Resource Development Group Limited, an Australian company, provides extensive contracting, remedial, and construction services to a broad array of sectors including resources, infrastructure, energy, government, utilities, and defense. The company's diverse offerings encompass multi-disciplinary construction activities such as civil, structural, mechanical, piping, and tankage (SMPT), and electrical and instrumentation (E&I) works, along with non-process infrastructure building and plant modification services. They also deliver ancillary and preventative maintenance, and a variety of project delivery solutions including EPCM, PMC, integrated team, EPC, and design-and-construct models. Additionally, RDG specializes in optimizing existing operations through debottlenecking processes. Beyond its service arm, the company holds interests in the Ant Hill and Sunday Hill manganese projects, and the Lucky Bay Garnet project, which is supported by associated power infrastructure featuring seven wind turbines. Established in 2011 and based in Perth, Resource Development Group Limited operates as a subsidiary of Mineral Resources Limited.