Australian engineering and infrastructure company RCR Tomlinson has secured two construction contracts with MMG and Rio Tinto, worth a combined $108m.

Under the $73m contract with MMG, RCR will construct a processing plant at the company’s Dugald River project near Cloncurry in Queensland.

Work on the project is expected to begin with immediate effect and is slated for completion in October 2017.

As part of the work, RCR will provide project management and fabrication services, in addition to supplying various structural steel, mechanical and electrical and instrumentation (E&I) components.

The company will also provide construction and commissioning support for a zinc and lead concentrator and associated plant at the Dugald River project.

"RCR’s work will cover overall project management, construction and commissioning of an 80MWe open cycle power plant."

MMG will be responsible for the plant design and also for supply of key processing equipment.

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Under its $35m agreement with Rio Tinto, RCR’s work will cover overall project management, construction and commissioning of an 80MWe open cycle power plant at the company’s Cape Lambert iron ore operation in Western Australia.

Work is expected to begin immediately, with completion set to take place in October 2017.

Rio Tinto will supply the design and procurement of major equipment items for the power station.

RCR Tomlinson managing director and CEO Dr Paul Dalgleish said: "RCR will utilise our turnkey capability in the resources and energy sectors and our integrated approach to engineering and construction for successful delivery of these projects.

"The project for MMG builds on our position as a leader in the construction of major minerals processing plants.

"We are currently preferred on a number of other large power projects, including gas and solar power stations that are under negotiation. We are pleased to continue our valued relationship with Rio Tinto through this project."