JORC Mineral Verification Report
Budget: $5,000 – $10,000 AUD
A new exploration licence I hold in Nepal shows encouraging field samples, and I now need a Competent Person under the JORC 2012 Code to turn those early indications into a defensible report for potential investors. The single goal is to confirm and quantify the presence of iron and magnesium so I can move confidently into my next funding round.
You will have full access to the raw data I’ve gathered so far—surface chip samples, limited trench assays, GPS-located outcrop mapping and preliminary magnetic surveys. I expect you to review the material, identify any gaps, and specify additional work if that is required for JORC compliance. Should extra sampling or geophysics be necessary, please outline the scope and the methodology so I can organise the logistics locally.
Deliverables
• JORC 2012 compliant geological report covering iron and magnesium resources at the licence area in Nepal
• All supporting tables, sections and resource estimation spreadsheets or Surpac/Leapfrog block models used in the calculation
• Statement of Competent Person credentials and signed consent for public release to investors
Acceptance criteria
The report must:
– State exploration results, sampling methods, QA/QC procedures and resource classification in strict alignment with JORC 2012 listing rules.
– Present tonnage and grade estimates with appropriate confidence categories (Inferred, Indicated, etc.) or, if data are insufficient, clearly justify the exploration-results status.
– Be formatted ready for inclusion in an investor information memorandum, including an executive summary that a non-technical reader can understand.
Timing is flexible within reason, but a draft within six weeks of data hand-over would be ideal. If you already hold Nepal experience, or have completed similar iron or magnesium assignments elsewhere, please mention that when you respond.
You will have full access to the raw data I’ve gathered so far—surface chip samples, limited trench assays, GPS-located outcrop mapping and preliminary magnetic surveys. I expect you to review the material, identify any gaps, and specify additional work if that is required for JORC compliance. Should extra sampling or geophysics be necessary, please outline the scope and the methodology so I can organise the logistics locally.
Deliverables
• JORC 2012 compliant geological report covering iron and magnesium resources at the licence area in Nepal
• All supporting tables, sections and resource estimation spreadsheets or Surpac/Leapfrog block models used in the calculation
• Statement of Competent Person credentials and signed consent for public release to investors
Acceptance criteria
The report must:
– State exploration results, sampling methods, QA/QC procedures and resource classification in strict alignment with JORC 2012 listing rules.
– Present tonnage and grade estimates with appropriate confidence categories (Inferred, Indicated, etc.) or, if data are insufficient, clearly justify the exploration-results status.
– Be formatted ready for inclusion in an investor information memorandum, including an executive summary that a non-technical reader can understand.
Timing is flexible within reason, but a draft within six weeks of data hand-over would be ideal. If you already hold Nepal experience, or have completed similar iron or magnesium assignments elsewhere, please mention that when you respond.