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DEPARTMENT 02 • EPC / PROJECT EXECUTION

Engineering translated into controlled execution.

Procurement, engineered supply, international logistics, construction, installation and commissioning, managed as one connected delivery system rather than a series of separate contracts.

EXECUTION PHILOSOPHY

One site. Many packages. One coordinated execution system.

Industrial execution is not a sequence of isolated contracts. It is the controlled synchronisation of design release, procurement, fabrication, logistics, civil works, structures, utilities, process installation and start-up.

Thulium can operate under EPC, EPCM or hybrid delivery structures according to design maturity, Owner capability, risk allocation and commercial strategy.

The objective is simple: make every package arrive, fit, connect and perform when the project needs it.
INTEGRATED EXECUTION CHAIN

From release to handover.

The construction phase is managed as a connected flow, not as independent supplier schedules.

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DELIVERY MODEL

The execution structure should fit the project — not the other way around.

The right model depends on how mature the design is, how much risk the Owner wants to transfer, where cost visibility matters, and how much local construction capability already exists.

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CORE EXECUTION CAPABILITIES

Eight functions. One delivery framework.

Each function is controlled against the same baseline: scope, schedule, interfaces, QHSE, cost and readiness.

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PROCUREMENT & EXPEDITING

Long-lead packages are managed backwards from the erection date.

Procurement is synchronised with engineering approvals and the construction critical path. Every major package receives a required-on-site date and a latest safe order date.

Engineering approval → order → fabrication → shipment → customs → inland transport → erection.
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INTERNATIONAL LOGISTICS

The supply chain ends at the installation workfront — not at the port.

One continuous logistics view from fabrication origin to site readiness. Contractual boundaries for freight, port handling, customs, inland transport and offloading are defined package by package.

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Logistics is part of the project schedule, not an administrative activity beside it.
CONSTRUCTION & INSTALLATION

Workfronts are released in the order the plant needs them.

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COMMISSIONING & HANDOVER

Completion means a plant that works — and a file that proves it.

Commissioning starts before equipment arrives. Test plans, system boundaries, interface responsibilities and acceptance criteria are prepared early enough to make start-up a controlled phase rather than a final improvisation.

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