any project of this scale, there have been challenges along the way — changing scopes, long days, cyclones, tight timeframes and plenty of problem-solving. There have also been some incredible milestones and achievements that our team should be very proud of.
Through all the ups and downs, our people continued to show up, work together and get the job done. Given the opportunity, we would do it all again.
A sincere thank you to Clough for placing your trust in Globe and giving a local Karratha contractor the opportunity to play such a significant role in delivering this project. We are genuinely grateful for the relationships built along the way and proud of what we have delivered together.
Thank you also to Austral and everyone who we worked alongside.
Most importantly, thank you to our Globe team. From our crews on the ground, supervisors and engineers to our project, commercial, HSE and administration teams behind the scenes — this project has required an enormous commitment from everyone involved. We could not be prouder of what you have achieved and this achievement belongs to all of you.
To our subcontractors, suppliers and local businesses who supported us throughout the project — MCS Group, Meales Concrete Pumping, InfraBuild, DS Wells, Equipmech, KAW, Westlec, Mako, Proto DPS, Norwest, Joyce Krane, GSD, Terrafirma, and the many others who played an integral role - thank you.
This project has meant a lot to Globe. We are incredibly proud of what we have delivered, the relationships we have built and, most of all, the people who made it happen.
Proudly delivered in the Pilbara, by people who call the Pilbara home. 💚