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Contract opportunities in mining sector

Contract opportunities in mining sector

As the size of the economy grows, so does the demand for mineral resources like iron ore, coal, manganese, copper. India produces around 89 minerals out of which four are mineral fuels, 11 are metallic, 52 are non-metallic and 22 are minor minerals.

In order to boost mining output, the central government revised the National Mineral Policy in 1994 and allowed private domestic and foreign investors to explore and exploit iron ore copper, zinc, chrome ore, lead, manganese among others. Following are some of the contract opportunities in the sector.

Western Coalfields, a subsidiary of Coal India (CIL), plans to engage a contractor for some mining works at Wani in Maharashtra.

In another opportunity, the Hutti Gold Mines Company, Raichur, Karnataka is looking out for a contractor who can provide mining software for mine planning and designing.

Rajasthan State Mines & Minerals, Udaipur, Rajasthan plans to engage  a contractor for emptying of tailing dam located at Jhamarkotra mines in Udaipur.

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