Fluor Daniel Gets Contract to Help Build Auto Plant
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Fluor Daniel Inc., an Irvine-based engineering and construction company, said Wednesday that it has won a contract to help build a $250-million automotive assembly plant in Austria to make Chrysler minivans.
The Fluor Corp. subsidiary was awarded the contract by Eurostar, a Graz, Austria, joint venture between Chrysler Corp. and Austria’s Steyr-Daimler-Puch. The company will share the work with three other companies based in Detroit and St. Louis.
The project, to be managed from Fluor Daniel’s Wiesbaden, Germany, office, includes a 470,000-square-foot assembly plant that can produce 50,000 minivans annually for the European market.
Fluor Daniel also said Wednesday that it won a $40-million contract from Chevron U.S.A. Inc. to do engineering, procurement and construction work for a low-sulfur diesel fuel project at Chevron’s Salt Lake City refinery.
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