Sanbell leads the Lamoille Bypass Feasibility Study in Nevada. This planning-level transportation study evaluates new route options between Elko and Spring Creek. First, the study focuses on improving regional mobility and safety. It also addresses ongoing congestion and limited access between these communities. In addition, the project explores reliable secondary routes to support travel during […]
Round Mountain Mine Phase W
Sanbell delivered its Nevada mining engineering services to tackle a highly complex relocation and construction project. With a proven track record at mine sites across the region, our MSHA-certified team managed every aspect of inspection and testing. This depth of expertise allowed us to lead the effort with confidence, ensuring both safety and long-term performance. […]
Turquoise Ridge Shaft #3
Completed in 2023, Nevada’s deepest mine shaft represents a major advancement in underground mining infrastructure. Sanbell (formerly Summit Engineering Corporation) provided comprehensive soil and concrete inspection and materials testing throughout construction. The 3,400-foot-deep, concrete-lined shaft has a 24-foot finished diameter and supports Thyssen Mining’s ongoing operations as production shifted away from two existing shafts. The […]
Battle Mountain Solar Farm
Sanbell (formerly Summit Engineering Corporation) provided construction inspection and materials testing services for the Battle Mountain Solar Field, one of Nevada’s largest utility-scale renewable energy projects. Delivered as an Engineer–Procure–Construct (EPC) project, the facility includes a 132-MWdc photovoltaic (PV) solar plant paired with 100 MWh / 25 MWdc of battery energy storage capable of four-hour […]
Boys & Girls Club Facilities
Sanbell (formerly Summit Engineering Corporation) has secured multiple projects for the Boys & Girls Club in northern Nevada. Our strong community ties with the local organization and its contractors have been key to the success of these projects. Site design and planning was provided, pro bono to support the Boys & Girls Club’s fundraising efforts. […]





