FEED 

 

G.I. Dynamics provides front-end engineering and design (FEED) services to its Clients based on selected technologies. The integrated solutions will provide the Client the possibility to manage their internal business drivers and to continue with the FEED package towards the Execution Phase.

 

The FEED is an (extended) Basic Engineering which comes after the conceptual design or feasibility. The FEED design focuses on the technical requirements as well as investment cost and project execution plan for the project based on quantities, references of previous projects and market input. The FEED package is used as the basis for bidding the Execution Phase (EPC, EPCI, etc).

 

During the FEED phase, or Basic Engineering Phase; all depending on needs and circumstances of the Client selected technology(\(\(\(\(/-ies) are worked out into a package ready for financial assessment including risk assessment and also allowing Clients to move into competitive EPC phase of the project implementation.

 

G.I. Dynamics will perform value engineering to ensure investments are not only lowest but moreover creating best shareholders value. Secondly several other techniques are initiated at this stage: risk assessment, HAZOP phases and constructability review to develop an optimum project execution model. These application are further taken into the EPC phase by G.I. Dynamics as support to the Client's Project Team.

 

The main deliverables during the FEED are:

• Execution Plan & Schedule

• Process Flow Diagrams (PFDs)

• Process & Instrument Diagrams (P&ID's)

• Layout drawings (incl. 3D model) 

• Instruments and Control philosophy

• Utilities and Disposals

• Equipment list

• Procurement Strategy and inquiry of proprietary equipment

• Cost estimates and risk/opportunity assessment

• CAPEX and OPEX model

 

(Pre-)Commissioning & Start-up Services

As part of these services G.I. Dynamics will also include operator training and commissioning / start-up services until plant is operating to satisfaction of both G.I. Dynamics and the Client.