Technical feasibility
Assess process routes, capacity requirements, preliminary equipment sizing and utility availability. Compare the implications of alternative configurations for performance and operability.
Ensure project clarity, reduce risk, and build with confidence.
Engineering Feasibility Study Services
Understand whether a proposed facility or modification can meet its technical and commercial objectives. Teckniv evaluates process options, site conditions, equipment requirements and cost drivers to support an informed project decision. The study identifies what is feasible, what remains uncertain and what must be resolved before engineering progresses.
Owners and project developers evaluating an investment, and EPC or PMC teams checking whether an expansion or modification is practical before committing to design and procurement.
01 / Engineering capabilities
The scope is agreed around the decisions, interfaces and engineering outputs your team needs. These work areas can be combined into a defined package.
Assess process routes, capacity requirements, preliminary equipment sizing and utility availability. Compare the implications of alternative configurations for performance and operability.
Review plot availability, access, existing services and major connection requirements. Identify site investigations and environmental or statutory inputs that the project will need.
Develop preliminary capital and operating cost inputs around a documented scope and assumptions. Highlight the variables that could materially change the project case.
Assess technical and execution risks, resource constraints and possible mitigation measures. Present the findings in a format that supports option selection or further investigation.
02 / Your engineering package
The deliverable list is agreed at the start. Each issue identifies its purpose, revision and outstanding inputs for the next project stage.
03 / How we work
We establish the design basis first, then develop and review the package with your project team.
Define the decision the feasibility study must support.
Assess the technical options and site constraints.
Evaluate the principal cost drivers and uncertainties.
Present findings, limitations and recommended next steps.
04 / The technical context
The equipment duty, project location and client standards determine the methods, platforms and acceptance criteria.
Industrial process facilities, utilities, power, chemical manufacturing and water treatment. Studies can address a new site, additional production capacity, a process change or reuse of existing infrastructure.
Engineering calculations, preliminary layouts and cost-comparison schedules are selected to suit the decision being assessed. The study records data sources, estimate assumptions and the basis of comparisons so the results can be reviewed and updated.
The assessment identifies relevant planning, environmental, safety and engineering requirements. It distinguishes a review of potential approval needs from obtaining permits or producing a final code-compliant construction design.
05 / Before you begin
Practical answers to common scope and coordination questions.