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Engineering directory
Engineering companies in African mining
The consulting engineers and EPCs that scope, design and build Africa's mines, and how AMIQ shows which firm holds which project so suppliers reach them at the right moment.
Subscribe to see which engineering firm is mandated on each project, the phase it has reached and the people who shape the specification.
The suppliers and equipment makers who reach mining engineers with AMIQ
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The firms that engineer Africa's mines
Pick a consulting engineer, follow a commodity, or open a wider view. Whichever you choose, you land on live mining work, the stage it sits at, and a way through to the firm setting the spec.
Leading engineering and consulting firms
Active on African mining projects we trackSRK Consulting
A global independent consultancy to the mining and resources sector, advising on geology, mine planning and the environment.
93 projects tracked on AMIQWSP Group Afrika
The African arm of WSP, one of the world's largest engineering professional-services firms, working across mining and infrastructure.
45 projects tracked on AMIQDRA Global
An engineering group that designs and delivers mineral processing plants and full EPC packages for mining clients.
27 projects tracked on AMIQThe MSA Group
A geoscience and mining consultancy advising on exploration, resource estimation and technical studies across Africa.
18 projects tracked on AMIQWood South Africa
The local operation of the global Wood group, providing engineering, project management and EPC services to the resources sector.
18 projects tracked on AMIQWorley RSA
The South African arm of Worley, delivering engineering and project services for mining, minerals and energy clients.
15 projects tracked on AMIQBrowse projects by commodity
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Wider views of the projects engineers work onWhy it pays off
Four things AMIQ shows on every engineering firm
The detail a supplier wants in hand before a specification is locked, held against each consulting engineer and EPC, and kept current as their projects move forward.
Which firm holds which project
The consulting engineer or EPC appointed to each mining project, so you know exactly which firm is shaping the scope and writing the spec.
Where the engineering work stands
Whether a project is in scoping, feasibility, detailed design or construction, timed so your approach reaches the engineers before their specification closes.
The mining company behind the brief
The operator that appointed the firm and owns the asset, so you can read the full chain from engineer to end client on a single project.
Named contacts at the firm
Verified, recently checked contacts for the engineers and project leads who select equipment and approve vendors, unlocked as soon as you subscribe.
Africa Mining IQ's ongoing assistance, dedication, attention to detail and the regular updates makes coordinating these projects much smoother. It's always a pleasure working with the AMIQ Team.
How suppliers put it to work
Reach the engineers who shape the spec
Engineering consultancies and EPC firms shape a mine long before the first order is placed. From the scoping study through feasibility and detailed design to construction, it is the appointed engineer who sets the requirement and decides which equipment fits. Knowing which firm holds the mandate on a project tells a supplier exactly who to talk to.
AMIQ links each mining project to the consultants and contractors appointed to it, alongside the phase it has reached and the owner behind the brief. So rather than waiting on a tender to publish, you can see which firm is engineering which project and make your approach while the specification is still being drawn up.
The directory at the top of this page lets you begin from a leading firm, a commodity such as gold or copper, or a wider view such as South Africa. Wherever you begin, it points you to the work in motion and the people inside the firm who will choose what gets specified.
Reach the engineers who design Africa's mines
One subscription puts the project mandates, the phase of each one and verified contacts for the consulting engineers and EPC firms across the continent at your fingertips.
Questions suppliers ask
Engineering companies in African mining: supplier FAQ
Which engineering companies does AMIQ cover?
AMIQ tracks the consulting engineers and EPC firms working on African mining projects, including SRK Consulting, WSP Group Afrika, DRA Global, The MSA Group, Wood South Africa and Worley RSA. The platform follows many hundreds of firms, so you can move from a single name straight to the projects it is mandated on.
What does an engineering or consulting firm do on a mining project?
These firms shape a mine from the earliest scoping study through feasibility and detailed design and on into construction. The appointed engineer sets the technical requirement and decides which equipment and services fit, which is why the firm holding the mandate is the one a supplier needs to reach.
How do I find which firm is working on a project?
Use the directory on this page. Start from a leading firm, follow a commodity such as gold, copper, coal or platinum, or take a wider view across Africa or South Africa. Each route links the firms to the mining projects they are appointed on and the phase each one has reached.
How does AMIQ help suppliers reach mining engineers?
Specifications are usually written before a tender ever reaches the open market. Knowing which firm holds the engineering mandate, what stage the project has hit and who the named contacts are lets you approach at the right moment, while the requirement is still being set rather than after it is locked.
Is the contact information verified?
Yes. Every contact held against a firm or project is checked and kept up to date, and the full set unlocks once you become a subscriber. AMIQ itself is updated each day as engineering appointments change and projects advance through their phases.
