Mayfield’s FY26 Contract Awards Surge to $37M with Brigalow Gas Peaking Plant Win
Mayfield Group Holdings has landed a pivotal $20 million contract for the Brigalow Gas Peaking Plant in Queensland, pushing its FY26 contract awards to $37 million and reinforcing its role in Australia's energy transition.
- Awarded $20 million contract for Brigalow Gas Peaking Plant electrical infrastructure
- FY26 contract awards total approximately $37 million, showing accelerating momentum
- Work in hand rises to about $116 million, enhancing revenue visibility
- Contracts span energy generation, renewables integration, storage, and network infrastructure
- Mayfield leverages Australian manufacturing and mission-critical expertise
A Major Win in Queensland
Mayfield Group Holdings Limited (ASX, MYG) has announced a significant $20 million contract with GE Power Australia to deliver prefabricated Balance of Plant electrical modules for the Brigalow Gas Peaking Plant in Queensland. This project involves the turnkey delivery of critical electrical infrastructure designed to ensure reliable and resilient power delivery, a cornerstone for grid stability as renewable energy penetration grows.
The contract includes six fully integrated switchrooms equipped with transformers, switchboards, UPS systems, and control modules, all engineered to Australian standards with a 25-year service life. This reflects Mayfield’s commitment to technical excellence and long-term reliability in mission-critical energy infrastructure.
Strengthening Market Position and Momentum
With this award, Mayfield’s total contract wins for FY26 have reached approximately $37 million, signaling accelerating momentum across the energy transition sectors. The company’s work in hand now stands at around $116 million, providing strong revenue visibility well into the future. These contracts span a diverse range of projects, including energy generation, renewables integration, energy storage, and network infrastructure upgrades.
Mayfield’s Managing Director, Andrew Rowe, highlighted the company’s unique positioning, while much attention focuses on renewable generation technologies, Mayfield builds the foundational electrical infrastructure that enables reliable power delivery. The Brigalow Gas Peaking Plant is a critical asset for Queensland’s grid stability, providing flexible, rapid-response generation capacity to balance intermittent renewable supply.
Australian Manufacturing and Expertise at the Forefront
Mayfield’s competitive edge lies in its Australian manufacturing excellence, mission-critical expertise, and integrated delivery capabilities. Operating advanced facilities in Adelaide and Perth, the company offers supply chain security and rapid response unmatched by imported solutions. Its 80-plus year heritage in demanding environments underpins a culture of resilience and technical sophistication.
Recent contracts beyond Brigalow include work with Endeavour Energy in Western Sydney, UGL in Western Australia, and Genus on a battery energy storage system, demonstrating Mayfield’s broad reach across the energy transition landscape. These projects collectively reinforce the company’s role as an essential infrastructure provider supporting Australia’s evolving energy needs.
Looking Ahead
Mayfield’s expanding order book positions it well to capitalise on the surge in infrastructure investment driven by renewable energy deployment, grid modernisation, and electrification trends. As Australia’s energy landscape grows more complex, the demand for reliable electrical infrastructure will only intensify, underscoring Mayfield’s strategic importance in the sector.
Bottom Line?
Mayfield’s latest contract awards cement its role as a backbone of Australia’s energy transition, with FY26 shaping up as a year of robust growth and opportunity.
Questions in the middle?
- How will Mayfield manage execution risks across its growing and diverse project portfolio?
- What impact will these contracts have on Mayfield’s FY26 financial guidance and margins?
- Could Mayfield’s Australian manufacturing advantage lead to further market share gains amid supply chain uncertainties?
