Pakrut LLC has announced an open tender for technical reconstruction of pump station at the Pakrut Gold Project in Tajikistan
The company notes that due to the situation with coronavirus and the necessity of taking protective measures the tender will be held through Internet.
The preliminary qualification documents will be considered until April 10, 2020.
Those wanting to participate in the tender should submit the following documents: tender participant certificate; company license and a certification of registration with tax inspectorate; letter of attorney; and representative's passport.
The document must be in Russia and Chinese languages, and company’s stamp must be affixed.
Documents in pdf format have to be sent to the following e-mail: [email protected].
China Nonferrous Gold Limited (CNG), the mineral exploration and mining company, is currently mining the Pakrut Gold Project in Tajikistan.
An investment agreement between the Government of Tajikistan, China Nonferrous Gold Limited and Pakrut LLC on development of the Pakrut gold deposit was signed in April 2017.
The first gold ingots were poured at the Pakrut Gold Project on December 29, 2015.
Pakrut gold mine, located approximately 120 kilometers north-east of Dushanbe, is owned by China Nonferrous Gold (formerly known as Kryso Resources). The mine development is being undertaken in two phases, which are expected to cost $250 million in total.
The mining license for the Pakrut Gold Project was issued in January 2012 and is valid until November 2030. Construction of the mine began in September 2012.
According to the Mining Technology site, the mine is estimated to process 660,000t of ore per annum initially and 1.32 million tons per annum from 2017.
The JORC-compliant resources of Pakrut gold mine are estimated at 4.72 million ounces of gold at a cut-off grade of 0.5g/t.
The mine is expected to extract 2,000t of ore per day and approximately 9.8 million tons over its estimated 19-year life.
The reserves of the Pakrut project under the Russian classification system, which total 1,257,454oz Au at a cutoff grade of 0.5g/t, were approved by Tajikistan’s State Committee for Reserves on December 15, 2008.
China Nonferrous Gold Limited is the first foreign company to obtain 100% ownership of a mining and exploration project in Tajikistan.
