ATCO Structures announced its U.S. division has been awarded a contract to design, supply and install a worker housing facility for Perpetua Resources’ Stibnite Gold Project.
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The contract worth $179 million ($130M USD), includes plans for a 1,052-person dormitory lodge and office facilities.
“We are pleased to support Perpetua Resources with a high-quality, purpose-built solution designed to help maintain project schedules and budgets while achieving their operational objectives,” said Joshua Nabb, senior vice-president, ATCO Structures U.S.
Initial work this year will be focused on site preparation for construction of the facility, which will commence in 2026.
Perpetua Resources will be employing a large workforce to construct and operate its mine near Yellow Pine, Idaho.
“ATCO brings proven expertise in safely delivering the high-quality housing needed for our remote on-site workforce,” said Michael Wright, vice-president, projects for Perpetua Resources. “This contract marks a significant milestone in mobilizing our construction team and underscores our disciplined approach to project execution.”
The 363 modular units will be prefabricated at ATCO Structures’ production facilities and then transported to the project site. The units will then be assembled and configured into housing wings, each designed to accommodate approximately 105 people. There will also be central facilities including kitchen and dining and recreation amenities.
The facilities are expected to be operational in Q1 2027.
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