Gascoyne
A mineral producer is inviting expressions of interest (EOIs) for several tender packages at its $427 million rare earths mine in Western Australia’s Midwest region.
The project manager for a lead mining project in the Gascoyne region of WA with a capex of $154 million said a go date of mid-2019 was targeted for finalisation of a Definitive Feasibility Study (DFS) with start of construction shortly thereafter.
The project schedule has been outlined for a nickel and copper sulphide project in the Gascoyne region of Western Australia.
A WA mining company has received environmental approval to proceed with lead mine project.
A titanium-vanadium project has been reborn on the back of surging prices for the metals.
Australia’s only vanadium production facility project has gone to market for expressions of interest on its EPCM contract for its Mid-West project.
A key contact has told Projectory plans to recruit more than 250 people to construct a mine processing facility, and accommodation camp is on track for next year.
A Gascoyne gold project ramp up is continuing, with operational workers needed as the regular commercial production in the current quarter or early next quarter.
A WA base metals company has outlined a plan to build a mine and procession facility in the Gascoyne.
An environmental review document has been submitted for a large scale rare earths project in the Gascoyne.