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Acufore absorbs your validated FEED basis directly to execute a seamless transition into detailed design and turnkey delivery. By synchronizing all eight engineering disciplines within a live 3D environment, we deliver zero-clash IFC drawings and fabrication-ready packages engineered to eliminate field rework.
Four phases, one coordinated handoff. Each phase produces a distinct deliverable set, and the work we do at each stage is shaped by what came before it.
Concept validation, technology selection, AACE Class 5/4 CAPEX estimates, and preliminary plot plans. The stage that decides whether a project is worth engineering further.
Pre-FEED services →Finalized PFDs, closed HAZOP, 30% 3D model, and an AACE Class 3 estimate. The package that makes every EPC bid comparable.
FEED services →IFC/AFC drawings, fabrication packages, and multi-discipline coordination across every system. The phase that turns a design basis into something a construction team can build from.
Active Phase • Multidisciplinary ExecutionOur manufacturing teams absorb the coordinated 3D models and IFC data directly to execute shop fabrication, modular skid assembly, and final site delivery under a single point of responsibility.
Turnkey services →Eight core disciplines designed against the same spatial models to eliminate interface clashes and deliver fabrication-grade documentation.
Finalized PFDs, P&IDs, heat and mass balances, equipment datasheets, and process simulation. The technical baseline every other discipline designs against.
3D piping layout, isometrics, pipe spools, stress/flexibility analysis, and material take-offs. Routed against vendor-confirmed equipment geometry, not budgetary quotes.
Single line diagrams, load lists, hazardous area classification, control system architecture, interlocking schemes, and cable routing. Power and controls scoped to the same spatial model as every other discipline.
Foundation design, structural steel framing, pipe rack spans, access platforms, walkways, and stairways. Sized against actual equipment loads, not preliminary estimates.
ASME/API vessel sizing, exchanger specification, rotating equipment datasheets, and mechanical design calculations. Equipment designed to code, not to catalogue assumptions.
Skid-mounted process packages, modular assemblies, and vendor-package integration. Designed for transport, lifting, and drop-in installation without field modification.
Point cloud scan-to-3D conversion, intelligent P&ID digitization, and as-built documentation for brownfield revamps. The actual plant geometry replaces whatever's on file.
FEA, pipe stress, thermal analysis, vibration studies, fitness-for-service assessments, and design optimization. The engineering that decides whether existing or new equipment can handle what's being asked of it.
A disciplined four-step handoff engineered to validate inputs, catch interface clashes early, and issue construction-grade packages on schedule.
FEED output, existing plant data, or a scope description. Whatever stage you're at, that's where we start.
We map the disciplines needed, confirm applicable codes, and size the team to your schedule.
30%, 60%, and 90% model reviews against the same coordinated 3D model. Clashes caught in review, not in the field.
Issued-for-construction drawings, fabrication packages, material take-offs, and a complete document register.
Engineering rigor, parallel multidisciplinary validation, and single-point accountability for mission-critical facilities.
A confidential NDA is executed before any process data or file is reviewed.
Process, piping, civil, and E&I disciplines validate every concept in parallel.
A scoped, fixed-fee proposal comes back after the scoping call, no open-ended billing.
Deliverables are built to hand straight into a FEED Scope of Work, no rework at handoff.
Key technical details regarding project handoff, disciplines, existing documentation, and model review protocols.
Share your FEED output, existing plant data, or scope description. We'll come back with team availability, applicable disciplines, and a scoping proposal.