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Civils, earthworks, shaft-sinking, plant construction, maintenance, refurbishment, equipment hire and mining services. AMIQ shows you every African project moving into build and every running mine that needs your scope, with the owner and engineer who award the work.
Subscribe to see which projects are breaking ground and reach the buyers before the tender is public.
The contractor opportunity, in numbers
The AMIQ platform follows 2,245 projects and mines right across the continent. For a contractor or service provider, two phases pay the bills: a project in execution that needs civils, shaft-sinking and plant construction, and a running mine that needs ongoing maintenance, refurbishment and aftermarket support. That is 533 active and build-stage sites today, with 67 more reaching final investment decision, each one attached to a verified owner and engineer you can approach.
Where the work sits
Contractor and service demand peaks in two phases. Execution is a project under construction that needs build work now. Operational is a running mine that needs services year after year. Bankable projects are the next wave, about to break ground. AMIQ flags each one as it moves, so you bid early.
Number of African projects and mines in each contractor-relevant phase. Source: AMIQ platform, June 2026.
Where to focus
Southern Africa carries the deepest base of contractor work, but East and West Africa are close behind and growing fast. Use the regions below to pick where your fleet, crews and service network can travel and win.
Tracked projects and mines per region, ranked by contractor demand. Source: AMIQ platform, June 2026.
Your scope, mapped to the lifecycle
Different scopes are awarded at different points in a mine's life. AMIQ lets you filter by phase, so you target the projects that are buying exactly what you sell, right now.
67 projects reaching final investment decision
The window to position before the build. Long-lead procurement, site establishment and early works are scoped here, and the owner is choosing partners for the contracts that follow.
80 projects under construction
The peak of build demand. Civils, earthworks, shaft-sinking, plant construction, roads, accommodation and bulk infrastructure are all let during execution, often before the work is advertised publicly.
453 running mines
The largest and most durable contractor base. Running mines need ongoing maintenance, refurbishment, aftermarket support, materials handling and a wide range of mining services, repeated for the life of the operation.
Demand across the active base
When a producer expands a pit, sinks a new shaft or refurbishes a plant, the full build chain reopens on an asset that is already running. These brownfield contracts pair execution-scale work with an established owner relationship.
Sort the 533 active and build-stage sites by lifecycle stage, mineral and country, then open the verified owner and engineer attached to each record.
How contractors use AMIQ
Most contracts are lost before the tender ever appears. By the time a build package is advertised, the owner and the lead engineer have already shaped the scope, drawn up a shortlist and decided who they trust. The firms that win are the ones in the room early. AMIQ exists to get you there.
Across mining in Africa, the platform tracks every project and mine through its lifecycle, from grassroots prospect to a fully operational asset. For a contractor that means you can see a project the moment it moves into execution, and a running mine the moment it opens a refurbishment or mining services scope. Each record carries the 746 mine owners and 661 project engineers behind the work, so you reach the people who sign off, not a general inbox.
Work it by where your crews and fleet can realistically reach. The platform's deepest base of demand sits in Southern Africa, with fast-growing pipelines in East Africa and West Africa. Or work it by mineral, chasing the gold and copper builds where capital is flowing hardest. When a new development is announced, the new mining projects feed surfaces it, and you can size up its owner against the wider field of mining companies already on the platform.
What a subscription gives you
Four things AMIQ does for a contractor or service provider, working against the live pipeline of African projects and running mines.
Watch projects move into execution and keep the full operational base in view, so you always know which sites are buying your scope.
Open checked, direct details for 746 owners and 661 engineers on projects, the people who scope, shortlist and award the contract.
Narrow 2,245 projects by lifecycle stage, mineral and country into the short list of sites that match exactly what your business does.
Email alerts fire the moment a project breaks ground, putting you in front of the owner before the build package is advertised.
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Quick links
Jump to the regions, commodities and project feeds where contractor and service demand is strongest.
The projects breaking ground, the running mines that need services, and the verified contacts behind them, in one subscription built for contractors.
Common questions
AMIQ tracks 2,245 projects and mines across Africa through their lifecycle. It flags the 80 projects in execution that need build work and the 453 running mines that need ongoing services, then gives you the verified owner and engineer contacts so you can approach them while a scope is still open.
Firms across civil works, earthworks, construction, shaft-sinking, plant construction, drilling, blasting, materials handling, equipment hire, maintenance and refurbishment, mining services, logistics and labour. Any business that sells into African mining can target the projects and mines that buy its scope.
Demand peaks in two phases. Execution is a project under construction, where civils, shaft-sinking, plant construction and infrastructure are let. Operational is a running mine, where maintenance, refurbishment, aftermarket and materials handling repeat for the life of the asset. Bankable projects, 67 of them, are the next wave about to break ground.
The deepest base sits in Southern Africa, at 835 tracked projects and mines. East Africa carries 586 and West Africa 578, both expanding quickly. Central Africa holds 207 and North Africa 39. Pick the regions your crews, fleet and service network can realistically reach, then work the live demand there.
The platform carries checked, direct details for 746 mine owners and 661 consulting engineers attached to projects, alongside 5,141 suppliers. These are the people who scope the work, draw up the shortlist and award the contract, reached directly rather than through a public tender portal.
Yes. Subscribe to AMIQ and set the filters that match your scope, region and commodity. The platform fires email alerts whenever a project moves phase, including the instant it enters execution, so you make contact early instead of finding out once the tender is already public.