A contracting company has won the primary tender for a precious metal mine expansion in Western Australia’s Goldfields-Esperance region.
GR Engineering Services (GRES) recently secured the engineering design, procurement and construction contract for Saracen Mineral Holdings’ $40 million Carosue Dam Gold Operations Plant Expansion Project, 120km northeast of Kalgoorlie.
Multiple upgrades
GRES is tasked with increasing the capacity of the existing mineral processing plant at the Carosue Dam gold operations to 3.2 million tonnes per annum.
This requires installing secondary grinding equipment and various upgrades to the existing carbon-in-leach circuit and other process infrastructure. QMEB can reveal the deal is worth $24.5M.
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‘Safe and successful delivery’
Work is expected to start shortly and end in December 2020. GRES is hiring senior planners through Seek. Click here to apply.
“GRES looks forward to achieving positive outcomes for Saracen through the safe and successful delivery of these expansion works,” GRES managing director Geoff Jones said in a public statement.
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