EPCM
A single managing contractor across engineering, procurement and construction management.
Sectors
Agro-industrial projects combine industrial process engineering with raw material seasonality and veterinary requirements. The handover date is tied to a season or to livestock arrival, not to the calendar.
What is specific
A processing plant is an industrial asset with a process line, often imported and long-lead. A livestock complex is an asset where the construction scope is subordinate to husbandry technology and veterinary requirements. In both cases the handover date is bound to an external event: the processing season or livestock arrival.
Our sector experience. Delivered and current projects: an oilseed extraction plant (Petropavlovsk) and a dairy farm complex (Kokshetau).
Risks
Each of these risks is closed by a specific management function.
Missing the processing season or the livestock arrival date costs a year of revenue.
Long delivery cycles, vendor supervision of installation, and staged ramp-up to design capacity.
Several processes are classed as explosion hazards: requirements must be embedded in design, not added later.
Layout and services solutions for livestock complexes are regulated and verified at handover.
Agro-industrial projects are frequently financed by development institutions, requiring independent verification of quantities and use of funds.
A single managing contractor across engineering, procurement and construction management.
We manage the project on the owner's behalf — from the land plot to commissioning.
Procurement, tendering, contracts, change orders and claims.
Start-up readiness, commissioning, punch list, statutory handover.
Bank monitoring: quantity verification, use-of-funds control, monthly lender reporting.
Tell us about the asset and the current stage — we will propose a working format and team composition. A commercial proposal follows within five business days of the meeting.
We reply within 1 business day. A commercial proposal follows within 5 business days of the scoping meeting.