NACAP: BUILDING SAFE INFRASTRUCTURE FOR STRONGER COMMUNITIES

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WHAT WE DO

PIPELINESOIL & GAS, WATER, MINING

FACILITIESOIL & GAS, WATER, MINING

RENEWABLESCIVIL CONSTRUCTION

We offer flexible engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) delivery models and collaborative partnering solutions for our clients in the following disciplines:

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At the foundation of our business are Nacap’s core values – Integrity, Teamwork and Strive to be Better. They are embedded in the way we speak, how we go about our business, our decision making processes in relation to safety, environment, quality and productivity and drive our leaders to be the best.

What We Value

SAFETY ENVIRONMENT QUALITY PRODUCTIVITY

STRIVE TO BE BETTER

• Take responsibility, solve the problem

• Always have a plan

• Coach and develop others, share knowledge and experience

• Seek and provide feedback

• Actively seek out development opportunities

• Find a better way: innovate, challenge the norm

TEAMWORK

• Open and honest communication: right person, right time, right way

• Listen, share and engage

• Support others: be selfless and show respect. Build the capability of others

• Make things easy for the people behind you

• Provide clear expectations

INTEGRITY

• Do the right thing

• Be accountable, do as you say

• Do no harm

• Turn up fit for work

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WHY NACAP

EXPERTS END TO END INFRASTRUCTURE

GLOBALA QUANTA SERVICES COMPANY

ENVIRONMENTALMANAGEMENT LEADERS

SAFETYAWARD WINNERS

NO INDUSTRIAL DISPUTESSINCE COMPANY INCEPTION

ACCOUNTABLEA TRUSTED PARTNER

QUALITYMANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

FULL SERVICE OFFERINGCONCEPT TO COMMISSIONING

COMPLEX TERRAINSKILLED PEOPLE & EQUIPMENT

COMMUNITY & PEOPLEFOCUSED

SUCCESSON EVERY PROJECT

FINANCIALLY STRONGUSD9B REVENUE IN 2017

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A partner you can trustNacap has successfully delivered complex, pipeline and facilities infrastructure projects in oil and gas, mining and water industries for over the last 30 years.

Our specialist infrastructure services have been sought for numerous projects across Australia, Asia and Papua New Guinea.

We take immense pride in what we do. All our projects have been delivered safely, on time and with zero industrial relations impacts - a track record unparalleled by many organisations across the globe.

In 2013, Nacap was purchased by Quanta Services Inc. US based with over US$9B in revenue in 2017 and a Standard & Poor's Fortune 500 Company, Quanta is the largest oil and gas infrastructure speciality contractor in North America.

Today, Nacap has evolved to become a highly respected pipeline contractor in Australia and internationally.

Nacap - Capable, Global, Reliable

Over US$9B revenue in 2017

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Our Services

Nacap also has extensive experience in the delivery of projects under varying

contractual arrangements. These include:

• Engineering, Procurement, Construction (EPC) construction contracts, where Nacap

partners with engineering firms for design and self-performs procurement and

construction requirements.

• Procurement/Construct or pure construction contracts

• Early Contractor Involvement (ECI)/collaborative 'open book' contracting

arrangements

Nacap is a specialist pipeline and facilities contractor. In 2017, Nacap expanded its service offering to the renewables sector, supporting Quanta Services sister companies with integrated solutions in the construction of wind turbines.

In accordance with the Nacap vision - to be recognised as a leading pipeline and energy infrastructure constructor in Australia and internationally - our services are broad and varied and include:

• Cross country pipelines • Process and facilities construction • Mechanical, E&I, FOC and HV Cable • Engineering and procurement management • Civil construction • Heavy earth moving • Procurement and expediting • Commissioning and decomissioning • Infield and gathering • Hydrostatic testing

Nacap’s civil construction experience includes site preparation, concrete foundations and paving, building works, storage dams, storage tanks, pump stations, compressor stations and metering stations.

Unique in Australia is Nacap’s Centre of Excellence & Innovation, located in New South Wales and home to the design and fabrication of bespoke equipment for complex construction projects in Australia and overseas.

Nacap’s offices are located in Melbourne (Head Office) and Brisbane, Australia and in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea.

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Largest in the regionNacap owns a large fleet of specialised pipeline plant and earthmoving equipment and is experienced in quickly mobilising large scale equipment for any project location. Our end to end fleet of pipeline specialist equipment is the largest in the region.

Nacap's equipment is housed at our 5.5 hectare fully equipped fleet yard and fabrication facility in Dubbo New South Wales where our plant is maintained to the highest level of performance and safety.

Nacap currently has full equipment spreads in West Australia and Papua New Guinea to service local client projects in those locations.

Our Equipment

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AS2885 is the Australian pipeline standard for the design, construction, testing, operations and maintenance of gas and petroleum pipelines.

This highly regarded and internationally recognised standard provides the framework to all Nacap projects and we are proud to have a long pipeline construction history working in accordance with this standard on projects across Australia and overseas.

Nacap has been a Lead Member of the Australian Pipeline & Gas Association (APGA) since 1998 and a Member of the APGA Research & Standards Committee (RSC) since 2008.

Nacap & AS2885

The APGA-RSC conducts research critical to improving the safety and reliability of pipelines and reducing the costs of pipeline design, construction and operations.

The APGA-RSC also works closely with the pipeline committees of Standards Australia to ensure research results can be quickly applied to AS2885.

As a highly experienced pipeline contractor, Nacap is committed to upholding and improving AS2885 for the benefit of the construction industry and the communities in which it operates.

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Our Leadership Team

Nacap has a globally experienced, ethical management team with capability across highly diverse environments and cultures. Our mantra is "the more complex, the better" as this is when we excel.

Our consultation, planning and risk management are world class as are our innovative construction techniques.

We believe in what we do and we are conscious that our work is critical for developing stronger communities and simply a better place to live.

MATTHEW O'CONNELLPRESIDENT

Over 30 years’ business leadership, management and construction experience in Australia, PNG, Singapore and Myanmar.

BEN REESEXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT

Over 20 years' successful execution of pipeline projects in Australia, PNG, Vietnam, Singapore, The Philippines, India and Sri Lanka.

JOHN FRITHVICE PRESIDENT

Specialist in strategy, risk management, major project development and stakeholder relations. Over 30 years’ construction experience in Australia, Singapore, Brunei and Myanmar.

WAHID ROSHANDIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING & TECHNICAL

Over 18 years' of major project experience across oil and gas and water industry sectors. Specialising in strategy, collaborative program/project delivery, value engineering and operational technology.

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Our Leadership Team

PAUL WHYTEHEAD OF HSE NACAP

25 years’ HSE experience across oil and gas, mining, transport, property development, civil and construction sectors in Australia and PNG, UAE, Amman and Bahrain.

BRIAN WATSONHEAD OF HR/IR

Over 25 years’ experience in HR strategy and policy, industrial relations, enterprise agreements, integrating acquisitions, remuneration, talent management, leadership programs and performance management.

DONNA DAIFINANCIAL CONTROLLER

Over ten years experience across strategic planning, international taxation, financial and compliance management, project management/cost control systems, treasury operation, mergers and acquisitions and change management.

At the foundation of Nacap is a globally

experienced pipeline

construction team

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Quanta Services Australia (QSA)

In Australia, Quanta operates as Quanta Services Australia (QSA) with seven standalone operating companies through which work is delivered.

These include:

• Engineering Procurement Construction (EPC) contractor Nacap

• Enscope, specialising in project management, EPC and commissioning

• Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD) expert Coe Drilling

• Consolidated Power Projects (CPP), which provides project engineering and construction services for electrical infrastructure

• NJ Construction (NJC), which provides electrical infrastructure services

• Mears Integrity Solutions, which provides infrastructure integrity services for the pipeline industry

• Mitchell Water, specialists in water delivery and gas gathering systems

• Quanta Solar, which provides solar and hybrid EPC solutions for the renewables industry.

The Quanta Advantage

This flexible approach provides Nacap clients globally with a choice of delivery models and cost effective and efficient

construction solutions.

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Specialist QSA Service - Coe Drilling

Coe Drilling - HDD SPECIALISTS

Coe Drilling is a Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD) expert to the energy, mineral exploration and civil construction sectors. Coe Drilling specialises in HDD, slant hole and angle drilling, micro tunnelling, auger boring and down hole drilling.

Coe Drilling were the first company to complete a HDD intersect in Australia, which ran underneath Gladstone Harbour, Queensland, as part of the Curtis Island Water and Sewerage Infrastructure Project.

Coe Driling has also undertaken successful installation of HDD pipeline crossings in PNG.

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Supporting local communitiesThroughout the Quanta group and within Nacap, indigenous Aboriginals and local community groups have been employed in the following roles:

• Environmental and archeological monitoring

• Equipment and material procurement

• Right of way clearing and vegetation management

• Road building and maintenance

• Bridge construction

• Logging operations

• General labour

• Truck driving and fuel delivery

• Security and traffic control

• First aid and medical services

• Catering and camp facilities

• Communications and

• Legal services.

• General administration

Local Employment

We are committed to building mutually beneficial, sustainable

and collaborative relationships and partnerships with local communities

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Indigenous Participation PlansOn every project, Nacap develops detailed participation plans to support local employment and the development of people in local communities. These are specifically designed for establishing project environments that are supportive and encourage the participation of Indigenous people through increased opportunities for employment and engagement.

Nacap prides itself on developing a project culture in which Indigenous values are recognised and respected by all members of the workforce and which is proactive in engaging Indigenous people.Nacap applies this philosophy throughout their operations.

The objectives of our plans are to:

• Undertake projects in a way that achieves maximum participation of Indigenous people in employment and sub-contracting business opportunities

• Achieve direct and sub-contracted indigenous labour in accordance with client expectations

• Attract, develop and retain an Indigenous workforce that is competent, meets project requirements and which is engaged in meaningful work

• Maximise the participation of Indigenous enterprises in supplying goods and services

Building Local Capability

• Assist community and employment groups who specifically work to improve the participation and overall economic standing of Indigenous people

• Identify the potential for Indigenous business enterprise incubation in collaboration with our clients and support as appropriate

• Develop and transfer skills to and from Indigenous participants

• Achieve a flexible, multi-skilled and team approach to operations

• Ensure the right skill mix of the work team is maintained.

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Nacap has an impeccable safety record based on a strong safety culture reinforced by our safety policies and non-negotiables, behavioural based leadership program, highly tailored safety procedures and award winning safety innovations.

At Nacap we know that every project, environment and community in which we work is unique and safety must be designed in accordance with the nuances and fit for that particular location. Effective and consistent communication supported by strong visual aids and video demonstrations is critical for safety engagement by local workforces.

Our safety team ensures this is achieved through the establishment and implementation of project specific Contractor Health & Safety Management Plans (CHSMP), detailing the training, communication and reporting requirements of safety managers and ambassadors.

Throughout our projects from initial inductions and meetings through to project conclusion we constantly consult with workers, subcontractors, vendors and clients to ensure all stakeholders understand and commit to the same health and safety goals and initiatives.

At Nacap, safety is non negotiable

A Strong Safety Culture

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The "blank page" approach

Nacap's highly successful “live” and dynamic safety culture is based on our comprehensive and ongoing safety training, safety "non-negotiables" and Safe Work Methods (SWMs), initially developed using a unique “blank page” approach.

The "blank page" approach ensures that SWMs are tailored specifically to every crew on every site at any particular time.

Over the course of a project, hundreds of SWMs can be developed, assessed and reviewed to ensure safety is practical and relevant for our people all of the time.

Our Tailored Approach to Safety NACAP SAFETY AWARDS

• 2016 Exxon Mobil Gippsland Safety Forum Award for

recognition of Nacap Australia’s achievement and ongoing

commitment to safety excellence. Awarded for best

“Safety Initiative” across Esso Gippsland Operations,

recognising Nacap’s self-developed online OHS Portal

portal.nacap.com.au

• 2014 IPLOCA Health & Safety Award (Runner Up). Awarded for

Nacap’s Plant Assessor Initiative and Journey Management

System

• 2013 IPLOCA Health & Safety Award (1st Prize) for significant

achievement in this field. Awarded for Nacap’s CODESAFE

Success

• 2013 APIA Safety Award for Nacap’s CODESAFE Success

• 2011 APIA Safety Award in recognition of Nacap’s

implementation of a unique innovation - the Hydraulic Pig

Catcher - designed to improve the safety of the Australian

Pipeline Industry and its personnel.

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Behavioural Based Leadership (BBL)

Our Behavioural Based Leadership (BBL) Program

Our Behavioural Based Leadership Program focuses on consistent genuine methods of communication and consultation relevant to the project, personnel and task at hand.

Nacap has developed a Behavioural Based Leadership Program that focuses on the key four considersations for the successful delivery of projects - safety, environment, quality and productivity.

The BBL program aims at:

• building leadership capability

• a risk assessed approach to targeted leadership training

• upskilling and facilitating coaching and audit capabilities and

• visible leadership.

The BBL program is based on a foundation of:

• Nacap's expectations; the behaviour we expect from our workers

• management commitment made at the highest level of the organisation to enable personnel to deliver on the expectations

• Nacap's values - Teamwork, Integrity and Strive to be Better and

• Nacap's Safety Non-Negotiables.

Based on the understanding that “behaviour influences attitude and attitude influences behaviour” the goal is to consistently achieve gains for an incident free workplace and continuous safety culture growth.

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Our accountabilitiesOur detailed plans include:

• Roles and responsibilities of the construction management team, lands, environmental and cultural heritage managers and environmental advisers

• Detail of the environmental management system including framework, regulatory requirements, process controls, inspections and audits, documentation and records, incident reporting and emergency response procedures

• Environmental management for soil, flora and fauna, cultural heritage, biosecurity, watercourse crossings, noise emissions and control, air quality, waste, fire, chemical and fuel management.

Leading our IndustryNacap leads our industry in environmental management and performance by moving beyond compliance. While we consistently meet all environmental regulatory requirements and maintain an environmental management system that meets ISO14001, we continually look at how we can improve our systems and processes for the environment and industry best practice.

In accordance with protecting the environment and communities we serve, we prepare highly detailed and comprehensive Construction Environmental Management Plans (CEMP) for all of our projects. Our plans identify all operations, risks and measures to eliminate or mitigate each risk.

We are highly experienced working within strict environmental regulatory frameworks.

Environmental Protection

Nacap fauna management initiatives have been incorporated as best practice in the Australian Pipelines and Gas Associations Code on Environmental

Practice.

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Our Projects - A Snapshot

YAMARNA GAS PIPELINEAPA Gasnet AustraliaDec 2017 - July 2018

SCOPE

• 198km x DN150 high pressure steel gas pipelines

• Facilities, including pipeline offtake and isolation, main line valve, filtration, metering, heating and pressure reduction

The Yamarna Gas Pipeline (YGP) project is a 198-kilometre pipeline project to

be built East of Laverton in Western Australia, running from a connection off

the existing Eastern Goldfields Pipeline (EGP) to the new Gruyere Gold Project.

The project will consist of the construction of a DN150 natural gas, high

pressure pipeline and facilities, including pipeline offtake and isolation, main

line valve, filtration, metering, heating and pressure reduction to control and

measure gas delivery suitable for the requirements of the mine site.

GLOBE VALVE BYPASS PROJECTAPLNGMay 2017 - Current

SCOPE • Procurement

• Brownfield site installations

• Offsite fabrication and commissioning

APLNG’s Main Pipeline System (MPS) and High Pressure Gas Network (HPGN),

which are operated by Origin Energy, supplies gas to the LNG export facility at

Curtis Island in Gladstone, Queensland. APLNG is currently undertaking works

to remediate facilities on the pipeline that currently limit the de-pressurisation

and re-pressurisation capabilities of assets within the MPS and HPGN. Nacap has

been engaged to undertake procurement and brownfields site installation works

involved with the Project.

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Nacap Projects - Australia

YARRAVILLE JET FUEL PROJECTMobil Oil Australia2018

SCOPE • 3KM X DN350 pipeline

• Brownfields, complex due to underground assets

• Mini HDDs, road crossings

In 2018, Nacap constructed a 3km pipeline to connect Mobil Oil Australia Pty Ltd

Yarraville Terminal to the Somerton Jet Fuel Pipeline. The project will help Mobil

to meet the increasing demand for jet fuel at Melbourne Airport. The terminal

is Mobil’s primary distribution terminal for petrol and diesel fuel and receives

locally refined fuels via direct pipeline from the Altona and Geelong refineries and

Holden Dock. The works were particularly complex due to multiple underground

assets and construction occurring in inner urban and industrial locations.

LONGFORD TO LONG ISLAND POINT PROJECT Esso Australia, Victoria2016 - 2017

SCOPE • 186KM X DN350 high pressure steel gas pipeline

• 14 major HDDs, 14 mini HDDs

• 1200 fence crossings

• 117 open cut road crossings

• 90 special crossings

In 2016, Nacap commenced work on a 186 kilometre pipeline in regional Victoria

for Esso. The pipeline replaced an existing pipeline, which is one of Australia’s

most vital pieces of infrastructure, supplying most of Victoria’s gas requirements

and around 20 per cent of Australia’s crude oil requirements. Nacap successfully

completed the project in two seasons, with a work crew at peak of 450.

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VICTORIAN INTERCONNECT NORTHERN EXPANSION (VNIE)APA Gasnet Australia2014 - 2015

SCOPE • 135km x DN400 high pressure steel gas pipelines

• End line and inline facilities

• Works performed only 7m from another operating gas pipeline

• 130 Safe Work Methods developed, zero LTIs

This non traditional pipeline project involved construction occurring over

three separable portions, rapid mobilisation of a 300 strong workforce due

to a short summer window and extensive environmental, cultural heritage

and landowner management. Despite many project challenges, construction

occurred on time and within budget, including a first ever average pipeline

construction rate in Victoria of 2.4km per day.

Nacap Projects - Australia

GLNGSantos2017 - Ongoing

SCOPE • Emergency rehabilitation and pipeline repair works

GLNG incorporates the development of CSG resources in the Surat and

Bowen Basins in south-east Queensland, a 420 kilometre underground gas

transmission pipeline and a two-train liquefaction and storage facility on Curtis

Island, Gladstone, Queensland.

Nacap has been appointed for emergency pipeline remediation and repair

works on an ongoing basis.

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ANGORE HIDES PIPELINE PROJECT - PNGWOOD GROUP PSN 2017 - Current

SCOPE

• 11,3 km x 14" (DN350) and associated facilities

• Angore to Hides Gas Conditioning Plant

Nacap is currently supporting Wood Group PSN in the delivery of the Angore

Surface Facilities and Pipeline project for client ExxonMobil PNG. Under the

contract, Nacap will install and pre-commission an 11.3 km 14” (DN350) gas

pipeline and associated facilities from Angore to the Hides Gas Conditioning

Plant. This project supports ExxonMobil’s ongoing development of gas fields

in PNG for global export. The project is particularly complex involving steep

terrain, construction adjacent to live operating pipelines, cultural heritage

restrictions and potential environmental and safety risks such as sink holes.

PHU MY TO HO CHI MINHGAS PIPELINE PROJECT– SR VIETNAMPetro Vietnam 2007-2008

SCOPE

• EPCC of the Phu My to HCMC high pressure steel gas pipeline system

• Phu My launching facilities

• 2 x MLVs

• Nhon Trach gas distribution centre consisting of pressure reduction, filtering, heating and metering facilities

• Hiep Phuoc gas distribution centre consisting of pressure reduction, filtering, heating and metering facilities

• Push pull wet ditch construction techniques

• Submerged near shore lay barge construction techniques

• 12 x HDDs (18km) ranging from 600 to 1,800m

International Projects

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SAI NOI NORTH SOUTHBANGKOK POWER PLANTPIPELINEPTT, Thailand 2006

THIRD PARALLEL PIPELINEPROJECTPTT, Thailand 2004-2005

SAKERNAN TO KUALA TUNGKAL GAS TRANSMISSION PIPELINEPGN, Indonesia 2002-2003

ILIJAN GAS PIPELINENPC, Philippines 2001-2002

MUTHURAJAWELA TANK FARM PROJECTCeylon Petroleum, Sri Lanka, 2003

PGU LOOP 2 PIPELINE PROJECTPetronas, Malaysia, 2000-2001

More International Projects

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Management Systems

A Focus on QualityNacap’s unerring and consistent focus on quality ensures our performance is maintained to the highest industry standard. We achieve this through our continuous improvement processes, researching and embedding best practice initiatives within our organisation, policy and document review programs and tailored training programs for personal and professional development.

Nacap has an annual review process, which flows from the ISO 9001 required Management Review. We also address quality management in accordance with our Total Quality Management audit program as well as project specific audit and inspection programs.

Management System CertificationsNacap’s management systems are DNV certified. We hold certifications for the provision of project development, engineering, procurement, construction and maintenance services in the resources, energy and infrastructure industries:

● QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AS/NZS ISO 9001:2015

● OHS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM OHSAS 18001:2007

● ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AS/NZS ISO 14001:2015

Nacap Australia Pty Ltd

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T +61 3 8848 1888F +61 3 8848 1899E info@nacap.com.au

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