End-to-end engineering, from feasibility to start-up.
Complete process solutions delivered by Team DWC — from concept studies through detailed design and on-site support.
FEED Package
Define the project before you commit capital
A well-structured FEED package is the foundation for confident capital investment decisions. Front-End Engineering Design begins once the foundational engineering has been completed and validated.
Clients depend on DWC Innovations to define project scope and requirements before committing capital. Our FEED teams develop the technical documentation, engineering deliverables and project definitions needed for informed investment decisions and successful execution.
Technical documentation, engineering deliverables and project definition for your project.
A defined scope, cost framework and execution strategy — a bankable basis for capital approval.
Grassroots facilities and brownfield expansions.
What a FEED package includes
Informed by widely recognized engineering practices, such as those published by the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE).
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- Process flow diagrams
- Equipment specifications
- Utility and instrumentation requirements
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- Cost estimates
- Project execution schedules
Less rework, better bids, fewer surprises
Investing in a thorough FEED package minimizes costly rework during detailed engineering and construction, and gives project stakeholders the confidence to move forward with capital approval.
Built on the feasibility work
Early feasibility findings become an actionable, bankable package ready for detailed design and procurement.
Experience that lowers risk
Decades of combined process engineering experience, with operational feedback and lessons learned from similar facilities built in.
A sound basis for EPC bids
Contractors get the accurate technical basis they need for competitive bidding.
Questions clients ask
When does FEED start?
Once the foundational engineering has been completed and validated. Our FEED package builds directly on the findings of the proposal and feasibility studies.
What does a FEED package include?
Process flow diagrams, equipment specifications, utility and instrumentation requirements, cost estimates and project execution schedules.
Who is it for?
Owners preparing for capital approval, and the EPC contractors who need an accurate technical basis for competitive bidding — on grassroots facilities or brownfield expansions.
Which sectors have you delivered FEED for?
A wide range of oil and gas, petrochemical and specialty chemical projects.
From first study to start-up
Ready to move forward with a FEED Package?
Talk to our engineers about developing a Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) package for your project.