Engineering & Construction
Services We Deliver

This phase focuses on preparing the land, establishing site infrastructure, and managing logistics before vertical construction begins.

• Site Preparation & Grading: Earthwork calculations, excavation, cut-and-fill balances, and site terracing to accommodate plant elevations.
• Drainage & Utilities: Design of stormwater management systems, culverts, process sewer networks, and underground utility routing (water, firewater, electrical trenches).
• Paving & Roadways: Design of heavy-duty access roads, plant internal roads, equipment laydown areas, parking lots, and specialized paving (asphalt or concrete for spill containment).
• Fencing & Landscaping: Security fencing, retaining walls, and site landscaping.

This phase encompasses the design and analysis of all load-bearing elements, structures, and buildings.

• Equipment Foundations: Design of deep and shallow foundations for dynamic/static process equipment (e.g., compressors, pumps, tanks, vessels, and cooling towers).
• Structural Steel Systems: Design and detailing of pipe racks, process structures, equipment support platforms, and access stairs/ladders.
• Building Structures: Design of industrial buildings such as substations, compressor buildings, control rooms, warehouses, and workshops.
• Specialty Structures: Design of containment dykes, pipe sleepers, pipe bridges, and stack supports.

Throughout the project lifecycle, the C&S scope requires a series of documented deliverables:

• Design Basis Report (DBR): Defines codes, standards, design loads (wind, seismic, thermal, operational), and material specifications.
• Calculations: Written structural calculations for all concrete elements and structural steel.
• Drawings: General Arrangement (GA) drawings, foundation layout plans, concrete reinforcement details, steel framing plans, and connection details.
• BIM / 3D Modeling: Development of the C&S model for multi-discipline clash detection (e.g., avoiding conflicts with process piping or electrical cable trays).
• Bill of Materials (BOM) / MTO: Material Take-Offs for accurate procurement of steel, rebar, and concrete.

Ensuring that what is built in the field matches the engineered designs:

• Review & Approvals: Review of contractor shop drawings, fabrication drawings, and vendor packages.
• Site Inspections: Periodic site visits, quality assurance checks, and non-destructive testing (NDT) verifications.
• As-Built Documentation: Updating all C&S drawings at the end of the project to reflect final field modifications.