Question 1

Onsite Engineering Support

Accepted Answer

We can provide onsite engineering presence at our client’s facilities; this includes project or multiyear engineering presence for our larger clients who have multiple simultaneous projects.

Question 2

Equipment Assessment

Accepted Answer

We can review our client’s electrical infrastructure to determine obsolescence, equipment age and recommended maintenance intervals as well as replacement options.

Question 3

Maintenance Planning

Accepted Answer

We can review the equipment and the criticality of the electrical equipment to help develop a preventative maintenance program.

Question 4

Feasibility and Scoping Studies

Accepted Answer

When expanding or replacing complex electrical infrastructure there is often numerous solutions available, different solutions can vary in price and performance, most of our clients don’t have a one size fits all solution and its critical to understand the clients application and needs and develop a solution that is optimized to the customers needs.

Question 5

Front End Engineering (FEED)

Accepted Answer

To develop a scope and determine the type of equipment to specify will require some preliminary engineering, this often includes power system studies and drawings. This initial investment at the start of the project can reduce the unknowns that can lead to scope drift and overspends later in the project.

Question 6

Scope Development

Accepted Answer

It is critical to communicate requirements of the client and the application by developing a detailed scope this initial investment reduces uncertainly or ambiguity.

Question 7

Bid Documentation

Accepted Answer

Developing a clear bid document is critical to ensure that all bidders understand the requirements and are submitting comparable bids.

Question 8

Bid Evaluation

Accepted Answer

Bids will require both a technical and financial evaluation; we can provide a professional assessment and guide our clients on the proposals that meet the project's requirements

Question 9

Contractor Coordination

Accepted Answer

Complex electrical projects can require several contractors to implement different phases of the project, we can manage the communication between the different contractors and coordinate the all aspects from site mobilization, orientations, scheduling and demobilization.

Question 10

Project Management

Accepted Answer

From the project charter stage to project closeout, we assist our client in developing budgets to forecasting, scheduling, contractor mobilization and onsite contractor support, commission and start-up planning, execution planning.

Question 11

Witnessing Factory & Site Acceptable Testing (FAT/SAT)

Accepted Answer

To ensure manufactured equipment meets the specifications, standards, and design, we will attend on clients' behalf at the vendor's factory to witness the Factory Acceptance Testing and participate in onsite to witness the site acceptance testing during commissioning.

Question 12

Commissioning & Start Up

Accepted Answer

We will plan the commissioning and start up activities with the vendor to ensure proper document handoff to the client in preparation for energization. This process ensures that deficiencies during construction is addressed prior to the equipment being handed off to the site.

Services

Owner's Engineer

Power System Studies

Detailed Design