GR Engineering has secured a $230 million engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract for BHP’s Ministers North iron ore development in Western Australia’s Pilbara. The deal is part of BHP’s broader $1.3 billion project, which focuses on extending and expanding operations at the Yandi mine area. According to the reported contract details, GR Engineering is set to begin construction by delivering work that includes building a crushing plant and upgrading related site infrastructure. The contract is described as an initial step in the rollout of major construction packages associated with the development. Both sources present the same core figures—BHP’s total project value at around $1.3 billion and GR Engineering’s $230 million contract—while framing the agreement as enabling early construction activities for the new mine scope. The reporting does not include additional information on project timelines, EPC scope beyond the crushing and infrastructure upgrades, or the schedule for subsequent contracts.