Tenure & history
Current holder, previous holders, how and when titles changed hands.

EXPLORATION INTELLIGENCE FOR SMARTER DECISIONS
ProjectScreen WA transforms decades of scattered public exploration data into a professionally structured executive report, delivered in three business days or next business day by express.
Every report compiles historical drilling, geochemistry, geology, tenure history, previous explorers, land access, public reports and mapping into a single decision-ready document. Designed for CEOs, exploration managers, boards, brokers and investors, ProjectScreen WA reduces days of desktop research to a concise, comprehensive intelligence pack.
Complete exploration intelligence
Current holder, previous holders, how and when titles changed hands.
Every recorded hole, with results above stated cut-offs.
Soil, rock chip and stream sampling.
Bedrock geology, structures and mapped occurrences.
3D view of the ground, slope, and distance to roads and tracks.
Nearby mines and resource estimates as lodged with DEMIRS.
Who explored, when, for what, and what they reported.
Conservation estate, native title, heritage and other constraints.
Clear, presentation-ready maps throughout.
Every dataset named, with its date and limitations, on the back page.
Every figure is traced to its public source. A one-page summary sits up front, with the full supporting detail behind it.
A straightforward process
Who it's for
The full picture on a deal before you approve the spend.
Screen vends and backdoor listings in days, not weeks.
Understand the ground behind the announcement.
Hand off the desktop review and focus on the geology.
We don't replace geologists, we save them time.
We don't give geological opinions, we deliver fast, comprehensive exploration intelligence for better-informed decisions.
FAST. COMPLETE. RELIABLE. DECISION-READY.
Clear scope. Clear pricing.
Delivered in 3 business days
Delivered next business day
One tenement or one project, full PDF report.
Every layer behind the report in one GIS file for QGIS or ArcGIS: drilling, intercepts, surface samples, tenure history, neighbouring titles, geology, mines, roads and WAMEX report footprints, with standard colours.
All prices + GST. One project per order. Turnaround starts when the order is confirmed.
Multiple projects, screening packs and retainers by arrangement.
Know what you're getting
Two full reports, start to finish: the maps, the tables and the executive summary. Download either one. No form, no email.

E 74/832, near Ravensthorpe
An exploration licence in the South West: 13,000 drill holes nearby, mines and resources, and a dense land access picture.
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Peak Hill, 49 graticular blocks
No tenement needed: give us a coordinate and we report on the ground around it, here an old gold mining centre with 3,800 drill holes.
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David Sumich
David Sumich co-founded ProjectScreen with Colin Locke. He has 25 years' experience in mineral exploration and in due diligence on exploration projects. He has identified, managed and run exploration programs, is a registered exploration manager with the WA mines department, and has sat on both sides of the table: as a company founder and director raising capital, and as an adviser assessing projects for investors.
They built ProjectScreen because the first look at a project is always the same job: find the drilling, the geochemistry, the tenure history and the land access issues, buried across decades of government records. ProjectScreen does that work in days, so the people making the decision can focus on the decision.
Colin Locke
Colin Locke co-founded ProjectScreen with David. He is chair of an ASX-listed explorer, previously co-founded and listed an ASX explorer with David, and works closely with company boards, brokers and investors on projects and transactions.
At ProjectScreen, Colin looks after clients and partners: the conversations that turn a report into a decision.
Perth, Western Australia
Start with the ground
Send us the tenement numbers or tell us a little about your project. We'll take it from there.