Just saw that Worley landed a pretty solid framework agreement with Tengizchevroil in Kazakhstan starting back in February. They're basically handling construction engineering services and project support across their operations there. The scope sounds pretty comprehensive - engineering work across all phases, construction support, plus digital and systems stuff. That's the kind of deal that could keep them busy for a while. Stock was up 2.89% at AUD 11.03 when this hit the market. Makes sense given the size of these energy infrastructure projects in that region. Curious how long these framework agreements usually run and whether this opens more doors in Central Asia for them.