GR Engineering Secures A$295M EPC Contract for Sulphur Springs Project
GR Engineering Services has been named preferred contractor for the A$295 million Sulphur Springs Copper-Silver-Zinc Project in Western Australia, marking a significant addition to its growing EPC portfolio.
- Preferred EPC contractor for A$295M Sulphur Springs project
- Project involves copper, silver, and zinc processing plant
- Early works underway with formal contract imminent
- Follows successful Woodlawn commissioning in 2025
- Strengthens GR Engineering’s base metals credentials
GR Engineering Wins Major EPC Contract in WA
GR Engineering Services Limited (ASX:GNG) has clinched the preferred contractor spot for the engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) of the Sulphur Springs Copper-Silver-Zinc Project, a significant undertaking valued at approximately A$295 million. The project, located 144 kilometres southeast of Port Hedland in Western Australia, targets the development of a 1.5 million tonnes per annum (Mtpa) processing facility for copper, silver, and zinc.
Early Works and Contract Timing
While the formal EPC contract is yet to be signed, GR Engineering has already commenced early works, including ordering long lead items and initiating engineering activities under an early works agreement. This phased approach suggests a smooth transition into full project execution once the contract is finalised.
Building on Proven Delivery Experience
Managing Director Tony Patrizi highlighted the appointment as a strong endorsement of GR Engineering’s process design and EPC delivery capabilities, referencing the successful commissioning of the Woodlawn Copper-Zinc Project in 2025. This latest contract further cements GR Engineering’s position in the base metals sector, complementing its recent string of significant EPC wins across Australia.
Strategic Importance for Develop Global
The Sulphur Springs project is a key component of Develop Global Limited’s (ASX:DVP) growth strategy. By securing a reputable contractor like GR Engineering, Develop aims to ensure the project’s timely and safe delivery, critical factors for advancing the company’s copper-silver-zinc ambitions in a competitive market.
GR Engineering’s Expanding Project Pipeline
This appointment follows a series of substantial EPC contracts awarded to GR Engineering in recent months, including gold processing plants and flotation upgrades. The Sulphur Springs contract, with its sizeable value and base metals focus, diversifies the company’s portfolio and underscores its growing footprint in Western Australia’s mining infrastructure landscape.
Bottom Line?
Watch for the formal EPC contract signing and early project milestones as Sulphur Springs moves from planning to construction.
Questions in the middle?
- When will the formal EPC contract for Sulphur Springs be executed?
- How will GR Engineering manage simultaneous delivery of multiple large-scale projects?
- What are the key timelines and risks for the Sulphur Springs project’s commissioning?
