Three contracts become one.
Structural, electrical, and controls under one team means the handoffs that usually cost a project two weeks don't happen — because there's nothing to hand off.
Structure First
Foundations, structural steel, and equipment skids fabricated while electrical and controls design runs in parallel off the same equipment layout — not sequentially after mechanical hands off.
Power In
MCC panels and cabling installed against the same layout the mechanical team built to — no field rework when a motor ends up 40cm from where the drawing said.
Logic On
PLC and SCADA commissioned against equipment that's already mechanically aligned and electrically live — interlocks and sequencing tested end to end before start-up.
One Sign-Off
A single FAT/SAT and one as-built documentation package — mechanical, electrical, and controls drawings issued together.
Three contracts. One point of contact.
Scope your project across all three disciplines at once — the configurator hands your full scope straight to an engineer.
