Expression of Interest called for work on Pro-Force abandoned mines pilot site.
| Date: | Friday, 04 November 2016 |
|---|
The Department of Mines and Petroleum (DMP) is calling for contractors to register interest in quoting for works to be undertaken at one of the State’s pilot sites to be rehabilitated as part of department’s Abandoned Mines Program.
The Pro-Force site, approximately two kilometres south-east of Coolgardie, is the second of four pilot sites to receive funding from interest generated by the Mining Rehabilitation Fund as part of the Abandoned Mines Program.
DMP has released two Expressions of Interest for works to clean up rubbish located at the former gold processing site, one for scrap material and one for large tyres.
Contractors interested in quoting for the civil works should review the Expression of Interest forms available on Tenders WA:
The works are scheduled to be undertaken in November - December 2016.
The closing date for both Expressions of Interest for works at Pro-Force is Monday, 7 November 2016 at 3pm.
Ellendale Diamond Mine – Tailings storage facility at Ellendale.
A Request to Tender for civil works to be undertaken at the Ellendale site has now closed.
The Ellendale site, located approximately 100km northwest of Fitzroy Crossing and 120km east of Derby, in the West Kimberley region of Western Australia, was previously operated by Kimberley Diamond Company NL from 2002 to 2015.
DMP has been managing the site through the Abandoned Mines Program since December 2015 and has identified that civil works are required to undertake rehabilitation works on the tailings storage facility.
The Request for Tender, which was available on the Tenders WA website, is now closed and is under consideration. Works are scheduled to be undertaken in November – December 2016.
