Australian 3D printing specialist Aurora Labs has signed a framework agreement with Chevron Australia for the potential future provision of additive manufacturing services.
The MSA has no fixed term and defines the performance criteria and industry standards to which Aurora will adhere when it is contracted to manufacture 3D powder printed parts for Chevron Australia’s operations.
The MSA builds on Aurora’s strategy to advance its AM solutions business in the energy, minerals processing, defense and industrial sectors and follows Aurora’s three-year contract with Alcoa signed in February2023i, the Memorandum of Understanding recently signed with Aramcoii, a successful qualification printing campaign with Woodside Energyiii and recent ISO 9001iv certification.
Rebekah Letheby, AuroraLabs’ CEO commented:“There is anincreasing trend of companies looking to adopt AM for their operations to improve their operational efficiency and supply chain resilience. This contract award aligns withour strategy to offer AM Solutionsto local companies in the energy, defence and mineral processing industries.Our ability to vertically integrate to design, build and qualify ourprinters to meet this growing demand bodes well for our future growth aspirations.”
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