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For engineering and consulting firms
Get specified before the design is awarded
Engineering and consulting scopes are written early, while studies and designs are still open. AMIQ surfaces every African mining project as it enters the pipeline, with the owners and consultants to call before your rivals know it exists.
Subscribe to see study-phase projects, the owners running them and the engineers already engaged.
The early-stage pitch
Get specified before the design is awarded
By the time a mine is operational, the feasibility, design and EPCM work is long gone. The brief for a feasibility study, an EIA or a FEED package is decided during the study and build phases, often years earlier. AMIQ tracks 2,245 mining projects and mines across Africa, and shows you the 589 sitting in pre-operational phases right now, so your firm can shape the scope rather than chase a tender already written for someone else.
Where the briefs are written
The pipeline where engineering is procured
Across Africa, 589 projects sit in the study and build phases, each one a live opportunity to be appointed. The deepest pool is at pre-feasibility, where trade-off studies and bankable scopes are still taking shape and a strong firm can win the work that defines the rest of the project.
Projects by pre-operational phase
589 projects in active study and build phases across Africa. Source: AMIQ platform, June 2026.
Where the projects are
African mining projects by region
The continent's project base is spread across five regions, with Southern Africa leading and East and West Africa close behind. Each region links to its own coverage, so you can size the opportunity in the markets your firm already serves, or wants to enter.
- Southern Africa37%835
- East Africa26%586
- West Africa26%578
- Central Africa9%207
- North Africa2%39
Share of all tracked African projects and mines. Source: AMIQ platform, June 2026.
See which projects are at study phase right now
Filter the 589 pre-operational projects by phase, commodity and region, then open the owners and consultants behind each one.
From phase to scope
What gets specified at each phase
Different engineering and consulting services are bought at different points in a project's life. AMIQ tells you which phase a project is in, so you target the moment your discipline is actually being appointed.
Desktop and scoping studies
Order-of-magnitude assessments, conceptual engineering and early scoping work, commissioned as an owner first tests whether a deposit is worth pursuing.
Exploration and ground work
Geophysics, geochemistry, geotechnical investigation and resource modelling, the specialist input that turns a prospect into a defined resource.
Bankable studies and FEED
Bankable feasibility studies, environmental and social work (EIA and ESG), trade-off studies and front-end engineering design that frame the whole build.
EPCM, detailed design and owner's engineer
EPCM and EPC delivery, detailed design, process and plant engineering and owner's-engineer mandates as the project secures funding and moves to build.
Construction supervision and commissioning
Construction supervision, project and programme management, commissioning and ramp-up support as the design becomes a working mine. Reach the owner while these scopes are still being placed, not after the contract is signed.
How AMIQ wins you work
Track, reach, scope and win
A subscription turns the continent's project pipeline into a working list your business-development team can act on every week.
Track the study pipeline
A real-time view of projects in the study and build phases, updated as they move, so nothing reaches the market without you seeing it first.
Reach the decision-makers
746 mine owners and 661 project engineers and consultants with verified contacts, the people who appoint the engineering brief.
Scope the right fit
Filter by phase, commodity and region to qualify which projects suit your disciplines before you spend a day of business-development time.
Win the early brief
Email alerts the moment a project enters the pipeline, so you make contact while the scope is open and the shortlist is still forming.
Built for engineering business development
Stop hearing about projects too late
Most engineering firms find out about a mining project when the request for proposal lands, by which point the owner has already decided who they trust and what they want. AMIQ moves you upstream. It maps mining across Africa the way your pipeline actually works, from the first signs of a deposit through exploration and into bankable studies, so you are in the conversation while there is still a conversation to be had.
For firms that benchmark against the competition, you can see the engineering companies and consultants already listed against projects, and track new mining projects in Africa as they appear. Whether your focus is gold, copper or a broader commodity spread, AMIQ lets you concentrate effort where your team has the strongest case to win.
Trusted by industry suppliers
Engineering and technology firms already on AMIQ
From automation and process control to plant engineering, suppliers across the mining value chain use AMIQ to find and reach the projects that fit them.
AMIQ provides an excellent starting point for identifying and targeting new opportunities, with brilliant filters that allow us to understand project development with end users and consulting engineers. The contacts supplied provide the base to start developing relationships with key decision makers within the targeted project.
Win the brief before your competitors hear about it
Live study-phase projects, the owners and consultants behind them and verified contacts, in one subscription built for engineering and consulting firms.
Go deeper
Common questions
AMIQ for engineering firms: questions answered
How does AMIQ help an engineering or consulting firm win work?
It shows you mining projects while they are still in the study and build phases, when feasibility, design and EPCM scopes are being decided. With the owner and consultant contacts attached, your firm can make its case before a tender is ever written, rather than reacting once a request for proposal is already out.
How many early-stage projects does AMIQ track?
589 projects across Africa sit in pre-operational phases: 152 at grassroots, 194 at pre-feasibility, 96 at feasibility, 67 bankable and 80 in execution. These are the phases where engineering and consulting services are specified, drawn from 2,245 projects and mines tracked in total.
Whose contact details can I reach?
A subscription opens verified contacts for 746 mine owners and 661 project engineers and consultants, the people who shape and appoint the engineering brief. You can also see which firms are already engaged on a project, so you target where you have a genuine chance to win.
Which regions and disciplines does it cover?
Coverage spans all five African regions, led by Southern Africa with 835 projects and mines, followed by East Africa and West Africa. It suits feasibility and EPCM, design, geotech and geophysics, environmental and ESG work, process and plant engineering, project management, surveying and testing.
How do I get alerted when a new project enters the pipeline?
Set filters for the phases, commodities and regions your firm targets, and AMIQ sends an email alert the moment a matching project appears. That early signal lets you reach the owner while the scope is still open and the shortlist is still forming.
Why is getting in early so important for engineering firms?
Engineering and consulting work is specified early in a project's life. Once a mine is operational, the design and study mandates are already awarded. By surfacing projects as they enter the pipeline, AMIQ gives your firm the time to build a relationship and influence the brief before competitors are even aware of the opportunity.
