Digital operations for mining companies
Websites, maps, private data rooms, portals and presentations for explorers and junior issuers. Each piece is scoped to your company and your projects, quoted in writing, and managed as one body of work rather than a different vendor for every deliverable.
01 · Sample workspace
Four views of one fictional issuer, Northstar Copper Corp. They show the kind of work Mindev scopes and delivers: a public website, a project map with its source layers, a private data room and a working portal.
Illustrative only. Northstar Copper Corp, Aurora Ridge and every name, date, status and drawing here are fictional sample material. These examples show possible deliverables; your workspace is scoped to your company.
News releases
Technical reports
A project-first corporate site: property pages with maps and tenure summaries, a release archive, and an investor page that links to your approved documents.
A real engagement would define
Property, claim and technical figures built from layers that each carry their own source and notes. The same data can feed a printable figure and an interactive web map.
| Layer | Source | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Tenure cells | Registry extract | Date-stamped |
| Drill collars | Company drill table | Approved |
| Geology | Company mapping | Interpretation |
| Contours | Public elevation data | Reference |
| Access | Field GPS tracks | Provisional |
Figures present data your qualified person has approved. Coordinate system and datum are recorded with every layer.
Access groups (sample)
Review questions (sample)
Organised project records with access scoped to the people and document sets you choose, for a transaction, an option review or an ongoing stakeholder record.
A real engagement would define
Draft
In review
Approved
Upcoming dates (sample)
A workspace built for one job that your team and outside parties share: releases moving through review, key dates, and document requests, with each person seeing what is relevant to them.
A real engagement would define
02 · Service catalogue
Choose the modules that fit your company and they carry straight into your quote brief. Every module is scoped to your projects and delivered to a written agreement. There is no price list: pricing comes with the quote.
Module A
A project-led company site where the news archive, technical documents and corporate information stay current and consistent.
Module B
Property and technical maps built from organised layers, so figures, web maps and data stay consistent with each other.
Module C
Organised project records with access limited to the people and document sets you choose, delivered to an agreed scope.
Module D
A workspace tailored to one job, shared between your team and the outside parties involved.
Module E
Corporate materials and structured documents built from one set of approved facts, with updates when your news changes.
0 of 5 modules selected They will be listed in your quote brief.
Continue to quote brief03 · Engagement
Most companies start with a defined piece of work and add upkeep once it is live. You can quote either, or ask for both together and see them priced separately.
A defined body of work with a clear start, an agreed set of deliverables and a handover.
Recurring work to keep what you have current, accurate and available as your company moves.
Not sure which you need? Choose not yet known in the brief and describe where you are. We will suggest a shape for the work.
04 · How it works
Nothing is charged until you have accepted a written quote. The path from first message to delivery has five steps.
You describe your company and the work using the brief composer below. A short description is enough.
We confirm the scope and deliverables, then send a written price with currency, taxes and payment schedule.
You accept in writing. Ownership, handover and any ongoing terms are stated before you accept.
After agreement, card payment is arranged through Stripe: one-off work and recurring service are set up as your quote describes.
Work is delivered to the agreed scope. Ongoing service continues on the cadence you agreed.
05 · Scope, ownership and security
Mindev starts with a conversation and a written scope. We commission the services and workspace your company needs; the examples above illustrate possible deliverables rather than a self-serve product.
Your company's own records, data, trademarks and approved content stay yours. Ownership of deliverables, source files and any reusable components is set out in the written quote or agreement for each engagement, including what you can take with you at the end. We state it plainly before you accept.
We do not claim security certifications. The arrangements for a given job, such as who has access, how files are shared and where they are hosted, are described in the scope for that job. If you need specific controls or have a security questionnaire, say so in your brief and we will tell you plainly what can and cannot be met.
Confidential or material non-public information, data files, credentials, and any card or banking details. Describe the work in general terms first. If we go ahead, a suitable way to exchange files is agreed as part of the scope.
You do. Technical content is approved by your qualified person, and disclosure decisions sit with your officers and advisers. We present what you approve and flag inconsistencies we notice. We do not give geological, legal or securities advice.
From the scope. We confirm what you need, then send a written quote with price, currency, taxes and payment schedule. Recurring fees are quoted to the work and shown separately from one-off setup.
We agree the update cadence, support coverage and response expectations with you before service starts. Tell us about any time-sensitive requirements so we can include them in the scope.
Mindev is operated by 17302878 Canada Inc. Send enquiries to luke@1730.ca.
06 · Contact
Tell us about your company and the work. If it is a fit, we reply with questions or a written quote. Use the composer to build your message, or write to us directly.
This page builds an email for you to send. Review the draft, then send it from your own email app. Preparing it here does not submit your enquiry.
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The message opens pre-filled with the headings above. Please do not include confidential files or payment details.
Opening the draft only fills in a message in your email program. Nothing is sent until you press send there, and we cannot see this draft. If your email app does not open, copy the brief or download the file and email it to luke@1730.ca.