Blue Moon Announces the Signing of the Refurbishment Contract for the Springer Mill, Engages with Wood Group and Acquires Accommodations for Springer Site
Key Highlights
- ➤Springer mill refurbishment contract targets processing plant completion in Q4 2027
- ➤Blue Moon engages Wood Group as independent engineer overseeing Springer restart
- ➤Blue Moon acquires Springer accommodations site for US$1.7 million cash
- ➤Accommodations site includes 31 RV and 5 mobile home sites
- ➤Blue Moon targets Springer tungsten-molybdenum restart in late 2027
Expert Statements
Skott Mealer, President and COO of Blue Moon
“Tungsten has not been mined commercially in the United States since 2015. Springer is being advanced to help restore that domestic supply of a metal vital to industry and national defense. We are pleased to be doing this work in Nevada, with experienced in-state contractors now engaged and the site team and accommodations in place to support an accelerated program. We are advancing rapidly toward a targeted restart in late 2027, and the project will be a meaningful source of employment and economic activity in Pershing County and the State of Nevada.”
Blue Moon Announces the Signing of the Refurbishment Contract for the Springer Mill, Engages with Wood Group and Acquires Accommodations for Springer Site PR Newswire
TORONTO, Oct. 26, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Blue Moon Metals Inc. ("Blue Moon" or the "Company") (TSXV: MOON) (NASDAQ: BMM) is pleased to announce several important milestones at the Company's Springer Tungsten Mine in Imlay, Nevada ("Springer"). The Company has contracted RAM Enterprise Inc. ("RAM") of Elko, Nevada for the refurbishment of the Springer processing plant, with Nordmin Engineering Ltd. ("Nordmin") providing engineering as part of the RAM team. The processing plant refurbishment is expected to finish Q4 2027. In addition, the Company has engaged Wood Group USA Inc. ("Wood") as Owner's Engineer for the Springer mill refurbishment and restart. Blue Moon has also signed a binding deal to acquire accommodations for workers during construction at Springer.
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