SGDS Hive is a Vancouver-based geological consulting company with a vision to provide progressive, science-based solutions for our clients.
Established in 2013 by geologist Andy Randell, the company has grown to become one of the leading groups on the Vancouver exploration scene. Our team has a diverse range of skills and backgrounds with international experience.
Client Highlights & Milestones Collaborated with Golden Sky to unite their Rayfield project with our Vidette and Mowich…
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Client Highlights & Milestones Provided "Qualified Person" status for information sign off Designed and executed winter diamond drilling…
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