Blue Moon Metals Awards Springer Mill Refurbishment Contract and Acquires Worker Accommodations

Blue Moon Metals Inc. announced key updates regarding its Springer Tungsten Mine located in Imlay, Nevada, including a contract for plant refurbishment, the engagement of an Owner's Engineer, and a binding agreement to acquire a worker accommodations site.

According to the company's October 2026 announcement, RAM Enterprise Inc. has been contracted to refurbish the Springer processing plant, with Nordmin Engineering Ltd. providing engineering support. The processing plant refurbishment is expected to conclude in the fourth quarter of 2027. Additionally, Wood Group USA Inc. has been engaged as Owner's Engineer to oversee design, procurement, and construction activities.

Key Project Developments

• Plant Refurbishment: Contracted to RAM Enterprise Inc. with Nordmin Engineering Ltd. providing engineering services.
• Independent Oversight: Wood Group USA Inc. appointed as Owner's Engineer for the project lifecycle and restart.
• Target Timeline: Processing plant refurbishment is expected to finish in Q4 2027.

Worker Accommodations Acquisition

Blue Moon signed an agreement to acquire an existing recreational vehicle (RV) park near the Springer site for US$1.7 million in cash. The property includes 31 RV sites and 5 mobile home sites equipped with necessary utility systems. The company intends to house employees and contractors at the location during construction and evaluate potential future expansions. The transaction is expected to close in December 2026.

Practical Implications and Verification

The project aims to advance domestic tungsten supply in the United States, targeting a restart in late 2027. Stakeholders and interested parties can verify official disclosures, technical reports, and regulatory filings through the System for Electronic Document Analysis and Retrieval (SEDAR+) in Canada or the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) website, as well as the official Blue Moon Metals corporate website.