Bardoc Gold

The Bardoc Gold project is situated in the Eastern Goldfields region of Western Australia, north of Kalgoorlie-Boulder. The site lies approximately 600 km from Perth, placing it within a remote supply corridor where lead times for capital equipment, reagents, and specialist labour are materially extended. B2B vendors must account for freight staging through Kalgoorlie as the nearest regional logistics hub, with last-mile delivery subject to unsealed road conditions and seasonal access constraints typical of the Mid-West and Goldfields interface.

Operated by Genesis Minerals Limited, the Bardoc Gold project is currently in the development and construction phase. This stage drives procurement demand across:

• Civil earthworks and site preparation contracting
• Contractor camp establishment and temporary infrastructure
• Early-phase underground or open-pit development works
• Mobilisation of FIFO workforce rotations
• Procurement of structural, mechanical, electrical, and piping (SMEP) packages

Vendors engaging at this lifecycle stage benefit from long-duration supply relationships established prior to ramp-up.

As a gold project in the Eastern Goldfields, Bardoc is geologically consistent with the Norseman–Wiluna Greenstone Belt, typically hosting orogenic lode gold mineralisation. Processing infrastructure under development is expected to incorporate a primary grinding circuit and a carbon-in-leach (CIL) processing circuit, standard for free-milling and moderately refractory gold ores in this province. Key engineering procurement categories include:

• Primary crushing and milling equipment
• CIL reagents — sodium cyanide, activated carbon, lime
• On-site power generation (dual-fuel or grid-tie solutions)
• Water management and tailings storage infrastructure

Operating in the Eastern Goldfields requires rigorous Aboriginal Heritage compliance under Western Australian heritage legislation, with due diligence obligations prior to any ground disturbance. B2B partners are increasingly assessed on their capacity to support:

• Registered heritage survey and clearance workflows
• Procurement preference for Indigenous-owned enterprises and Registered Training Organisations
• Alignment with Genesis Minerals' broader ESG reporting obligations
• Supply chain transparency and local content commitments

Vendors holding demonstrated partnerships with local Aboriginal businesses hold a competitive procurement advantage at this project stage.