Chief executive Wall King says Leighton is the preferred contractor on a series of bids.
"There is about A$4 billion (US$3.65 billion) worth of contracts that we are sitting there as preferred, and I expect that there will be significant announcements made in the next couple of days," Mr King told journalists on Thursday.
Leighton has won about A$1 billion of contracts as a result of government stimulus spending on infrastructure projects and Mr King expects "a lot more to come".
He said Leighton had a A$1 billion of work on hand through the massive Gorgon LNG project in Western Australia and he was "confident" it would win another A$1 billion worth there in the "very near future".
Mr King said also indicated there was more than enough work available in the Middle East despite a slowdown in Dubai.
Mr King received a A$12.5 million 2008/09 remuneration package, down 24 per cent than the A$16.5 million he received in 07/08.
There had been some expectation of a shareholder backlash but it was not a big issue in shareholder time.
Mr King later told journalists about 90 per cent voted in favour of the remuneration report.
"If that was a fire storm then my life is pretty easy," Mr King said.
(AAP) rw

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