The contract will generate revenue to CIMIC of approximately NZ$240 million.

CIMIC Group Chief Executive Officer Adolfo Valderas said: 'CIMIC and CPB Contractors' market-leading and cost-effective capabilities in delivering major commercial and social infrastructure position us strongly for projects such as the Christchurch Convention and Exhibition Centre.

'CIMIC is committed to delivering this project as part of the rebuilding of Christchurch. The project will deliver a vibrant and world-class piece of infrastructure supporting sustained economic and cultural benefits for the Christchurch community.'

CPB Contractors Managing Director Román Garrido said: 'By utilising our international expertise and local project experience in Christchurch, our team consistently delivers value for money design and construction methodologies that ensure quality outcomes.

'We are focused on providing opportunities for local businesses, a socially-inclusive procurement strategy to broaden community benefits, and enhancing local workforce capabilities to the benefit of future building and infrastructure projects in the region.'

On completion, the Christchurch Convention and Exhibition Centre is expected to host up to 2,000 delegates for a variety of national and international events. Construction works include delivery of a 1,400 delegate auditorium; 3,600m exhibition hall; and 1,600m in meeting rooms, as well as associated food, beverage and retail amenities.

Construction is scheduled to commence in October 2017 and complete by early 2020.

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