Millennium Silver Corp. has contracted Sparks, Nevada-based Robison Engineering Company, Inc. to design and oversee the installation of a water capture system at the Silver Peak project in Esmeralda County. The infrastructure project is designed to utilize the company’s existing water rights to provide a reliable on-site supply for a planned 2026 resource expansion drilling program targeting the Nivloc area.

The scope of work assigned to Robison Engineering includes a comprehensive topographic survey and inspection of the proposed project area. Following the initial site assessment, the engineering firm will complete the design and physical installation of the water capture system.

Work is expected to commence shortly. The company anticipates receiving major deliverables related to the engineering and design phase within approximately six to eight weeks of the start date, provided that site conditions and contractor availability remain as scheduled. This infrastructure development is a prerequisite for the company's upcoming exploration efforts.

“Engaging Robison Engineering marks an important step forward in preparing the Silver Peak project for our 2026 drill campaign. Securing a reliable on-site water supply through our existing water rights is essential infrastructure that will support efficient and responsible exploration as we work to expand the known resource along the Nivloc Structure.”

— Robert Drago, President and CEO of Millennium Silver

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