A successful EPC project requires consistent technical requirements, coordinated interfaces, disciplined procurement, effective construction planning, and a commissioning strategy aligned with the intended operating conditions.
Our proposed EPC offering connects engineering definition with procurement, fabrication, construction, and start-up planning to support a coordinated delivery process.
The exact scope and contracting responsibilities are defined for each project.
Engineering
Establish the Technical Foundation.
Engineering activities may include conceptual studies, feasibility assessments, front-end engineering design (FEED), detailed engineering, process simulation, equipment specifications, and multidisciplinary design coordination.
The objective is to translate project requirements into a coordinated design basis that addresses performance, safety, operability, constructability, and applicable regulatory requirements.
Procurement & Logistics
Align Equipment Decisions with Project Priorities.
Long-lead equipment and specialized components can influence the overall project schedule.
Procurement planning may address:
- Equipment and package specifications.
- Vendor technical evaluations.
- Compressor and process equipment procurement.
- Cryogenic equipment and LNG system interfaces.
- Supplier coordination and document reviews.
- Expediting and logistics planning.
- Equipment delivery and construction sequence integration.
Procurement strategies are developed around the project schedule, technical specifications, commercial requirements, and supply chain constraints.
Modular Fabrication & Construction
Evaluate Modularization Where It Creates Project Value.
Modularization can reduce the amount of work required at the installation site and improve the coordination of fabrication, transportation, and installation activities when the project conditions are suitable.
Potential considerations include:
- Module size, weight, and transportation constraints.
- Equipment access and maintenance requirements.
- Site preparation and installation sequencing.
- Piping, electrical, and instrumentation integration.
- Fabrication quality and inspection requirements.
- Construction interfaces and schedule dependencies.
Modularization is evaluated against site-built alternatives rather than assumed to be the best solution for every project.
Commissioning & Start-Up
Prepare the Facility for Safe and Controlled Operation.
Commissioning and start-up planning establish the procedures and verification activities needed to prepare facilities for operation.
Depending on the contracted scope, activities may include:
- Mechanical completion verification.
- Pre-commissioning and system checks.
- Instrumentation and control verification.
- Equipment testing and functional checks.
- Utility and process system readiness.
- Start-up sequencing and operating procedure support.
- Performance testing against agreed acceptance criteria.
- Handover documentation and operational readiness activities.
Where integrated subsurface and surface support is included, start-up observations can also be compared with production assumptions established during development planning.
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