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Location: South Australia
Start: June 2003
Finish: June 2005
Contract Type: Design and construct
Value: $113 million (at 30 June 2005)
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AMCOR Glass Bottle Plant - Stage 2
Client: AMCORLocation: South Australia
Start: June 2003
Finish: June 2005
Contract Type: Design and construct
Value: $113 million (at 30 June 2005)
Description:
Leighton Contractors designed and constructed a new production facility for Australian packaging company AMCOR, as an addition to its existing glass furnace and manufacturing plant in South Australia’s Barossa Valley.
The existing plant – which marked AMCOR’s entry into wine bottle production – was designed and constructed by Leighton Contractors with German technology supplier Heye-Glas in 2002.
The new production facility has capacity of approximately 200 million wine bottles per year.