AxenCor
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Service

Project Development

From decision to engineering: once the decision is made, the project has to move from study to the partners who will deliver it. We organise that transition: supplier consultation, engineering selection, specifications for the next studies, and continuity across the whole project.

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The decision we support

Which partners to engage next — equipment suppliers, engineering firm, EPC contractor — and in what order?

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Questions we answer

  • Which equipment suppliers should be consulted, in Europe and elsewhere?
  • How should bids be compared technically and commercially?
  • Which engineering firm for front-end engineering design (FEED), and with what scope?
  • Which regulatory and environmental studies are needed, and when?
  • How can consistency be maintained between study, contracts and schedule?
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Our approach

  • Requirements definition and preparation of requests for quotation (RFQ).
  • Identification and consultation of suppliers and engineering firms, particularly in Europe.
  • Comparative bid analysis and recommendation.
  • Scope of work for engineering and impact studies.
  • Roadmap to final investment decision and start-up.
Project development roadmap
Infographic — concept study, indicative estimates
04

Deliverables

  • RFQ packages and bid comparison tables.
  • Partner recommendation.
  • FEED and ESIA scope of work.
  • Development roadmap.
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When to call us

  • Feasibility has been confirmed and the project must move into engineering.
  • You need to choose between several suppliers or technologies.
  • You are a European OEM or engineering firm and want to understand an African project before committing.
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How we work

AxenCor does not replace the engineering firm, the contractor or the operator: we prepare the choices, run the consultations and keep the project consistent across its stakeholders.

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Reference

Case 001 — FeSi Project, Angola: preparation of the front-end engineering and ESIA phase.

A project to move forward?

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