The EPC lifecycle, run as one sequence
One lifecycle, planned as a single sequence
- 01
Engineering
Design development, coordination and constructability review turn the brief into information that can be built.
- Design basis and specification review
- Multi-discipline and vendor coordination
- Constructability and method input
- Quantity development and BOQ alignment
- Controlled drawing and document register
- 02
Procurement
Long-lead items, materials and subcontract packages are planned against the construction sequence.
- Procurement schedule tied to the programme
- Vendor qualification and technical evaluation
- Purchase orders and expediting
- Inspection, test plans and release
- Logistics, delivery and site storage
- 03
Construction
Execution on site with method statements, quality holds and safety planning built into every activity.
- Work packaging and look-ahead planning
- Method statements and permits to work
- Survey control and setting out
- Inspection and test records at each stage
- Progress measurement and reporting
- 04
Testing & Commissioning
Systems are checked, energised and proven against the specification before they carry load or use.
- Pre-commissioning checks and punch lists
- System testing and performance verification
- Statutory inspections and approvals
- Commissioning records and data sheets
- Operator familiarisation
- 05
Handover
The asset is transferred with the documentation, warranties and support needed to operate it.
- As-built drawings and O&M manuals
- Warranty and guarantee registers
- Quality and commissioning dossiers
- Snagging close-out and sign-off
- Defect-liability period support
Service lines that plug into the EPC sequence
How the work is scoped and controlled
What does EPC delivery include?
Engineering, procurement and construction under a single point of accountability — design development and coordination, supply-chain and vendor management, construction execution, and testing, commissioning and handover, all planned as one sequence.
Does Pathrex Infra take on government and tender projects?
Yes. Institutional and government contracts are executed to tender conditions, with structured measurement, quality dossiers, running-account billing and statutory coordination set up from the start of the works.
Which sectors does Pathrex Infra work in?
Transportation, buildings, government and institutional infrastructure, industrial facilities, urban infrastructure, commercial developments and general civil engineering.
How is quality controlled on site?
Through inspection and test plans with defined hold points at setting-out, reinforcement, pre-pour and pre-cover stages, backed by material testing, non-conformance tracking and a quality dossier that keeps pace with construction.
Have an infrastructure project in mind?
Talk to our team about engineering, EPC and project execution — from early feasibility to a tendered, buildable scope.