Engineering firms develop complex projects for public and private clients across sectors such as energy, chemicals, petrochemicals, automotive, gas, manufacturing, cement, mining, metals, and telecommunications.
Project development typically involves three fundamental phases. The first is visualization, which ensures strategic alignment and allows for a preliminary assessment of the project’s technical and economic feasibility. The second is conceptualization, where the most viable project alternative or scenario is selected and the project scope is defined. Finally, the definition phase determines the final scope, timeline, and cost of the project, while also setting the execution commitments.