Turnkey EPC work and separately awarded Operations & Maintenance contracts for electrical, mechanical and utility infrastructure.
Our work
Electrical, mechanical and infrastructure services
Our EPC work covers five categories of engineering and execution. Operations & Maintenance is a separate service, undertaken under its own awarded contracts.
Electrical power supply and distribution works, including substations, transformers, HT/LT switchgear and panels, and associated internal and external electrification for utilities and infrastructure facilities.
EPC packages can integrate electrical, mechanical, cable, line and ancillary civil works. Scope, engineering, procurement, execution, testing and handover follow the awarded contract.
From scope review to handover, project activities follow the awarded contract and client requirements.
01
Scope & Planning
Review the awarded scope and site requirements, with client-approved drawings, layouts and schedules guiding the work.
02
Engineering & Procurement
Coordinate engineering and procure approved materials and equipment, including Factory Acceptance Testing where required by the contract.
03
Installation & Execution
Carry out electrical, mechanical and associated civil installation works in accordance with the approved plans and awarded scope.
04
Testing & Commissioning
Complete applicable checks, such as cable tests, relay calibration and pump trials, with client inspections and commissioning as specified.
05
Handover & Documentation
Submit as-built drawings, operating manuals and test reports, and complete the handover requirements specified in the contract.
EPC Defect Liability
Defect-liability obligations follow the terms and period of the EPC contract. They do not automatically include an AMC or an Operations & Maintenance contract.
Separately Awarded O&M
Operations & Maintenance services are performed under separately awarded contracts. Manpower, logbooks, inspections, maintenance schedules, spares, breakdown attendance and client reporting follow the agreed scope and contract requirements.