Turnkey HVAC, from calculation to handover.
What turnkey covers.
The scope can start at a blank drawing or at an approved tender. In both cases the sequence closes at commissioning and handover.
What we need to start
- Tender ID or GeM bid number
- Approved BOQ or item schedule
- Technical specifications
- Architectural and HVAC drawings
- Site address and access details
The sequence.
Each step produces something the next step can use, from a load calculation to a commissioning record.
- 01
Requirement and site review
We review the building use, drawings, occupancy, available plant space and project timeline.
- 02
Design and BOQ
Heat load calculation, system selection, equipment schedule, BOQ and technical specifications are prepared.
- 03
Supply and installation
Approved equipment and materials are supplied and installed with coordinated site execution.
- 04
Testing and commissioning
Pressure testing, air balancing, control checks and performance verification are completed.
- 05
Handover and support
Documentation is handed over and maintenance or AMC support can continue after commissioning.
What gets handed over.
- Approved drawings and equipment selections
- Installation and material records
- Pressure test and commissioning records
- Air balancing and performance observations
- Operating and maintenance information
- Spare and material handover, where applicable
One team accountable for the result.
A turnkey scope removes the gap between the consultant, supplier and installer. The same team that selects the equipment is responsible for installing and commissioning it.
- Managing Director
- Maksood Hussain
- Manager
- Mohammed Anas
- Registration
- GSTIN and Udyam
Bring us the drawing or the tender.
We will confirm the turnkey scope, the documents needed and the sequence for the site.