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Bureau Veritas Minerals 2015 Schedule of Services and Fees (CAD) V.4 visit BUREAUVERITAS.COM/UM or call +1.604.253.3158 EX P LO R AT I O N Mining Life Cycle DE VEL OPMENT Exploration Ultra trace geochemistry Trace geochemistry OP E R AT I O N S Ore grade assays Site services Development Ore grade assays Geometallurgy Mineralogy Operations Trade Baseline Environmental Assay Techniques Pilot Plant Remediation-Closure Acid Mine Drainage Tailings Humidity Cells Water Monitoring RE M E D I AT I O N Bureau Veritas Minerals Laboratories (BVML) services is a global full services provider for exploration, metallurgical and mining analytical testing through over 60 laboratories worldwide. Bureau Veritas is a world leader in Testing, Inspection and Certification (TIC) services with over 1300 offices in 140 countries worldwide, providing services for marine, consumer products, petroleum, environmental, food, construction materials and mining. GLOBAL NETWORK 140 COUNTRIES | 1330 OFFICES & LABS | OVER 66,000 EMPLOYEES Established in 1828, Bureau Veritas is a global leader in Testing, Inspection and Certification services related to QHSE. Bureau Veritas support and protect people, environments, critical assets, major projects and businesses around the world. EMEA ASIA-PACIFIC AMERICAS ◼ 640 offices and laboratories ◼ 420 offices and laboratories ◼ 270 offices and laboratories ◼ 30,000 employees ◼ 20,000 employees ◼ 16,000 employees ◼ 88 countries ◼ 22 countries ◼ 30 countries Contents The table of contents below provides some cross-refering of packages and services between our new codes and past codes used by Acme and Inpectorate. NEW CODE(S) ACME CODE INSPECTORATE CODE PAGE Crush 70% 10 mesh and pulverize 250 g PRP70-250 R200-250 SP-RX-2K 04 Pulverize to 85% passing 200 mesh PUL85 P200 SP-PV-250, SP-PV-1000 04 Standard soil sieve 80 mesh SS80 SS80 SP-SS-1K 05 Fire Assay Au, Pt, Pd – ICP FA330 G606 / 3B02 PKG-PGM 07 Fire assay gold 30 g – AA Finish FA430 G601 Au-1AT-AA 07 Fire assay Ag FA530-Ag G613 Ag-1AT-GV 07 Fire assay gold 30 g – Grav FA530-Au G601 + G612 Au-1AT-GV 06 Fire Assay Au and Ag – 30 g – Grav FA530 G603 + G612 AuAg-1AT-GV 07 Screen Fire Assay – 50 g double minus fraction FS652 G615 Au-Met-500 or Au-Met-1000 08 Aqua Regia Ore Grade AA AR400 8AR –AR-OR 11 Multi Acid Ore Grade AA MA400 8TD –4A-OR 11 Aqua Regia Ore Grade ICP AQ370 7AR – 11 Multi Acid Ore Grade ICP MA370 7TD – 11 Cu Titration GC820 G820 Cu-CON 14 Zn Titration GC816 G816 Zn-CON 14 Pb Titration GC817 G817 Pb-CON 14 Fe Titration GC818 G818 Fe-CON 14 Aqua regia – ICP AQ300 /AR330 1D01 30-AR-TR or 30M-AR-TR 16 Aqua regia – ICP/MS AQ200 1DX1 – 16 Aqua regia – Ultratrace AQ250/AR250 1F04 50-AR-UT or 50M-AR-UT 17 Multi acid – ICP MA300/MA330 1E 30-4A-TR 18 Multi acid – ICP + ICP-MS Hg MA300+AQ200-Hg 1E + G807 – 18 Multi acid – ICP + CVAA Hg MA330+CVAA 30M-4A-TR 18 Multi acid – ICP/MS MA200 1EX – 18 Multi acid – Ultratrace MA250 1T 30-4A-UT 18 General Exploration Package GENX10 – GENX-10 19 Whole Rock Lithium Fusion ICP Finish LF300 4A04 WR-FS-ICP 25 Lithium Fusion – Refractory and REEs LF100 4B03 REE-LB-MS 25 Total Whole Rock Characterization LF202 4A4B or 4AB1 WR-REE-LB 25 XRF – Fusion – Major Oxides LF700 4X02 NA-XF103 25 XRF – Fusion – Laterites LF720 4X20 NA-XF201 25 XRF – Fusion – Iron Ore LF730 4X30 NA-XF100 25 Leco – total C and S TC003 2A12 CS-LECO 25 BQ-NAA-01 5A Sample Preparation Precious Metals Ore & High Grade Analysis Exploration Geochemistry Lithogeochemistry Group Services Remote Services INAA 32 32 Environmental 33 Metallurgical 34 2 Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 Sample Preparation, Storage & Disposal Sample preparation lays the groundwork for all the analysis which will be performed on your sample. With demanding and strict process controls, the superior quality of preparation of samples improves the measurable analytical values produced. A split is taken to represent the original sample. The preparation process and this split are subject to QA/QC control checks during the progression and prior to submission to the analytical portion. If there is a non-conformance to the quality standard the process is reviewed and corrected. This applies to the client standards and blank material, internal blanks and standards, duplicates and replicates that are analyzed. This strict policy is for any material that is reported or used in the analytical process. To ensure the equipment is producing a quality product the reduction of the wear surfaces of plates and bowls is constantly monitored and recorded. No equipment is allowed to be used beyond its lifespan. A sieve test is used to monitor the process on select and random samples at the primary crushing stage and pulverization. These tests are recorded and reported for your review. There is an all-encompassing training program that employees undergo that assures our staff understand the importance of their work and adherence to a high quality standard. Sample Preparation, Storage & Disposal The packages listed here are the most common practice in our industry. If you require sample preparation techniques specific to your needs please contact your local rep to discuss in more detail. You will find our team of professionals and technical group second to none in our ability to provide support with your project. Rock and Core Preparation CODE DESCRIPTION PRP70-250 Crush 1 kg to ≥70% passing 2mm ... Pulv 250 g ≥85% 75µm $7.20 PRP70-500 Crush 1 kg to ≥70% passing 2mm ... Pulv 500 g ≥85% 75µm $8.25 PRP70-1KG Crush 1 kg to ≥70% passing 2mm ... Pulv 1 kg ≥85% 75µm $9.30 CRU70 Crush to ≥70% passing 2mm per kg, includes first 1 kg $3.50 Extra crushing over 1 kg per kg CRUPR Primary Crushing for large samples (eg. Whole Core) per kg PUL85 Dry and pulverize to ≥85% passing 75 µm Extra pulverizing over 250 g, per 250 g CAD + $0.70 $0.90 $3.70 + $0.90 PULCB Pulverize by ceramic box, per 100 g $9.70 DY105 Dry pulp at 105°C, per sample $0.60 HOMOG Homogenizing of pulps by light pulverizing $2.50 SPTRF Split by riffle splitter up to 5kg of –2 mm sample , per sample $2.20 WGHT Weigh sample $0.65 CRUBW Extra wash with barren material – crushing $2.50 PULSW Extra wash – silica – pulverizing $3.00 SPTRS Rotary split up to 5 kg $4.45 SPTMR Micro rotary split per 250 g $2.50 Other size fractions / preparation requirements available upon request. 4 Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 Sample Preparation, Storage & Disposal Soil Preparation CODE DESCRIPTION SS80 Dry at 60°C, sieve up to 100 g to -180 µm (80 mesh) up to 1/2 kg sample CAD $2.35 Overweight sieving per 500 g $1.05 SS230 Dry at 60°C, sieve 100 g to -63 µm (230 mesh), up to 1/2 kg sample $3.15 Overweight sieving per 500 g $1.60 DYXS Surcharge for extra wet samples $0.50 SSXXX Sieving at other mesh sizes, per 1/2 kg $1.60 PULSL Pulverize soils in mild steel pulverizer, per 100 g $3.15 PULCB Pulverize soils in ceramic pulverizer, per 100 g $9.70 SVRJT Saving all or part of soil reject $1.50 CLYSP Clay separation per 500 g SPTRF Split by riffle splitter up to 5 kg $2.20 DISP2 Heat Treatment of soils and sediments, per sample $0.50 $15.00 Important Note Regarding Soils: Importation regulations may apply; contact lab prior to shipment for details and shipment requirements. For soil shipments to Canada: No soil, till or sediment pulps or rejects (excluding those from BC Mainland, Yukon and NWT) can be returned and must be incinerated upon disposal. A disposal fee (DISP2) is charged for these samples. Soil rejects are discarded immediately after preparation unless SVRJT is requested. Miscellaneous Charges CODE DESCRIPTION CAD PULHP Hand pulverize by mortar and pestle $8.40 QCCHK Additional QC Checks $3.15 HANDX Handling of special projects, per hour WGHT Weigh samples $0.65 SHP01 Shipping charge (pulps), per sample $2.00 SPTPL Split pulp for client extra charge $0.60 PULSW Extra wash with silica-pulverizing $3.00 DYAIR Air Dry samples (<40°C) per 2 kg $2.40 SLBHP Sorting, Labeling, boxing and handling samples received as pulps $0.60 BAT01 Batch charge for <20 samples $60.00 $50.00 Warehouse Charges CODE DESCRIPTION CAD SPRTN Cost of Shipping Returns DRRJT Dispose or return handling of reject $0.35 DRPLP Dispose or return handling of pulps $0.10 WHRJT Monthly storage of reject after 90 days, per sample $0.60 WHPLP Monthly storage of pulps after 90 days, per sample $0.20 WHSRT Monthly storage of soil rejects per sample VAC01 Vacuum seal samples, nitrogen purge at cost $0.35 $10.00 Storage Information: All rock rejects are stored for 3 months at no charge. Clients may purchase additional storage time. A minimum charge of $10/quarter ($40/yr) will apply to all clients with rejects in storage after 90 days. When storage is requested on receipt the first 3 months of paid storage will be charged upfront. BVML recognizes and applies the US and Canadian limits for the concentration of hazardous metals in waste materials. For samples exceeding these limits, BVML reserves the right to require clients to accept the return of their reject and pulp material or the expense of disposing of any sample material that is defined as hazardous. Concentrates and high NORM samples must be returned. Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 5 Precious Metals & Cu Au Leaches Methods in this section include industry standard fire assay options for gold, platinum and palladium. From a basic 30 g charge to full metallic screen fire assay, reliable data are achieved for all sample types including those with coarse gold. Bulk leaching of gold bearing materials with cyanide is also available and provides an additional tool to evaluate systems with unevenly distributed Au and to test for extractability. Selective and sequential leaches are also included in this section to provide information on the distribution of Cu within various phases in the sample. Precious Metals Aqua Regia Gold Recommended for soils, sediments, vegetation or reconnaissance rock samples. Samples are digested in 1:1:1 aqua regia then analyzed by ICP-MS. Refractory, massive sulphide and graphitic samples can limit Au solubility. Rock samples are ignited at 550°C before aqua regia leaching. CODE ELEMENT DETECTION UPPER LIMIT DESCRIPTION AQ115 Au 0.5 ppb 10 ppm CAD 15 g Aqua regia ICP-MS $10.50 AQ130 30 g Aqua regia ICP-MS $14.45 AQ115-IGN Ignited 15 g Aqua regia ICP-MS $11.80 AQ130-IGN Ignited 30 g Aqua regia ICP-MS $15.75 Fire Assay Lead collection fire assay fusion for total sample decomposition, digestion of the Ag dore bead and this analysis by AA, ICP-ES, or ICP-MS. *Require at least 2 g per sample weight. lCP FA330-Au Au 2 ppb 10 ppm FA350-Au 30 g / fire assay / ICP-ES $16.50 50 g / fire assay / ICP-ES $19.50 FA330 Au 2 ppb 10 ppm 30 g / fire assay / ICP-ES $17.65 FA350 Pt 3 ppb 10 ppm 50 g / fire assay / ICP-ES $20.45 Pd 2 ppb 10 ppm lCP-MS FA130 Au 1 ppb 1 ppm 30 g / fire assay / ICP-MS $21.00 FA150 Pt 0.1 ppb 1 ppm 50 g / fire assay / ICP-MS $23.80 Pd 0.5 ppb 1 ppm Au 0.005 ppm 10 ppm 30 g / fire Assay / AAS $16.00 50 g / fire Assay / AAS $18.80 Au 0.01 ppb 100 ppm 30 g / fire Assay / AAS (Reno Only) $17.25 30 g / fire Assay / gravimetric $19.60 50 g / fire Assay / gravimetric $22.40 30 g / fire Assay / gravimetric $19.60 50 g / fire Assay / gravimetric $22.40 30 g / fire Assay / gravimetric $19.60 50 g / fire Assay / gravimetric $22.40 Fire assay Ag Grav Au AA finish 30 g $23.00 AAS FA430 FA450 FA431 Gravimetric Au>10 ppm by FA330 & FA430 are automatically analyzed by gravimectric method. FA530-Ag Ag 50 ppm FA550-Ag FA530-Au Au 0.9 ppm FA550-Au FA530 Au, Ag as above FA550 Combined Instrumentation Finishes FA630 Au 0.005 ppm 10 ppm Ag 50 ppm 10000 ppm Sulphide rich samples may require requested weights to be reduced to 15 g or smaller for proper fusion. Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 7 Precious Metals Fire Assay (continued) CODE ELEMENT DETECTION UPPER LIMIT DESCRIPTION CAD Metallic Screen Fire Assay FS631 Au 0.1 ppm Metallic Fire Assay – single fraction – 30 g - 500 g screen $44.00 FS632 Au 0.1 ppm Metallic Fire Assay – duplicate fraction – 30 g – 500 g screen $52.00 FS651 Au 0.1 ppm Metallic Fire assay – single minus – 50 g – 500 g screen $50.00 FS652 Au 0.1 ppm Metallic Fire assay – duplicate minus – 50 g – 500 g screen $59.00 Metallic Screen Fire Assay prices include screening of sample to 106 µm. Additional preparation charges for crushing and pulverizing apply where applicable. Alternative screen sizes/weight available upon request. Pricing is based on gravimetric analysis of the plus fraction and instrumentation on the minus fraction. Additional charges for gravimetric analysis of minus fraction may apply. Please contact your local office for details. CHPOT Stipulate new crucible for fire assay fusion $1.50 EN002 Environmental disposal charge-Fire assay lead waste $0.25 Note: Fees for lead waste disposal may apply in some regions. Wet Digestion Assay Trace Level AR400-Ag Ag 0.1 ppm 200 ppm Aqua Regia Digestion AA Finish $6.00 MA402-Ag Ag 0.5 ppm 500 ppm 4-Acid Digestion AA Finish $8.50 AR410-Ag Ag 1 ppm 1000 ppm Aqua Regia Digestion AA Finish $11.55 MA410-Ag Ag 1 ppm 1000 ppm 4-Acid Digestion AA Finish $12.85 Ore Grade Carbons, Concentrates and High Grade Concentrates FA501-Au Au 10 ppm 100000 ppm 2 g sample Fire Assay for Concentrates, duplicate analysis $76.00 FA501-Ag Ag 10 ppm 100000 ppm 2 g sample Fire Assay for Concentrates, duplicate analysis $76.00 FA501 Au, Ag as above as above 2 g sample Fire Assay for Concentrates, duplicate analysis $99.00 FA502-Au Au 0.1 10000 2 g sample Fire Assay for Carbons, duplicate analysis $41.50 FA502-Ag Ag 1 10000 2 g sample Fire Assay for Carbons, duplicate analysis $41.50 FA502 Au, Ag as above as above 2 g sample Fire Assay for Carbons, duplicate analysis $63.00 Carbon 8 Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 Cu Au Leach Platinum Group Elements CODE ELEMENT DETECTION UPPER LIMIT DESCRIPTION FN001 Pt Pd Au Rh Ru Os Ir 1 ppb 1 ppb 1 ppb 1 ppb 1 ppb 1 ppb 1 ppb Nickel sulfide collection fire assay with ICP-MS finish FA004 Au Pt Rh 1 ppb 1 ppb 1 ppb Lead Collection, Palladium Inquart Fire Assay with ICP-MS finish Methods are available through our laboratory in Rustenburg, South Africa only. Please contact the laboratory regarding your specific analytical requirements. See also page 31 for Nickel sulfide collection with neutron activation analysis through our Group Services. Gold / Base Metal Leaches CODE BL001 CN400 PL415 PL430 GC4CN ELEMENT Au DETECTION 0.1 ppb 0.01 ppm UPPER LIMIT DESCRIPTION 100ppm 200ppm BLEG, Cyanide leach (500 g – 1 kg sample for 12–24 hour) – Organic extraction/AAS Finish – AAS Finish Au, Ag, Cu CAD Cyanide Leach (various options) $26.50 Contact for Pricing Au 0.03 ppm 50 ppm Preg Rob Leach - Cyanide leach with Au spiked solution – <15 g sample – 30 g sample $14.10 $15.00 Au, Ag 0.03 ppm 50 ppm Direct Read of Cyanide solutions by AAS – one element – both elements $8.15 $10.50 Sulfuric leach, Net Acid Consumption $30.25 GC850 0.01 kg H2SO4/TON EN003 Cyanide waste disposal charge * may apply in some regions $0.65 Additional base metal elements (Fe, Zn, Pb) may be added to some leaches for an additional analytical charge. Please contact the laboratory regarding your specific analysis requirements. Copper Leaches The methods below, allow determination of Cu leachability, mineralogy and mineral solubility. These methods utilize Inspectorate’s standard leach conditions, however client specific conditions can be negotiated on request. CODE ELEMENT DETECTION UPPER LIMIT DESCRIPTION LH401 CuS 0.001% 10% 1M Citric Acid leach with AAS finish - Cu Oxides $12.85 LH402 CuSH 0.001% 10% Sulfuric acid leach with AAS finish - Nonsulfide Cu $12.85 LH403 CuCN 0.01% 10% Cyanide Leach with AAS finish $12.85 LHSEQ CuSH CuCN CuRes Sample is sequentially leached in H2SO4 (LH402) , CN (LH403) then Multi Acid, with Cu from each leach reported. Total Copper can be reported as a sum of the leaches. $34.90 LH425 CuSAP Quick ferric sulfate leach for 1hr @ 167°F, Cu by AAS $12.00 0.01% 100% CAD The methods above, allow determination of Cu leachability, mineralogy and mineral solubility. These methods utilize laboratory standard leach conditions, however client specific conditions can be negotiated on request. 9 Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2014 Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 9 Ore & High Grade Analysis Methods in this section are designed to provide the extremely high precision and accuracy required to quantify commodity elements for resource evaluation. Digestion schemes and reagents are chosen to effectively deal with high analyte concentrations and are coupled with the most stable and matrix tolerant analytical platforms available to produce data of the highest quality. A variety of classical wet assay techniques are also available for samples that exceed the maximum concentrations that can be determined instrumentally. Ore & High Grade Analysis AA Analysis CODE ELEMENT AR400 – AR410 Aqua Regia Ag 1 Cu 0.001 % 10 % Mo 0.001 % 10 % Fe 0.01 % 30 % Zn 0.01 % 10 % Pb 0.01 % 10 % As 0.01 % 10 % Ag 1 MA400-MA410 Multi acid 3A400 3 acid DETECTION LIMIT ppm ppm UPPER LIMIT 1000 1000 Cu 0.001 % 10 % 0.001 % 10 % Fe 0.01 % 30 % Zn 0.01 % 10 % Pb 0.01 % 10 % As 0.01 % 10 % Ag 1 Cu 0.001 % 10 % Mo 0.001 % 10 % Fe 0.01 % 30 % Zn 0.01 % 10 % Pb 0.01 % 10 % 1000 $11.55 First Element $3.95 Each Additional Element ppm Mo ppm CAD ppm $12.85 First Element $3.95 Each Additional Element ppm $11.55 First Element $3.95 Each Additional Element * Note not all elements may be possible from the same digestion – different weight volumes may be required and will incur additional charge. Please enquire with laboratory prior to sending samples. ICP Analysis The following multi-element assays provide optimum precision and accuracy for high grade rock and drill core samples with a selection of digestion methods to best suit the ore type. AQ370, MA370, LF370 report %-level concentrations as determined by ICP-ES. AQ270 and MA270 combine both ICP-ES and ICP-MS analysis to extend the lower detection limits and provide a broader spectrum of elements. CODE CAD AQ370-X Aqua Regia – ICP-ES – Any Element $11.15 AQ370 Aqua Regia – ICP-ES – Standard suite – 24 elements $15.45 AQ270 Aqua Regia – ICP-ES/MS – Standard Suite – 34 elements $21.00 MA370-X Multi Acid – ICP-ES – Any element $13.25 MA370 Multi Acid – ICP-ES – Standard suite – 23 elements $17.65 MA270 Multi Acid – ICP-ES/MS – Standard Suite – 40 elements $25.45 PF370-X Peroxide Fusion – ICP-ES – Any element $14.95 PF370 Peroxide Fusion – ICP-ES – Standard suite – 17 elements $19.30 KP300-X Phosphoric Acid – ICP-ES – Any element $13.90 KP300 Phosphoric Acid – ICP-ES – Standard suite – 5 elements $17.65 Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 11 Ore & High Grade Analysis AQ370 - AQUA REGIA ICP-ES CAD$ 15.45 Hot Aqua Regia digestion for base-metal sulphide and precious-metal ores. ICP-ESanalysis. ELEMENT Ag DETECTION LIMIT 2 GM/T UPPER LIMIT 300 GM/T AQ270 - AQUA REGIA ICP-ES/MS Same digestion as AQ370 but includes ICP-ES and ICP-MS analysis. ELEMENT Ag Al DETECTION LIMIT 0.5 ppm Al 0.01 % As 0.01 % As 5 ppm Bi 0.01 % Ba 5 ppm Ca 0.01 % Bi Cd 0.001 % Ca Co 0.001 % Cd 0.5 ppm Cr 0.001 % Co 0.5 ppm Cu 0.001 % Cr 0.5 ppm Fe 0.01 % Cu Hg 0.001 % Fe K 0.01 % Ga 5 ppm Mg 0.01 % Hg 0.05 ppm K 0.01 % 10 % 10 % 0.5 ppm Na 0.01 % Mg Ni 0.001 % Mn 5 ppm P 0.001 % Mo 0.5 ppm Pb 0.01 % S 0.05 % Ni Sb 0.001 % P Sr 0.001 % Pb W 0.001 % S Zn 0.01 % 20 % Aqua Regia digestion is considered a partial digestion. Solubility of some elements will be limited by mineral species present. *Requires at least 2 g per sample weight. 12 Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 200000 ppm 0.01 % 0.5 ppm 0.001 % 0.5 ppm 40000 ppm 0.05 % 0.5 ppm Sc 0.5 ppm Se 2 ppm Sr 5 ppm Ti In our ongoing quest to push technical boundaries, BVML is always looking to collaborate on interesting projects that require outside the box thinking. Please speak with one of our technical representatives if you have a unique analytical challenge. Working together to succeed together is the BVML way, and we look forward to working with you soon. 0.5 ppm 0.01 % Sb Th 100000 ppm 0.01 % 0.01 % Na 100000 ppm 0.5 ppm 0.001 % 4 % 300 ppm 0.01 % Mo La UPPER LIMIT 0.01 % Mn 20 % CAD$ 21.00 500 ppm 0.5 ppm 0.001 % Tl 0.5 ppm U 0.5 ppm V 10 ppm W 0.5 ppm Zn 5 ppm *Requires at least 2 g per sample weight. 200000 ppm KP300 - PHOSPHORIC ACID CAD$17.65 Phosphoric acid digestion for select elements. ELEMENT DETECTION LIMIT UPPER LIMIT Mo 0.001 % 100 % Nb 0.001 % 100 % Ta 0.001 % 100 % U 0.001 % 100 % W 0.005 % 100 % *Requires at least 2 g per sample weight. Ore & High Grade Analysis MA370 - MULTI ACID ICP-ES CAD$17.65 Hot Multi-Acid digestion for sulphide and silicate ores. ICP-ES analysis. ELEMENT Ag DETECTION LIMIT 2 GM/T Al 0.01 % As 0.02 % Bi 0.01 % Ca 0.01 % Cd 0.001 % Co 0.001 % Cr 0.001 % Cu 0.001 % Fe 0.01 % K 0.01 % Mg 0.01 % Mn 0.01 % Mo 0.001 % Na 0.01 % Ni 0.001 % P 0.01 % Pb 0.02 % S 0.05 % Sb 0.01 % Sr 0.01 % W 0.01 % Zn 0.01 % UPPER LIMIT 300 GM/T MA270 - MULTI ACID ICP-ES/MS Same digestion as MA370 but includes ICP-ES and ICP-MS analysis. ELEMENT Ag Al 5 ppm 5 ppm Be 5 ppm Bi 0.5 ppm 0.5 ppm Ce 5 ppm Co 1 ppm Cr 1 ppm Cu 0.5 ppm K La Li Mg Sodium peroxide fusion for refractory mineral ores. ELEMENT DETECTION LIMIT UPPER LIMIT 0.5 ppm 0.5 ppm 0.01 % 5 ppm 0.5 ppm Nb CAD$19.30 0.5 ppm 0.01 % Mo Ni P 0.01 % 0.5 ppm 0.5 ppm 0.01 % Pb 0.5 ppm Rb 0.5 ppm S PF370 - PEROXIDE FUSION ICP-ES 0.01 % Mn Na Sb 0.5 ppm Sc 1 ppm Sn 0.5 ppm Sr 5 ppm 0.01 % 50 % Ta 0.5 ppm As 0.007 % 10 % Th Ca 0.006 % 50 % Ti Co 0.001 % 100 % U Cr 0.006 % 100 % V 10 ppm Cu 0.008 % 100 % W 0.5 ppm Fe 0.02 % 100 % Y 0.5 ppm K 0.02 % 30 % Zn 5 ppm Li 0.001 % 100 % Zr 0.5 ppm 0.01 % 30 % Mn 0.001 % 100 % Ni 0.002 % 100 % Pb 0.03 % 30 % S 0.01 % 60 % Sn 0.005 % 100 % Ti 0.002 % 30 % Zn 0.002 % 100 % 100000 ppm 0.05 % Al Mg 300 ppm 0.01 % Cd Hf *Requires at least 1 g per sample weight. 0.5 ppm UPPER LIMIT 0.01 % Ba Fe 40 % DETECTION LIMIT As Ca 10 % CAD$25.45 0.5 ppm 0.001 % 0.5 ppm 400000 ppm While multi-acid digestion is considered to be a near total digestion this digestion is only partial for some Cr and Ba minerals and oxides of Al, Fe, Hf, Mn, Sn, Ta and Zr. Additionally volatilizatin during fuming may result in some loss of As, S and Sb. *Requires at least 1 g per sample weight. *Requires at least 2 g per sample weight. Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 13 Ore & High Grade Analysis Other Analysis CODE DESCRIPTION DETECTION LIMIT UPPER LIMIT CAD Mercury AQ200-Hg Hg – ICP-MS 0.01 ppm 50 ppm $11.55 CV400 Trace Hg – CVAA 0.01 ppm 100 ppm $8.50 CV410 Ore Grade Hg – CVAA 0.01 % 20 % $9.00 Water and General Chemistry GC901 Moisture (105°C) TG001 LOI GC902 Lattice water GC002-pH pH of solids GC002-Cond Conductivity of solids GC002 pH and conductivity on solids INSOL Acid Insoluble $6.80 0.1 % 100 % $9.20 $27.30 0.1 units $9.20 3 uS/cm $9.20 $13.10 0.02 % 100 % $20.00 Specific Gravity SPG01 Specific Gravity on Pulp Sample $13.25 SPG02 Specific Gravity on Core $13.25 SPG03 Specific Gravity on Waxed Core $16.00 SPG04 Specific Gravity on Pycnometry $11.80 Other Trace and Ore Grade Analysis Requires GC820 Cu Titration 0.01 % 100 % $36.75 GC816 Zn titration 0.01 % 100 % $29.95 GC817 Pb titration 0.01 % 100 % $29.95 GC818 Fe titration 0.01 % 100 % $29.95 BR425 Fe – high grade assay, AAS 0.01 % 100 % $20.00 GC806 FeO 0.01 % 100 % $22.80 GC410 NiS 0.001 % 100 % $27.30 GC921 CuO 0.01 % 10 % $17.30 GC922 MoO 0.001 % 100 % $17.30 GC923 Pb and/or Zn Oxide + CAD$3.95 extra element 0.01 % 10 % $25.00 GC519 SiO2 gravimetric 0.02 % 100 % $26.25 GC320 Ba by Na2CO3 /K2CO3 fusion, ICP-ES 0.01 % 30 % $27.55 GC520 Ba by Na2CO3 /K2CO3 fusion, grav. 0.1 % 100 % $27.55 BR405 Sb – high grade assay, AAS 0.01 % 100 % $12.85 PF100 B GC840 F – Trace Level GC841 F – Ore Grade Surcharge samples > 15% 3 ppm 2000 ppm $11.00 10 ppm 10000 ppm $11.00 0.01 % 15 % $18.10 10 % 40 % $12.60 GC304-Ga Ga by ICP-ES 0.01 % 100 % $18.10 GC304-Ge Ge by ICP-ES 0.01 % 100 % $17.20 *Requires at least 5 g per sample weight. 14 Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 Exploration Geochemistry Methods in this section are designed for non-mineralized to weakly mineralized material and have been optimized to provide extremely low detection limits and maximum anomaly to background contrast. Methods include modified Aqua Regia packages that target labile elements in soil, to more aggressive multi acid digestions that give near total results in all sample matrices. For projects with a gold focus, larger sample sizes are available to provide the most representative sample possible. Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2014 15 Exploration Geochemistry AQ300 & AQ200-ICP/ICP-MS ELEMENT AQ300 DETECTION AQ200 DETECTION 0.3 ppm 0.1 ppm Ag Al 0.01 % As 2 ppm Au 0.01 % UPPER LIMIT 100 ppm 10 % 0.5 ppm 10000 ppm 0.5 ppb 100000 ppb Economically priced ICP-ES (AQ300) or ICP-ES/MS (AQ200) analysis to complement your exploration project. Sample splits of 0.5 g are leached in hot modified Aqua Regia. Select a larger split size for more representative Au analysis. Refractory and graphitic samples can limit Au solubility. CODE CAD AQ300 33 elements - Aqua Regia - ICP-ES $9.40 $9.90 B+ 20 ppm 20 ppm 2000 ppm AQ300+U 34 elements - Aqua Regia - ICP-ES Ba 1 ppm 1 ppm 10000 ppm AQ200+U available upon request Bi 3 ppm 0.1 ppm 2000 ppm AQ200 36 element 0.5 g - ICP-ES/MS $15.75 40 % AQ201 36 element 15 g - ICP-ES/MS $19.95 AQ202 36 element 30 g - ICP-ES/MS $23.60 Ca 0.01 % 0.01 % Cd 0.5 ppm 0.1 ppm 2000 ppm Co 1 ppm 0.1 ppm 2000 ppm Cr 1 ppm 1 ppm 10000 ppm 0.1 ppm 10000 ppm Cu Fe Standard Package Aqua Regia 1 ppm 0.01 % 0.01 % 40 % Ga 5 ppm 1 ppm 1000 ppm Hg 1 ppm 0.01 ppm 50 ppm K 0.01 % La Mg 1 ppm 0.01 % Mn 2 ppm Mo Na 1 ppm 0.01 % Ni P 1 ppm 0.001 % Pb S 3 ppm 0.05 % 0.01 % 1 ppm 0.01 % 10 % 10000 ppm 30 % 1 ppm 10000 ppm 0.1 ppm 2000 ppm 0.001 % 0.1 ppm 0.001 % 0.1 ppm 0.05 % 5 % 10000 ppm 5 % 10000 ppm 10 % Sb 3 ppm 0.1 ppm 2000 ppm Sc 5 ppm 0.1 ppm 100 ppm Se Sr 1 ppm Te Th Ti 2 ppm 0.001 % 0.5 ppm 100 ppm 1 ppm 10000 ppm 0.2 ppm 1000 ppm 0.1 ppm 2000 ppm 0.001 % 5 % Tl 5 ppm 0.1 ppm 1000 ppm V 1 ppm 2 ppm 10000 ppm W 2 ppm 0.1 ppm 100 ppm Zn 1 ppm 1 ppm 10000 ppm U 8 ppm 0.1 ppm Available upon request 16 Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 2000 ppm Aqua regia digestion is considered a partial digestion. Solubility of some elements will be limited by mineral species present. Exploration Geochemistry AQ250 – Ultratrace by ICP Mass Spec. ELEMENT Ag Al 2 ppb 0.01 % UPPER LIMIT 100000 ppb 10 % ICP-MS analysis of a 0.5, 15 or 30 g sample after modified Aqua Regia digestion for low to ultra-low determination on soils, sediments and lean rocks. Larger splits (15 or 30 g) give a more representative analysis of elements subject to nugget effect (e.g. Au). Au solubility can be limited in refractory and graphitic samples. Lead Isotope Add on adds Pb isotopes (204Pb, 206Pb, 207Pb, 208Pb) suitable for geochemical exploration of U and other commodities where gross differences in natural to radiogenic Pb ratios, is a benefit. As 0.1 ppm 10000 ppm Au 0.2 ppb 100 ppm B 20 ppm 2000 ppm Ba 0.5 ppm 10000 ppm AQ250 37 element 0.5 g - Standard Pkg $19.40 Bi 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm AQ251 37 element 15 g - Standard Pkg $23.60 Ca 0.01 % 40 % AQ252 37 element 30 g - Standard Pkg $27.30 Cd 0.01 ppm 2000 ppm +PGM Pt Pd add on for Standard Pkg + $2.10 53 element 0.5 g - Extended Pkg $22.85 + CODE CAD Co 0.1 ppm 2000 ppm AQ250-EXT Cr 0.5 ppm 10000 ppm AQ251-EXT 53 element 15 g - Extended Pkg $27.05 AQ252-EXT 53 element 30 g - Extended Pkg $30.70 +REE Rare Earth Element add on +ISO Lead Isotope add on 0.01 ppm Fe 0.01 % Hg K La Mg 10000 ppm 40 % 0.1 ppm 1000 ppm 5 ppb 50000 ppb 0.01 % 0.5 ppm 0.01 % 10000 ppm 30 % Mn 1 ppm 10000 ppm Mo 0.01 ppm 2000 ppm Na Ni P 0.001 % 0.1 ppm 0.001 % Pb 0.01 ppm S 0.02 % Sb 0.02 ppm ELEMENT 10 % 5 % 10000 ppm 5 % 10000 ppm 10 % 2000 ppm Extended Package Cu Ga Standard Package AQ250 DETECTION Aqua Regia AQ250 DETECTION + $6.30 + $12.60 UPPER LIMIT Be 0.1 ppm 1000 ppm Ce 0.1 ppm 2000 ppm Cs 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm Ge 0.1 ppm 100 ppm Hf 0.02 ppm 1000 ppm In 0.02 ppm 1000 ppm Li 0.1 ppm 2000 ppm Nb 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm Pd 10 ppb 100000 ppb Pt 2 ppb 100000 ppb Rb 0.1 ppm 2000 ppm 1 ppb 10000 ppb Sc 0.1 ppm 100 ppm Re Se 0.1 ppm 100 ppm Sn 0.1 ppm 100 ppm 0.05 ppm 2000 ppm Sr 0.5 ppm 10000 ppm Ta Te 0.02 ppm 1000 ppm Y 0.01 ppm 2000 ppm Zr 0.1 ppm 2000 ppm Dy 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm Er 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm Eu 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm Gd 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm Ho 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm Lu 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm Nd 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm Pr 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm Sm 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm Aqua regia digestion is considered a partial digestion. Solubility of Tb 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm some elements will be limited by mineral species present Tm 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm Yb 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm Ti + 0.1 ppm 0.001 % 2000 ppm 5 % Tl 0.02 ppm 1000 ppm U 0.1 ppm 2000 ppm V 2 ppm 10000 ppm W 0.1 ppm 100 ppm Zn 0.1 ppm 10000 ppm Detection limit = 1 ppm for 15/30 g analysis REE Add on Th Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 17 Exploration Geochemistry MA300 DETECTION Ag Al As Ba Be Bi Ca Cd Ce Co Cr Cs Cu Dy Er Eu Fe Ga Gd Hf Ho In K La Li Lu Mg Mn Mo Na Nb Nd Ni P Pb Pr Rb Re S Sb Sc Se Sm Sn Sr Ta Tb Te Th Ti Tl Tm U V W Y Yb Zn Zr 0.5 0.01 5 1 1 5 0.01 0.4 ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm 2 ppm 2 ppm 2 ppm 0.01 % MA200 DETECTION 0.1 0.01 1 1 1 0.1 0.01 0.1 1 0.2 1 ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm 0.1 ppm 0.01 % 0.1 ppm 0.01 % 2 ppm 0.01 5 2 0.01 2 % ppm ppm % ppm 2 ppm 0.002 % 5 ppm 0.1 % 5 ppm 1 ppm 2 ppm 2 ppm 2 ppm 0.01 % 20 2 4 2 ppm ppm ppm ppm 2 ppm 2 ppm UPPER LIMIT 200 20 10000 10000 1000 4000 40 4000 2000 4000 10000 ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm 10000 ppm 60 % 1000 ppm 0.05 0.01 0.1 0.1 ppm % ppm ppm 1000 10 2000 2000 ppm % ppm ppm 0.01 1 0.1 0.001 0.1 % ppm ppm % ppm 30 10000 4000 10 2000 % ppm ppm % ppm 0.1 ppm 0.001 % 0.1 ppm 0.1 0.005 0.1 0.1 1 1 ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm 0.1 ppm 1 ppm 0.1 ppm 10000 ppm 5 % 10000 ppm 2000 100 10 4000 200 1000 ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm 2000 ppm 10000 ppm 2000 ppm 0.5 0.1 0.001 0.5 ppm ppm % ppm 1000 4000 10 10000 ppm ppm % ppm 0.1 4 0.1 0.1 ppm ppm ppm ppm 4000 10000 200 2000 ppm ppm ppm ppm 1 ppm 0.1 ppm 18 Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 10000 ppm 2000 ppm MA250 DETECTION 20 0.01 0.2 1 1 0.04 0.01 0.02 0.02 0.2 1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.01 0.02 0.1 0.02 0.1 0.01 0.01 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.01 1 0.05 0.001 0.04 0.1 0.1 0.001 0.02 0.1 0.1 0.002 0.04 0.02 0.1 0.3 0.1 0.1 1 0.1 0.1 0.05 0.1 0.001 0.05 0.1 0.1 1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.2 0.2 ppb % ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm UPPER LIMIT 200000 20 10000 10000 1000 4000 40 4000 2000 4000 10000 2000 10000 2000 2000 2000 60 100 2000 1000 2000 1000 10 2000 2000 2000 30 10000 4000 10 2000 2000 10000 5 10000 2000 2000 100 10 4000 200 1000 2000 2000 10000 2000 2000 1000 4000 10 10000 2000 4000 10000 200 2000 2000 10000 2000 ppb % ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm Multi Acid Multi-acid digestion packages combine a strong multiacid digestion that dissolves most minerals with a choice of ICP-ES (MA300), ICP-ES/MS (MA200) or Ultra Trace ICP-MS (MA250) analysis to give near total values for all elements. A 0.25 g split is heated in HNO3-HClO4-HF to fuming and taken to dryness. The residue is dissolved in HCl. *Requires at least 0.5g per sample weight. CODE CAD MA300 35 element ICP-ES $13.25 MA200 45 element - ICP-ES/MS $18.75 AQ200-HG Hg add on MA250 Ultratrace ICP-MS + $11.55 $25.05 While multi-acid digestion is considered to be near total digestion this digestion is only partial for some Cr and Ba minerals and oxides of Al, Fe, Hf, Mn, Sn, Ta and Zr. Additionally volatilization during fuming may result in some loss of As, S and Sb. Exploration Geochemistry CODE ELEMENT GENX10 Au † Ag 0.1 – 100 ppm 5 – 10,000 ppm Bi 2 – 10,000 ppm Cu 1 – 10,000 ppm Pb 2 – 10,000 ppm 0.01 – 100 RATE ppm As Hg + DESCRIPTION 0.005 – 3 ppm Mo 1 – 10,000 ppm Sb 2 – 10,000 ppm Zn 2 – 10,000 ppm Au determined by 1AT Fire Assay/AA, Hg determined by Cold Vapour/AA or ICP MS All other elements determined by Multi-Element ICP with AR Digest $24.35 Detection limit = 1 ppm for 15/30 g analysis Aqua regia digestion is considered a partial digestion. Solubility of some elements will be limited by mineral species present Selective Leaches Selective or sequential extractions can target elements held in specific soil phase or range of phases thus allowing better interpretation of geochemical processes. Used Sequentially, the leaches can determine elements occurring in surface soils as salts or adsorbed ions on clays, organic compounds and amorphous Mn and Fe hydroxides. Used singularly, the stronger leaches are less selective. Analysis by ICP-MS. Contact our geochemists for further information. CODE DESCRIPTION CAD LH101 Demineralized H2O leach water soluble components LH102 1 M ammonium acetate - exchangeable cations adsorbed by clay and elements co-precipitated with carbonates LH103 0.1 M sodium pyrophosphate - elements adsorbed by organic matter (humic and fulvic compounds) LH104 0.1 M hydroxylamine - elements adsorbed by amorphous Mn hydroxide, often the most reactive soil phase for scavanging mobile elements. LH105 0.25 M hydroxylamine - elements adsorbed by amorphous Fe hydroxide and more crystaline Mn hydroxide Prices Separate leach, per leach $40.00 Sequential leach, per leach $45.00 Setup, per leach on submissions of <35 samples $100.00 Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 19 Vegetation Analysis Preparation CODE DESCRIPTION VGMAS Dry and macerate vegetation, per 100 g $8.80 CAD VA475 Ashing 50 g dry vegetation at 475°C $8.80 VGWSH Wash plant samples with Type-1 water, dry at 60°C, per 100 g $2.95 SVRJT Saving all or part of reject fraction $1.50 WGHT Weigh samples $0.65 DRPLP Dispose or Return Handling of Pulps $0.10 Only dry plant material free of any soil. Importation permits may apply; contact the laboratory prior to shipment. Dry Plant Material Analysis ICP-MS analysis of vegetation samples using a 1 g split digested in HNO3 then Aqua Regia and analyzed by ICP-MS for ultralow detection limits. Washing with de-mineralized water is recommended if samples are coated with inorganic material. (See VGWSH under Sample Preparation.) VG101 Standard Suite – 37 elements $24.70 VG101-EXT Extended Suite – 53 elements $28.65 VG105 Standard Suite – 37 elements -5 g sample option $28.00 VG105 - EXT Extended Suite – 53 elements $31.95 +PGM Pt/Pd add on for Standard Suite +$2.20 +REE Rare Earth Element Add on + $6.30 +ISO Lead isotope add on + $13.25 Ashed Plant Material Analysis This group analyses 0.25 g of the vegetation ash of a 50 g dry plant sample that has undergone controlled ignition to minimize volatilization (see VA475 under Sample Preparation). Weights of ashing will be reported and all results are reported as concentration in ash. VG104 Ultratrace ICP-MS analysis on 0.25 g ash – Standard Package $19.40 VG104-EXT Extended package $22.85 +REE Rare Earth Element Add on + $6.30 BVML also has an in house team dedicated to research and development. Building on our external collaborations, this team leverages academic discoveries into new packages and services that benefit the exploration and mining sector. From novel sample preparation methods, to new digestions and improved analytical techniques this group focuses on delivering continuous improvement to our clients. 20 Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 Vegetation Analysis VG101/VG105 – Dry Plant Material Analysis ELEMENT Ag Al 2 ppb 0.01 % UPPER LIMIT ELEMENT VG101 DETECTION UPPER LIMIT Be 0.1 ppm 1000 ppm 10 % Ce 0.01 ppm 2000 ppm 0.005 ppm 2000 ppm 100000 ppb 0.1 ppm 10000 ppm Cs Au 0.2 ppb 100000 ppb Ge 0.01 ppm 100 ppm 1 ppm 2000 ppm Hf 0.001 ppm 1000 ppm Ba 0.1 ppm 10000 ppm In 0.02 ppm 1000 ppm Bi 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm Li 0.01 ppm 2000 ppm Ca 0.01 % Nb 0.01 ppm 2000 ppm Cd 0.01 ppm 2000 ppm Pd 2 ppb 100000 ppb Co 0.01 ppm 2000 ppm Pt 1 ppb 100000 ppb Cr 0.1 ppm 10000 ppm Rb 0.1 ppm 2000 ppm 0.01 ppm 10000 ppm Re 1 ppb 1000 ppb 40 % Sn 0.02 ppm 100 ppm Ta 0.001 ppm 2000 ppm Y 0.001 ppm 2000 ppm Zr 0.01 ppm 2000 ppm Cu Fe 0.001 % 40 % Ga 0.1 ppm 1000 ppm Hg 1 ppb 100000 ppb K 0.01 % La 0.01 ppm Mg Mn Mo Na Ni P 0.001 % 10 % 10000 ppm 30 % 1 ppm 10000 ppm 0.01 ppm 2000 ppm 0.001 % 0.1 ppm 0.001 % Extended Package As B Standard Package VG101 DETECTION VG101/VG105 – EXT 10 % 10000 ppm 5 % Pb 0.01 ppm S 0.01 % 10000 ppm Sb 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm Sc 0.1 ppm 100 ppm Se 0.1 ppm 100 ppm Sr 0.5 ppm 10000 ppm Te 0.02 ppm 1000 ppm Th 0.01 ppm 2000 ppm Ti 1 ppm 100000 ppm Tl 0.02 ppm 1000 ppm U 0.01 ppm 2000 ppm V 2 ppm 10000 ppm 10 % W 0.1 ppm 100 ppm Zn 0.1 ppm 10000 ppm Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 21 Vegetation Analysis VG104 – Ashed Plant Analysis ELEMENT Ag Al VG104 DETECTION 2 ppb 0.01 % CAD$19.40 VG104-EXT- Extended package UPPER LIMIT ELEMENT 100000 ppb UPPER LIMIT Be 0.1 ppm 1000 ppm 10 % Ce 0.1 ppm 2000 ppm 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm 0.1 ppm 10000 ppm Cs Au 0.2 ppb 100000 ppb Ge 0.1 ppm 100 ppm 1 ppm 2000 ppm Hf 0.02 ppm 1000 ppm Ba 0.5 ppm 10000 ppm In 0.02 ppm 1000 ppm Bi 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm Li 0.1 ppm 2000 ppm Ca 0.01 % Nb 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm Cd 0.01 ppm 2000 ppm Pd 10 ppb 100000 ppb Co 0.1 ppm 2000 ppm Pt 2 ppb 100000 ppb Cr 0.5 ppm 10000 ppm Rb 0.1 ppm 2000 ppm Cu 0.01 ppm 10000 ppm Re 1 ppb 1000 ppb Fe 0.01 % 40 % Sn 0.1 ppm 100 ppm 1000 ppm Ta 0.05 ppm 2000 ppm Y 0.01 ppm 2000 ppm Ga 0.1 ppm 40 % Extended Package As B Hg La Mg Mn Mo Na Ni P 0.01 % 10 % Zr 0.1 ppm 2000 ppm 10000 ppm Dy 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm 30 % Er 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm 1 ppm 10000 ppm Eu 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm 0.01 ppm 2000 ppm Gd 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm 5 % Ho 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm Lu 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm Nd 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm 0.5 ppm 0.01 % 0.001 % 0.1 ppm 0.001 % Pb 0.01 ppm S 0.02 % Sb 10000 ppm 5 % 10000 ppm REE Add on K Standard Package VG104 DETECTION CAD$22.85 Pr 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm 10 % Sm 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm Tb 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm Sc 0.1 ppm 100 ppm Tm 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm Se 0.1 ppm 100 ppm Yb 0.02 ppm 2000 ppm Sr 0.5 ppm 10000 ppm Te 0.02 ppm 1000 ppm Th 0.1 ppm 2000 ppm Ti 0.001 % 5 % Tl 0.02 ppm 1000 ppm U 0.1 ppm 2000 ppm V 2 ppm 10000 ppm W 0.1 ppm 100 ppm Zn 0.1 ppm 10000 ppm 22 Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 +REE- Rare Earth Element Add on - + CAD$6.30 Geochemical Water Analysis ELEMENT Ag DETECTION LIMIT ELEMENT DETECTION LIMIT SO200 – ICP-MS Analysis of Natural Waters Surface and groundwater surveys are an effective means of exploration for remote and blind ore deposits. ICP-MS provides the low detection limits needed to define background and anomalous levels. 0.05 ppb Na 0.05 ppm Al 1 ppb Nb 0.01 ppb As 0.5 ppb Nd 0.01 ppb Au 0.05 ppb Ni 0.2 ppb P 10 ppb CODE DESCRIPTION SO200 Full Suite (70 elements) B 5 ppb Ba 0.05 ppb Pb 0.1 ppb Be 0.05 ppb Pd 0.2 ppb Bi 0.05 ppb Pr 0.01 ppb Br 5 ppb Pt 0.01 ppb Ca 0.05 ppm Rb 0.01 ppb Cd 0.05 ppb Re 0.01 ppb Ce 0.01 ppb Rh 0.01 ppb 1 ppm Ru 0.05 ppb Cl Co 0.02 ppb S Cr 0.5 ppb Sb 0.05 ppb Cs 0.01 ppb Sc 1 ppb Cu 0.1 ppb Se 0.5 ppb Dy 0.01 ppb Si Er 0.01 ppb Sm 0.02 ppb Eu 0.01 ppb Sn 0.05 ppb Fe 10 ppb Sr 0.01 ppb Ga 0.05 ppb Ta 0.02 ppb Gd 0.01 ppb Tb 0.01 ppb Ge 0.05 ppb Te 0.05 ppb Hf 0.02 ppb Th 0.05 ppb Hg 0.1 ppb Ti 10 ppb Ho 0.01 ppb Tl 0.01 ppb In 0.01 ppb Tm 0.01 ppb K 0.05 ppm U 0.02 ppb La 0.01 ppb V 0.2 ppb Li 0.1 ppb W 0.02 ppb Lu 0.01 ppb Y 0.01 ppb Mg 0.05 ppm Yb 0.01 ppb Mn 0.05 ppb Zn 0.5 ppb Mo 0.1 ppb Zr 0.02 ppb For this analysis all water samples must have less than 0.1% total dissolved solids. Minimum 50ml required. Solutions are analyzed as received CAD $30.45 1 ppm 40 ppb Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 23 Lithogeochemistry Lithogeochemical methods employ fusion techniques to completely decompose even the most refractory matrices to provide total element concentrations. These methods account for structural water and provide quantitative results for silicon and are therefore the only methods that provide data suitable for plotting whole rock classification diagrams and molar element ratio studies. ICP-ES, ICP-MS and XRF options are available to suite all elements, concentration ranges and professional preferences. Lithogeochemistry ICP / ICP MS XRF *Requires at least 5g per sample weight. CODE *Requires at least 12g per sample weight. DESCRIPTION CAD Any 1 element, lithium borate fusion ICP-ES $16.05 LF302 Standard suite Major Oxides ICP-ES (21 parameters includes Leco C & S) $30.00 LF302-EXT Extended package $33.60 LF300 Standard w/o Leco $25.60 Whole Rock Trace Elements LF100-X Any 1 element, lithium borate fusion ICP-MS $18.75 LF100-EXT Standard suite Trace Elements ICP-MS (45 elements) LF100 + AQ200 add on $40.15 Refractory and Rare Earth Elements Only $29.40 LF100 CAD LF702 Major Oxides Standard Package $34.65 LF700 Standard Package - No Leco C&S $30.45 LF702-EXT Extended Package $37.80 Ni Laterite Package LF320 lithium borate fusion ICP-ES 23 elements, includes Ni, Cu and Co by MA300 $37.80 LF322 LF320 + Leco C & S add on $43.05 LF720 Laterite standard suite by XRF $42.50 LF722 LF720 + Leco C & S add on $47.80 XRF Package Total Whole Rock Characterization LF202 DESCRIPTION Whole Rock by XRF Whole Rock Major And Minor Elements LF300-X CODE Total Whole Rock Characterization with AQ200 add on (LF302 + LF100-EXT) $58.80 LF200 Total Whole Rock Characterization w/o AQ200 add on (LF302 + LF100) $48.05 LF600 LF702+LF100-EXT - Total Whole Rock Characterization $60.15 LF710 Bauxite $37.80 LF730 FeOre_ISO method $48.80 LF732 Fe Ore $45.65 LF740 Phosphate Rock $37.80 LF700-X Elements by Fusion XRF, First Element $16.55 Each additional element + $5.00 C & S Analysis *Requires at least 5g per sample weight. CODE DESCRIPTION DETECTION LIMITS UPPER LIMITS CAD TC001 Leco – Total C 0.02 % 100 % $13.40 TC005 Graphite C – nitric leach 0.02 % 20 % $18.10 TC007 Organic C (TC001-TC005-TC006) 0.02 % 100 % $29.90 TC006 Inorganic Carbon, direct CO2 evolution and Leco analysis 0.02 % 100 % $13.40 TC003 Leco – Total C and S 0.02 % 100 % $14.70 TC002 Leco – Total S 0.02 % 20 % $13.40 Surcharge samples >20% 20 % 100 % + $6.30 TC008 Sulphate – Leco after ignition at 550°C 0.05 % 100 % $18.10 TC009 Sulphide – by difference 0.05 % 100 % $19.70 TC508 Sulphate – gravimetric 0.05 % 100 % $25.00 TC901 Elemental S 0.01 % 14 % $23.07 Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 25 Lithogeochemistry (LF100- CAD$ 29.40, LF200-CAD$48.05, LF202 - CAD$58.80, LF300 - CAD$25.60) UPPER LIMIT SiO2 0.01 % 100 % Al2O3 CaO Cr2O3 0.01 % 0.01 % 0.002 % 100 % 100 % 100 % Fe2O3 0.04 % 100 % K2O 0.01 % 100 % MgO 0.01 % 100 % MnO 0.01 % 100 % Na2O 0.01 % 100 % P2O5 0.01 % 100 % TiO2 0.01 % 100 % 5 ppm Nb 5 ppm 10,000 ppm Ni 20 ppm 10,000 ppm Sc 1 ppm 10,000 ppm Sr 2 ppm 50,000 ppm 3 ppm 50,000 ppm 5 ppm 0.1 % 0.01 % 50,000 ppm 100 % 100 % Y LF100 LF200 LF300EXT Zr LOI Sum UPPER LIMIT 8 ppm 10,000 ppm W 0.5 ppm 10,000 ppm Y 0.1 ppm 50,000 ppm Yb 0.05 ppm 10,000 ppm Zr 0.1 ppm 50,000 ppm 5 % Ce 30 ppm 50 000 ppm Co 20 ppm 10 000 ppm Cu 5 ppm 10 000 ppm Zn 5 ppm 10 000 ppm Ba 1 ppm 50,000 ppm Be 1 ppm 10,000 ppm Ce 0.1 ppm 50,000 ppm Co 0.2 ppm 10,000 ppm Cs 0.1 ppm 10,000 ppm Dy 0.05 ppm 10,000 ppm Er 0.03 ppm 10,000 ppm Eu 0.02 ppm 10,000 ppm Ga 0.5 ppm 10,000 ppm Gd 0.05 ppm 10,000 ppm Hf 0.1 ppm 10,000 ppm Ho 0.02 ppm 10,000 ppm La 0.1 ppm 50,000 ppm Lu 0.01 ppm 10,000 ppm Nb 0.1 ppm 10,000 ppm Nd 0.3 ppm 10,000 ppm Pr 0.02 ppm 10,000 ppm Rb 0.1 ppm 10,000 ppm Sm 0.05 ppm 10,000 ppm Sn 1 ppm 10,000 ppm Sr 0.5 ppm 50,000 ppm Ta 0.1 ppm 10,000 ppm Tb 0.01 ppm 10,000 ppm Th 0.2 ppm 10,000 ppm Tm 0.01 ppm 10,000 ppm 0.1 ppm 10,000 ppm U DETECTION LIMIT V 26 Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 Add on Elements from AQ200 ELEMENT LF202 Ba ELEMENT LF100 DETECTION LIMIT DETECTION LIMIT UPPER LIMIT Ag 0.1 ppm 100 ppm As 0.5 ppm 10,000 ppm Au 0.5 ppb 100,000 ppb Bi 0.1 ppm 2,000 ppm Cd 0.1 ppm 2,000 ppm Cu 0.1 ppm 10,000 ppm Hg 0.01 ppm 50 ppm Mo 0.1 ppm 2,000 ppm Ni 0.1 ppm 10,000 ppm Pb 0.1 ppm 10,000 ppm Sb 0.1 ppm 2,000 ppm Se 0.5 ppm 100 ppm Tl 0.1 ppm 1,000 ppm 1 ppm 10,000 ppm Zn Leco from TC000 ELEMENT LF202 LF300 ELEMENT LF200 ICP / ICP MS DETECTION LIMIT UPPER LIMIT C 0.02 % 100 % S 0.02 % 100 % Lithogeochemistry LF700 – Major Oxides – XRF LF702-EXT LF702 LF700 ELEMENT CAD$30.45 (LF702 CAD$ 34.65, LF702-EXT CAD$37.80) DETECTION LIMIT UPPER LIMIT LF740 – PHOSPHATE ROCK ELEMENT DETECTION LIMIT CAD$37.80 UPPER LIMIT SiO2 0.01 % 100 % SiO2 0.01 % 100.0 % Al2O3 0.01 % 100 % Al2O3 0.01 % 80.0 % Fe2O3 0.01 % 100 % Fe2O3 0.01 % 100.0 % CaO 0.01 % 100 % CaO 0.01 % 80.0 % MgO 0.01 % 100 % MgO 0.01 % 80.0 % Na2O 0.01 % 100 % K2O 0.01 % 40.0 % K2O 0.01 % 100 % MnO 0.01 % 75.0 % MnO 0.01 % 93 % Na2O 0.01 % 60.0 % TiO2 0.01 % 50 % TiO2 0.01 % 40.0 % P2O5 0.01 % 100 % P2O5 0.01 % 40.0 % Cr2O3 0.01 % 10 % Cr2O3 0.001 % 10.0 % Ba 0.01 % 58.8 % Ba 0.01 % 35.8 % LOI 0.1 % Cu 0.001 % 6.4 % C* S* Cu 0.02 % 0.02 % 0.001 % 100 % 100 % 6.4 % Ni 0.001 % 7.9 % Pb 0.01 % 9.3 % Ni 0.001 % 7.9 % S 0.01 % 24 % Sr 0.001 % 33.8 % Zn 0.002 % 8.0 % Zr 0.002 % 29.6 % 0.10 % 10.0 % Pb 0.001 % 9.3 % SO3 0.002 % 20 % Sr 0.002 % 33 % V2O5 0.002 % 10.0 % Zn 0.001 % 8 % Zr 0.002 % 37 % V2O5 LOI (1000) 0.1 % *From Leco TC000 LF700-X ELEMENT CAD$16.55 Additional element +CAD$5.00 DETECTION LIMIT UPPER LIMIT LF710 – BAUXITE ELEMENT CAD$37.80 DETECTION LIMIT UPPER LIMIT BaO 0.01 % 65.0 % SiO2 0.01 % 100.0 % SrO 0.01 % 40.0 % Al2O3 0.01 % 100.0 % Zr 0.01 % 45.0 % Fe2O3 0.01 % 100.0 % HfO 0.01 % 10.0 % CaO 0.01 % 100.0 % Ce 0.01 % 8.0 % MgO 0.01 % 100.0 % La 0.01 % 4.5 % Na2O 0.01 % 100.0 % Nd 0.01 % 4.5 % K2O 0.01 % 100.0 % Sm 0.01 % 4.5 % MnO 0.01 % 93.0 % Y 0.01 % 4.0 % TiO2 0.01 % 50.0 % Rb 0.01 % 3.5 % P2O5 0.01 % 100.0 % U 0.01 % 3.5 % Cr2O3 0.001 % 10.0 % Th 0.01 % 3.0 % Ba 0.01 % 44.8 % Nb2O5 0.01 % 10.0 % LOI (1000) Cs 0.01 % 25.0 % Zn 0.001 % 8 % Sn 0.01 % 3.0 % Zr 0.004 % 37 % Ta2O5 0.01 % 4.0 % Sr 0.002 % 33.8 % V2O5 0.002 % 10 % SO3 0.002 % 20 % 0.1 % Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 27 Lithogeochemistry Ni Laterite Analysis Exploration and evaluation of nickel laterite requires total determination and mass balance accounting of the major rock-forming elements and the commodity elements Ni, Cu and Co. BVML delivers these requirements with that combines a cost effective ICP-ES whole-rock determination and a total digestion, multi-element assay or by analysis by XRF. The redundancy of two separate Ni determinations (LF320 and MA370) provides an additional check on accuracy. Package L320 contains four separate analytical tests that report 23 parameters (11 major oxides, 10 minor and trace elements, loss on ignition and SUM). SUM is the sum total of these constituents that gives a mass balance close to 100% when all the major constituents are accurately determined and accounted for. The roasted sample is then fused in a platinum-gold crucible with a commercial lithium tetraborate/metaborate flux and cast into a disc. Fused discs are analyzed by XRF. LF720 – XRF ELEMENT CAD$42.50 DETECTION LIMIT Package LF720 A predetermined amount of sample is dried at 105°C to remove the moisture, then roasted at 1000°C to determine the loss on ignition (LOI). Samples must be dried (prep method D105) prior to analysis, to ensure that the hygroscopic nature of these materials do not add analytical error due to highly variable moisture contents. LF320 - ICP-ES CAD$37.80 UPPER LIMIT ELEMENTS SiO2 0.01 % 100.0 % SiO2 DETECTION LIMIT Al2O3 0.01 % 80.0 % Al2O3 0.01 % Fe2O3 0.01 % 100.0 % Fe2O3 0.04 % CaO 0.01 % 80.0 % CaO 0.01 % MgO 0.01 % 80.0 % MgO 0.01 % Na2O 0.01 % 60.0 % Na2O 0.01 % K2O 0.01 % 40.0 % K2O 0.01 % MnO 0.01 % 74.0 % MnO 0.01 % TiO2 0.01 % 40.0 % TiO2 0.01 % P2O5 0.01 % 40.0 % P2O5 Cr2O3 0.01 % 10.0 % Cr2O3 0.01 % 0.01 % 0.002 % Ba 0.01 % 35 % LOI 0.01 % Ni 0.001 % 7.8 % SUM 0.01 % Co 0.001 % 2.3 % Ba Cu 0.001 % 6.4 % Co 0.001 % 0.001 % 5 ppm Pb 0.001 % 9 % Cu SO3 0.002 % 20 % Nb 5 ppm Sn 0.01 % 2.4 % Ni 20 ppm Sr 0.002 % 16.9 % Ni Zn 0.001 % 8 % Sc 1 ppm Zr 0.002 % 33 % Sr 2 ppm V2O5 0.002 % 10 % Y 3 ppm 0.1 % 100 % Zr 5 ppm LOI OPTIONAL ELEMENTS 28 Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 0.001 % DETECTION LIMIT C 0.02 % S 0.02 % Lithogeochemistry Iron Ore Analysis Using the ISO-9516 method, fused disc XRF analyses provide robust and precise data for all iron ore matrices. Moisture and loss on ignition (LOI) are determined separately at 105C and 1000C to provide critical mineralogical information about Fe bearing phases in the sample. Dried ores are mixed with a lithium metaborate/ tetraborate and sodium nitrate flux in a humidity controlled environment to eliminate variability caused by water absorption, followed by fusion and casting into glass discs. Fused discs are entirely homogeneous and eliminate matrix and grain size variability thus presenting an ideal sample to an extremely stable analytical platform. The data produced is of the highest assay quality and is verified with a full spectrum of iron ore specific certified reference material. LF732 FE ORE PACKAGE ELEMENT DETECTION LIMIT CAD$45.65 LF730 – Following the ISO-9516 guideline using lithium tetraborate, lithium metaborate and sodium nitrate to fuse dried iron ore samples. Moisture and LOI will be done separately at 105°C and 1000°C. The fused sample is cast into a disc and analyzed by XRF (PANalytical Axios). LF732 – Standard fusion protocol for iron ore allows the analysis of Na2O in addition to elements analyzed using the ISO-9516 method. LF730 – FE ORE PACKAGE – ISO-9516 DETECTION LIMIT CAD$48.80 UPPER LIMIT ELEMENT SiO2 0.01 % 100.0 % SiO2 0.01 % UPPER LIMIT Al2O3 0.01 % 80.0 % Al2O3 0.01 % 80.0 % Fe2O3 0.01 % 100.0 % Fe2O3 0.01 % 100.0 % CaO 0.01 % 40.0 % CaO 0.01 % 40.0 % MgO 0.01 % 50.0 % MgO 0.01 % 80.0 % K2O 0.01 % 40.0 % K2O 0.01 % 40.0 % MnO 0.01 % 60.0 % MnO 0.01 % 80.0 % Na2O 0.01 % 30.0 % TiO2 0.01 % 40.0 % 80.0 % TiO2 0.01 % 40.0 % P2O5 0.01 % 40.0 % P2O5 0.01 % 25.0 % Cr2O3 0.004 % 10.0 % Cr2O3 0.001 % 10.0 % As 0.003 % 3.8 % As 0.003 % 3.8 % Ba 0.004 % 17.9 % Ba 0.001 % 22.4 % Co 0.001 % 3.9 % Co 0.001 % 3.9 % Cu 0.001 % 6.4 % Cu 0.005 % 6.4 % Ni 0.001 % 3.9 % Ni 0.005 % 3.9 % Pb 0.001 % 9.3 % Pb 0.001 % 9.3 % S 0.001 % 4.0 % S 0.001 % 5.0 % Sn 0.003 % 3.9 % Sn 0.005 % 3.9 % Sr 0.002 % 8.5 % Sr 0.002 % 8.5 % Zn 0.001 % 8.0 % Zn 0.005 % 8.0 % Zr 0.002 % 33.0 % Zr 0.001 % 29.6 % V2O5 0.002 % 10.0 % V2O5 0.001 % 10.0 % LOI LOI (1000) 0.10 % 0.1 % Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 29 Lithogeochemistry Laser Ablation Packages Fused Bead Laser Ablation ICP-MS Fused Bead XRF Laser Ablation ICP-MS Fused Bead Laser Ablation ICP-MS utilises high productivity robotic fusion technology with state of the art laser ablation and ICP-MS instruments to provide a fully extracted quantitative analysis for all elements. Detection limits are comparable to traditional multi acid digestion methods. The technique offers safety and environmental advantages as there are no acids used in digestion, and it is fast and repeatable. Fused Bead Laser Ablation ICP-MS couples high productivity robotic fusion technology with wavelength dispersive XRF and laser ablation-ICP-MS instruments to provide a fully extracted quantitative analysis. Where elements are available by both XRF and ICP-MS, a matrix dependent determination will made for the most appropriate reporting instrument. LA001 LX001 CAD$42.50 50 ELEMENT PACKAGE CAD$61.95 62 ELEMENT COMBO PACKAGE Ag (0.1) As (0.2) Ba (0.5) Be (0.2) Bi (0.2) Br (10) Al2O3 (100) Ag (0.1) As (0.2) BaO (10) Be (0.2) Cd (0.1) Ce (0.02) Co (0.1) Cr (1) Cs (0.01) Cu (2) Bi (0.2) Br (10) CaO (100) Cd (0.1) Ce (0.02) Dy (0.01) Er (0.01) Eu (0.01) Ga (0.1) Gd (0.01) Hf (0.01) Cl (10) Co (0.1) Cr (10) Cs (0.01) Cu (10) Ho (0.01) In (0.05) La (0.01) Lu (0.01) Mn (1) Mo (0.2) Dy (0.01) Er (0.01) Eu (0.01) Fe2O3 (100) Ga (0.1) Nb (0.01) Nd (0.01) Ni (2) Pb (1) Pr (0.01) Rb (0.05) Gd (0.01) Hf (0.01) Ho (0.01) In (0.05) K2O (100) Re (0.01) Sb (0.1) Sc (0.1) Se (5*) Sm (0.01) Sn (0.2) La (0.01) Lu (0.01) MgO (100) MnO (10) Mo (0.2) Sr (0.1) Ta (0.01) Tb (0.01) Te (0.2) Th (0.01) Ti (1) Na2O** (100) Nb (0.01) Nd (0.01) Ni (10) P2O5 (10) Tl (0.2) Tm (0.01) U (0.01) V (0.1) W (0.05) Y (0.02) Pb (10) Pr (0.01) Rb (0.05) Re (0.01) SO3 (10) Yb (0.01) Zn (5) Zr (0.5) Sb (0.1) Sc (0.1) Se (5*) SiO2 (100) Sm (0.01) Detection limits in ppm Sn (0.2) Sr (0.1) Ta (0.01) Tb (0.01) Te (0.2) *partially volatilized Th (0.01) TiO2 (10) Tl (0.2 Tm (0.01) U (0.01) Yb (0.01) Zn (10) LA002 CAD$32.65 V (0.1) W (0.05) Y (0.02) Zr (0.5) LOI (100) Sum (100) Detection limits in ppm BASIC 35 ELEMENT PACKAGE Ag (0.1) As (0.2) Ba (0.5) Be (0.2) Bi (0.2) Br (10) Cd (0.1) Ce (0.02) Co (0.1) Cr (1) Cs (0.01) Cu (2) Ga (0.1) Hf (0.01) In (0.05) La (0.01) Mn (1) Mo (0.2) Nb (0.01) Ni (2) Pb (1) Sb (0.1) Sc (0.1) Sn (0.2) Sr (0.1) Ta (0.01) Te (0.2) Th (0.01) Ti (1) U (0.01) V (0.1) W (0.05) Y (0.02) Zn (5) Zr (0.5) Detection limits in ppm *partially volatilized **may not be available for some sample types LX002 CAD$48.95 46 BASIC ELEMENT COMBO PACKAGE Al2O3 (100) Ag (0.1) As (0.2) Be (0.2) Bi (0.2) Br (10) CaO (100) Cd (0.1) Ce (0.02) Cl (10) Co (0.1) Cr (10) Cs (0.01) Cu (10) Fe2O3 (100) Ga (0.1) Hf (0.01) In (0.05) K2O (100) La (0.01) MgO (100) MnO (10) Mo (0.2) Na2O** (100) Nb (0.01) Ni (10) P2O5 (10) Pb (10) SO3 (10) Sb (0.1) Sc (0.1) SiO2 (100) Sn (0.2) Sr (0.1) Ta (0.01) Te (0.2) Th (0.01) TiO2 (10) U (0.01) V (0.1) W (0.05) Y (0.02) Zn (10) Zr (0.5) LOI (100) Sum (100) Detection limits in ppm *partially volatilized **may not be available for some sample types 30 Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 BaO (10) Metallurgy, Innovative and Group Services Bureau Veritas Minerals (BVM) Metallurgical Division offers the Mining Industry a full range of services from bench scale testing to continuous pilot plant operation. We offer a complete metallurgical testing investigative package from the early exploration phase through scoping, pre-feasibility and feasibility to process development for flow-sheet design and bankable feasibility. Core Logging: Through Henderson & Associates (H&A), a Maxxam Company based in Calgary, Alberta, core can be processed and analysed using Visual Logger ™. H&A offers the “gold standard” in core logging software and consulting services. Environmental: Now with Maxxam, as part of the BV Group of companies, BVM offers comprehensive environmental laboratory services including soil and waste analysis, toxicity evaluation, ultra trace contaminant analysis (HRMS), water quality testing and other specialized testing services. Becquerel Laboratories, a Maxxam company, is a global leader in neutron activation analysis (NAA) and radioactivity testing. NAA is a great alternative for matrices that don’t work with other methods and also for a secondary verification of results generated by other techniques. Becquerel provides custom elemental analysis for difficult matrices such as high purity quartz, coal, diamonds and more. BV Solutions offers you a vast array of choices for on-site laboratory services. These are extremely customized solutions for your needs depending on geography, size of program, environment, remoteness and power. You can now focus on your project while we take care of the rest. Innovations: MineDSI and FTIR Spectrometry MineDSI MineDSI is a new digital core logging solution from BV Minerals. The software is designed to improve workflow efficiency by seamlessly integrating digitally captured logging data and high resolution core photographs with all lab and field acquired analytical data. The system also reduces time consuming manual data entry resulting in lower error rates and higher confidence in the data. The versatile MineDSI on-site database is also fully scalable, operating as a standalone product or with full integration with your existing database solution. Speak to a customer service representative today to discuss in detail how MineDSI can benefit your program. Through ongoing collaboration with universities and researchers from around the world, we strive to stay at the cutting edge of the analytical sciences to provide the highest quality analyses targeted at the most up to date exploration methods. To this end we are proud to be the exclusive sponsor of the Acme Industrial Research Chair in Exploration Geochemistry at the University of British Columbia. The next five years will be a very exciting time as Dr. Peter Winterburn focuses a world class team on topics designed to reduce exploration costs and increase the rate of discovery for new ore deposits. FOURIER TRANSFORM INFRA-RED (FTIR) SPECTROMETRY The Fourier Transform Infra-Red (FTIR) technique measures light absorbed by a sample in the Infra-Red (IR) region of the light spectrum. To use the FTIR technique for the analysis of mineral samples, the spectrum of a number of samples that have been analysed by classical methods is collected. By using chemometric regression analysis, a mathematical correlation for each analyte is determined from the spectra, and then used to analyse unknown samples. Normal sample preparation schemes are used with the sample to produce a dried pulp. The FTIR spectra are collected without any additional preparation. There are no digests, fusions or other processes required. FTIR is a well-accepted analysis technique in the Bauxite industry; Bureau Veritas has successfully completed Bauxite programs using FTIR. Other ore types can be tested; however a consultative approach between the customer and laboratory will be needed to design the calibration set and analytes. Please contact your laboratory representative should you wish to design an analysis trial. 32 Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 Innovations: Laser Ablation ICP-MS Analysis MINERALS BUREAU VERITAS MINERALS LASER ABLATION ICP-MS ANALYSIS FOR LITHOGEOCHEMISTRY & MINERAL SPECIFIC CHEMISTRY LA-ICP-MS BENEFITS Lithogeochemistry Mode Total trace Totalanalysis analysisatattrace traceand andultra ultra trace detection limits equivalent to detection limits equivalent mixed acid ICP-MS packages to mixed acid ICP-MS packages. Bureau Veritas VeritasLaser LaserAblation AblationICP-MS ICP-MSanalysis analysis is is designed meet a broad rangeofofanalytical analytical designed to to meet a broad range requirements with requirements withaasingle singlecost costeffective effectivemethod. method. In In Lithogeochemistry Mode LA-ICP-MS capitilises on Simplifies Simplifiesthe theanalysis analysisprocess process to a single, cost to a single, costeffective effectivefusion. fusion. Lithogeochemistry Mode LA-ICP-MS capitilises on BV’s BV’s high productivity robotic fusion technology with high productivity robotic fusion technology with state of state of the art laser ablation and ICP-MS instruments XRF ICP-MS capabilities can XRF and and ICP-MS capabilities be combined to extend the dynamic can be combined to extend the range in one analysis dynamic range in one analysis (eg. U from 10ppb to % % level.) level) (eg. U from 10ppb to the art laser ablation and ICP-MS instruments to to provide a fully extracted quantitative analysis for all provide a fully extracted quantitative analysis for all elements Detection limits are comparable to industry elements. Detection limits are comparable to industry leading mixed acid trace element ICP-MS packages. leading mixed acid trace element ICP-MS packages. Minimises Minimises hazards hazardsand andwaste wastedue due to elimination eliminationof ofcorrosive corrosiveacids. acids. Bureau XRF-LA-ICP-MS a single lithium borate fusion borate fusion BureauVeritas VeritasMinerals’ Minerals’ XRF-LA-ICP-MScombo combopackage packagerequires requiresonly only a single lithium which provides providesmajor majorelements elements from XRF trace ultratrace elements from LA-ICP-MS. which from XRF andand trace andand ultratrace elements from LA-ICP-MS. Sample Prep Weighing Fused Bead XRF LA-ICPMS Trace Elements / Ultratrace Elements / Major Oxides (Total) For more details and prices please see page 30. Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 33 Group Services REMOTE SERVICES On site laboratory services are very difficult to manage and require a high amount of resources, time and management. When it is more feasible to handle samples on site we are capable of presenting a solution that will have the backing of a global laboratory that is ISO certified. With 62,000 employees working in all regions of the world we have the resources to be able to offer a high degree of support, knowledge and skill no matter where your project is. All site labs are customized according to your location, environment, volume and personnel needs. We are able to provide various services depending on each individual need including INAA Laboratories (BQ-NAA-01) Total determination of Au plus 34 elements by gamma ray analysis after nuclear irradiation. Requires 10–30 g pulp. DETECTION LIMIT Ag 5 ppm As 0.5 ppm Au 2 PPB Ba 50 ppm Br 0.5 ppm Ca 1 % Ce 3 ppm Co 1 ppm Cr 5 ppm Cs 1 ppm Eu 0.2 ppm 1 ppm Hg 1 ppm 5 PPB La 0.5 ppm Lu 0.05 ppm Mo Na Nd Ni 1 ppm Cl, SO4, Br, NO2, NO3, PO4 call for details Analysis at Becquerel Laboratories BQ-NAA-02 FULL Becquerel – PGE – NiS – Full Package BQ-NAA-01 Neutron Activation – Full Suite call for details $22.05 5 ppm 15 ppm 0.1 ppm Sc 0.1 ppm Se 3 ppm Sr CAD Anion Analysis of water 100 ppm Sb Sn DESCRIPTION 0.01 % Rb Sm CODE 0.01 % Hf Ir OTHER ANALYTICAL SERVICES 0.1 ppm INAA Becquerel Laboratories (BQ-NAA-02) A nickel-sulfide fire assay pre-concentration followed by irradiation and analysis on the sulfide precipitate. 0.01 % ELEMENT 0.05 % Ta 0.5 ppm Tb 0.5 ppm Th 0.2 ppm U 0.5 ppm W 1 ppm Yb 0.2 ppm Zn 50 ppm 34 Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 FULL PACKAGE Fe Having BV Solutions managing your site lab will allow you to focus on your project and we can take care of buying power for reagents and equipment, single monthly invoice, our expertise and knowledge in dust control, assaying and productivity as well as QA/QC control, HS&E, a global laboratory certified under ISO requirements, any lab personnel issues, trouble shooting, depth, continued innovation and R&D. This is what we do. PARTIAL PACKAGE ELEMENT Sample preparation Fire assay XRF and handheld XRF Core logging Core cutting Spectroscopy LOWER UPPER DETECTION LIMIT DETECTION LIMIT Au 1 ppb 1 ppm Pt 20 ppb 10 ppm Pd 20 ppb 10 ppm Rh 5 ppb 1 ppm Ru 50 ppb 20 ppm 1 ppb 1 ppm 10 ppb 1 ppm Ir Os Group Services ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES: Maxxam provides independent analytical data to protect the value of assets, improve the safety and quality of products, and improve the health and safety of people and our environment. Maxxam’s analytical capabilities in environmental testing services, control and risk mitigation are packaged to meet regulatory approvals and incorporate stringent quality components, regardless of project scope. Customers include consulting engineers, hydrogeologists, oil and gas companies, mining companies, and all levels of government. The Environmental Services group offers comprehensive analyses for a wide range of inorganic, organic, radiological and physical parameters in water, waste water, soil, sediment, vegetation, tissue and air. Our analytical services include: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Soil Vapour & Industrial Hygiene Hydrocarbon Forensics Ultra Trace (dioxins and furans) Radiological & Hazardous Materials ARD static and kinetic testing Soil Characterization (physical properties) Ecotoxicology and Toxicity Analysis Emergency Spill Response and Mobile Laboratory Services CORE SERVICES Maxxam’s Oil Sands Core Processing facility in Calgary is designed for safe and efficient core movement from receiving to slabbing and frozen sample storage, and from photography, to viewing and analysis. In January 2013, Maxxam acquired Henderson and Associates, the leading provider of geological services for analysis and interpretation of core drilling projects. H&A provides customized software and time-saving geological services to assist clients with the review of their drilling programs. H&A’s proprietary Visual Logger™ software facilitates and expedites drill core description and logging for more efficient and accurate results. Visual Logger’s flexible, intuitive layout with side-by-side view of your data enables quick, accurate comparisons and thorough analysis. Visual Logger can be adapted to your projects needs with personalized support as requested. Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 35 Our Metallurgical Division Mineral Processing Hydrometallurgy Mineralogy – Petrographic Environmental Studies Sample Preparation & Storage MINERAL PROCESSING Our Mineral Processing Laboratories are fully equipped to perform all metallurgical investigations required for ore evaluation and mill design. Testing services include: Comminution Crushing Grinding Bond Rod & Ball Mill Work Index Abrasion Index Size Classification & Screening Starkey SAG Design Test Flotation Batch flotation tests Locked cycle tests Column flotation Special gas media flotation Reverse & flash flotation Agglomeration flotation Gravity Concentration Jigs Shaking tables Elutriation Spirals Cone Heavy media cones Centrifugal heavy media separation Centrifugal concentrators (Falcon and Knelson) Mozley Separator Magnetic Separation (wet & dry, variable intensity) Drum separator Belt separator High gradient separator Solid-Liquid Separation Standard thickening procedures Differential settling Vacuum & pressure filtration PILOT PLANT A complete ore treatment pilot plant, can be assembled for any circuit combination, from crushing through to final product with throughput ranging from 1 to 5 tonnes per day, depending on ore hardness. HYDROMETALLURGY We have extensive laboratory facilities to conduct a wide range of hydrometallurgical and biohydrometallurgical studies. These include the full scale up from individual batch tests through continuous bench tests to commercial sized pilot plant reactors. The testing capabilities include: Cyanidation studies (Merrill Crowe, CIP and CIL procedures) Pressure leaching Bottle roll and tank leaching Counter current closed circuit tank leaching Column leaching up to one meter diameter (4 tonnes) Diagnostic / sequential leaching Solvent extraction Ion exchange Electrowinning Differential precipitation Bio-oxidation of refractory gold ores and concentrates Biological leaching of base metal ores and concentrates Biological heap leach simulation Cyanide and ammonia detoxification Standard electrowinning technology Galvanox copper recovery process 36 Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 Our Metallurgical Division BANKABLE FEASIBILITIES Inspectorate is well recognized in the mining industry for value-added input and quality work. The Metallurgical Division is fully qualified to complete “bankability” testing and mill design. Over the past 21 years, our firm has provided this level of service to most of the major engineering firms working within the mining industry. Our independence, reliability and accountability has been firmly established. MINERALOGICAL – PETROGRAPHIC STUDIES Mineralogical studies are critical to successful geological exploration and the processing of ores. We offer a full range of packages including: bulk mineralogical analysis (BMA), particle mineralogical analysis (PMA), modal analysis, trace mineral search (TMS), and sparse phase liberation (SPL) using QEMSCAN, MLA Express and optical mineralogy for both thin and polished sections. CONTACT INFORMATION: Metallurgical Division 11620 Horseshoe Way, Richmond, BC Canada V7A 4V5 Tel: +1 (604) 272-8110 Fax: +1 (604) 272-0851 Email: bvmininfo@ca.bureauveritas.com Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 37 Terms & Conditions “The Company” is the legal entity with whom the Client is providing instructions. 1. 2. (a) Unless otherwise specifically agreed in writing, the Company undertakes services in accordance with these general conditions (hereinafter called “General Conditions”) and accordingly all offers or tenders of service are made subject to these General Conditions. All resulting contracts, agreements or other arrangements will in all respects be governed by these General Conditions. (b) These General Conditions shall be governed by the law of the Jurisdiction in which the Company is registered. (c) The parties (being the Company and the Client collectively), hereby agree that the courts of the Jurisdiction of registration shall have exclusive Jurisdiction to settle any dispute or claim that arises out of or in connection with these General Conditions or the underlying contract or arrangement except that the Company shall have the option to pursue money claims against the Client in any jurisdiction where the client has assets or funds or a place of business. 6. 6.1 laboratory analysis or other testing related to Exploration and Mining; 6.2 Supply of technicians or other personnel related to Exploration and Mining. 7. Whereas the Company provides and/or sells goods or equipment (as opposed to services) to the Client (whether combined with or separately from any services), and such goods or equipment have been acquired by the Company from a Third Party, the Company gives no express or implied warranty as to the quality of such goods or equipment for their fitness for purpose. 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For sample pickup a nd/or services provided at the Client’s site by the Company’s employees, subcontractors and or agents, the Client will ensure the following: 9.1 instructions and sufficient information are given in due time to enable the required services to be performed effectively; 9.2 all necessary measures are taken for safety and security of working conditions, sites and installations during the performance of service and will not rely, in this respect, on the Company’s advice whether requested or not; But the Client accepts that the Company and its employees may exercise a “stop work authority” in any circumstances where working conditions are considered by its employee (or other representative of the Company) to be unsafe and contrary to safe working conditions; Such “Stop Work Notice” may be issued verbally by the Company without notice (subject to being confirmed in writing within 48 working hours). Once issued the Company is discharged from any obligation to continue to provide its contracted services until such working conditions have been fully rectified by the Client to the satisfaction of the Company. During the period of suspension of its services, the Company shall be free of any liability for any additional costs or liabilities incurred or potentially incurred by the Client. 9.3 take all necessary steps to eliminate or remedy any obstruction to or interruptions in the performance of the required services and carry adequate business liability insurance in place during the term of the services provided by the Company. 38 Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 Terms & Conditions (continued) 10. The Company with consent from the Client to delegate the performance of the whole or any part of the services contracted for with the Client to any agent or subcontractor. The Company will pass on the result of the analysis but without responsibility for its accuracy. 15. In the event that any unforeseen problems or expenditure arise in the course of carrying out any of the contracted services the Company shall be entitled to make additional charges to cover additional time and cost necessarily incurred to complete the service. 11. All technicians and other personnel supplied by the Company in the performance of any services shall at all times remain employees, agents or sub-contractors (as the case may be) of the Company. As such, all such persons shall be answerable to and subject to the instructions of the Company at all times. Unless otherwise agreed by the Company, such persons shall not be obliged to follow any instructions of the Client. 16. 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The Client shall guarantee, hold harmless and indemnify the Company and its officers, employees, agents or subcontractors against all claims made by any third party for loss, damage or expense of whatsoever nature and howsoever arising relating to the performance, purported performance or non-performance of any services to the extent that the aggregate of any such claims relating to any one service exceed the limit mentioned in Condition 12. 16.1 All prices quoted and charges due under these General Conditions shall, unless the Company confirms otherwise in writing, be exclusive of any value added or sales tax which shall be charged in addition at the prevailing rate. 16.2 The Client shall not be entitled to retain or defer payment of any sums due to the Company on account of any dispute, cross claim or set off which it may allege against the Company. 16.3 In the event of any suspension of payment, arrangement with creditors, bankruptcy, insolvency, receivership or cessation of business by the Client the Company shall be entitled to suspend all further performance of its services forthwith and without liability and all sums payable to the Company shall become immediately due and payable. 17. In the event of the Company being prevented by reason of any cause whatsoever outside the Company’s control from performing or completing any service for which an order has been given or an agreement made, the Company shall be relieved of all responsibility whatsoever for the partial or total non-performance of the required service. 17.1 The Company may seek compensation for any lost suffered due to the Client not fulfilling its obligations from the Contract. 18. The Company is neither an insurer nor a guarantor and disclaims all liability in such capacity. Clients seeking a guarantee against loss or damage should obtain appropriate insurance. 19. No alteration, amendment or waiver of any of these General Conditions shall have any effect unless agreed to in writing and signed by an officer of the Company. 20. Notwithstanding 19, the Client agrees that the Company has the right to modify these Terms and Conditions. The Client further agrees that such modification will be effective immediately upon notice being given by posting notice of such changes on the Company’s website (or by communicating such notice to the Client by e-mail) 14. Every officer, employee, agent or subcontractor of the Company shall have the benefit of the limitation of compensation and the indemnity contained in these General Conditions and so far as relates to such limitations any contract entered into by the Company is entered into not only on its own behalf but also as agent and trustee for every such person as aforesaid. Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 39 Conversions CONVERSION FOR WEIGHTS OXIDES CONVERSION FACTORS TROY OZ. AVOIRDUPOIS OZ. GRAMS ELEMENT CONVERSION FACTOR OXIDE 1 Troy oz. 1 1.0971 31.104 Al 1.889 Al2O3 1 Avoirdupois oz. 0.91146 1 28.35 Ba 1.669 BaSO4 1 Gram 0.03215 0.03527 1 1.116 BaO Be 2.775 BeO C 3.666 CO2 Ca 1.399 CaO 2.497 CaCO3 Cr 1.461 Cr2O3 LONG TON F 2.055 CaF2 Fe 1.286 FeO 1.430 Fe2O3 1 Metric Tonne (MT) = 1000 kilograms = 2204.6 pounds 1 Short Ton (ST) = 907.2 kilograms = 2000 pounds 1 Long Ton (LT) = 1016 kilograms = 2240 pounds ASSAY VALUATIONS VALUE PARTS PER MILLION (ppm) METRIC TONNE SHORT TON 1 Gram / MT 1 0.03215 0.02917 0.03266 1 Troy oz / MT 31.104 1 0.9072 1.106 1 Troy oz / ST 34.286 1.1023 1 1.120 K 1.205 K2O 1 Troy oz / LT 30.612 0.9842 0.8929 1 Mg 1.658 MgO 3.468 MgCO3 Mn 1.291 MnO Na 1.348 Na2O 40 Bureau Veritas Schedule of Services & Fees 2015 Nb 1.431 Nb2O5 Ni 1.273 NiO P 2.291 P2O5 Rb 1.094 Rb2O Si 2.139 SiO2 Sn 1.270 SnO2 Sr 1.185 SrO Ta 1.221 Ta2O5 Th 1.138 ThO2 Ti 1.668 TiO2 U 1.179 U3O8 V 1.785 V2O5 W 1.261 WO3 Y 1.270 Y2O3 Zr 1.351 ZrO2 Computer Services WEB ACCESS Web Access is a secure web interface for our customers to obtain direct access to the Bureau Veritas Upstream Minerals laboratory database. Web Access is a fully compliant .NET application designed for Microsoft Internet Explorer. Using this system, our customers may gain access to their data any time of the day or night. In addition customers are provided access to: • All PDF documents pertaining to each sample submission such as the original sample submission form, certificates, invoices, and facturas (for Latin America); • PDF documents that apply to the project such as the pricing quote and template submission forms; • PDF documents that describe the analytical methods; • Quality Control documents reviewing standard and replicate performance. SAMPLE TRACKING SYSTEM Upstream Minerals uses the LIMS (Laboratory Information Management System) to track the flow of every sample through each stage of sample handling and analysis. When received, each sample is bar coded and labeled. This unique barcode is used to build an audit trail that documents the complete history of work performed on each sample. This includes recording each and every person that has touched each sample and the work that they performed. This provides the laboratories with a very high level of control but also provides our clients with an unprecedented level of traceability and sample tracking. BOX TRACKING SYSTEM Each bar coded sample is allocated into a bar coded sample box, typically 36 samples per box, but this could be up to several hundred per box. This allows BVML to track each box as it moves from one laboratory to another and allows our clients to monitor the progress of their samples from a remote sample preparation facility to the main laboratory. More importantly, this system speeds the flow of the samples through the laboratory by utilizing bar coding to eliminate time consuming manual steps. 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