AUSTRALIA · TENDER

Bulk Earthworks, Non Process Infrastructure, Access Road

BHP Oak Dam Underground Access Project BHP Olympic Dam Corporation Pty Ltd is seeking expressions of interest for the Oak Dam Underground Access (OKDUGA) Project located in South Australia. This project involves the construction of a twin decline to access mineral deposits approximately 700 meters below ground level to support ongoing exploration drilling. S…

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Key facts

Buyer
BHP OLYMPIC DAM CORPORATION PTY LTD
Buyer address
SA Australia
Status
Closed
Opened
05 May 2024
Closed
17 May 2024
Categories
Mining, Earthworks, Infrastructure, Construction

Summary and scope

BHP Olympic Dam (BHP) is a fully-integrated mining and mineral processing operation, owned by the BHP Group through its wholly owned subsidiary BHP Olympic Dam Corporation Pty Ltd.Oak Dam is a deep iron oxide copper-gold mineralised system located approximately 65 km south-east of Olympic Dam. BHP is currently completing exploration drilling from the surface to continue definition of the grade, geometry and continuity of the mineralisation. BHP is studying the option for early underground access which would support underground exploration drilling of the ore body.The Oak Dam Underground Access Project (Project) scope is to construct a twin decline to access the mineral deposit ~700m below ground level. The Project will be executed over three stages: Bulk Earthworks including box cut construction; Non-Process Infrastructure (NPI) providing surface infrastructure and installation, and Decline Development Operations (Mining).These three project stages represent the major Works Packages that will be released via the ICN Gateway.

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