The Australian Mining Review

GR wins Carosue Dam work

- ELIZABETH FABRI WA

GR Engineerin­g has secured a $17.9 million engineerin­g design, procuremen­t and constructi­on contract for a paste backfill plant at Saracen Gold’s Carosue Dam operation in the WA Goldfields.

The contract involves process engineerin­g, design, supply, constructi­on and commission­ing of the plant, which once completed will produce between 110 and 120 cubic metres of paste per hour to fill stopes in the Karari undergroun­d mine.

GR Engineerin­g managing director Geoff Jones said works would begin immediatel­y, with completion to occur in the second half of FY19.

“GR Engineerin­g’s team has a historical involvemen­t with Carosue Dam, initially in 2000 when the original processing facilities were commission­ed,” Mr Jones said.

“We are pleased to have the opportunit­y to continue our involvemen­t with Carosue Dam and work with Saracen on the safe and successful delivery of the paste plant.”

In early August, GR Engineerin­g also received an $8.3 million payout from Eastern Goldfields after it launched proceeding­s in the Supreme Court over a dispute relating to its Davyhurst processing plant contract.

 ?? Image:Saracen. ?? The entrance to Karari undergroun­d mine.
Image:Saracen. The entrance to Karari undergroun­d mine.

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