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WSP secures EPCM contract award for Solidus Resources Spring Valley gold project in Nevada

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WSP secures EPCM contract award for Solidus Resources Spring Valley gold project in Nevada
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Engineering services firm WSP has been awarded the engineering, procurement, and construction management contract by Solidus Resources LLC for the Spring Valley Project in Nevada. The contract scope covers a single open-pit mine, a three-stage crushing circuit, a heap leach pad, an ADR recovery plant, and supporting mine infrastructure.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA —Engineering and professional services firm WSP has been selected to deliver engineering, procurement, and construction management services for the Spring Valley Project in Nevada. Awarded by mine developer Solidus Resources LLC, the contract engages WSP to oversee technical design, procurement activities, and on-site construction management for the greenfield mining development.

WSP is a global engineering consulting firm providing technical management, infrastructure design, and environmental services across energy, mining, and civil sector projects worldwide. Solidus Resources LLC operates as a resource exploration and development company focused on advancing precious metal assets in North America.

The operational infrastructure planned for the Spring Valley development includes a single open-pit mining operation, a three-stage ore crushing circuit, a heap leach pad, and a dedicated Adsorption Desorption Recovery processing circuit. The engineering scope also encompasses primary support infrastructure, featuring a new heavy vehicle maintenance truck shop, administrative dry facilities, and warehousing units.

This project award highlights ongoing capital deployment in North American precious metals infrastructure amid sustained demand for domestic mineral extraction capacity. For mining investors, equipment manufacturers, and engineering contractors, advancing large-scale leaching and processing facilities under integrated EPCM models helps control capital expenditures, reduces operational risks, and ensures rigorous technical execution in major mining jurisdictions.

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