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The A$62-million (US$44.4-million) deal, first announced at the end of 2018 after the Eliwana project was approved, will include earthworks, roadworks and drainage works.
Neither company disclosed a start date or specific timeline for the work.
Eliwana, which has an estimated annual production of 170 million tonnes over two decades, should be in production by late next year.
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