Clough, the Australian subsidiary of the Webuild Group (formerly Salini) Impregilo), has been awarded a contract worth 420 million Australian dollars (268 million US dollars) for construction of the Ship Lift Facility of Darwin Harbour, on the North coast of Australia. The project includes the realization of a modern system for lifting, the Ground handling and launching of small and large boats dimensions, which will consolidate the role of the city coastal as a reference hub for maintenance and services assistance for the naval sector in the region.

The Ship Lift Facility will serve the Department of Defence, as well as commercial and private boat traffic in the fisheries, oil & gas and industrial sectors maritime. Clough participates in the project with a 50% stake, in joint venture with Australian engineering group BMD which holds the remaining 50%.

Commissioned by the Northern Territory government, the Ship Lift Darwin's will be the largest in the territory Australian, with its 26 meters wide and 103 long. The platform will be able to lift boats up to 5,500 tonnes, including Australia's new offshore patrol vessels Defence Force. The completion of the work is scheduled for July 2025.