A turnkey engineering and construction engagement for a 30 MT/hr livestock feed mill, covering planning, design coordination, layout development, and structured site execution.
This project translated production capacity requirements into a buildable plant arrangement, integrating process layout, structural planning, site circulation, and construction sequencing.
The project required alignment between process flow, building footprint, equipment access, raw-material movement, utility corridors, and future operational maintainability.
MEC linked layout development with constructability review, field sequencing, and installation planning so the facility could move from design package to site execution with fewer coordination gaps.
The project aligned engineering intent with buildable site execution, producing a scalable plant layout designed for production efficiency, maintainability, and long-term operations.
Engineering and construction scopes were coordinated together, ensuring plant layout decisions remained practical for fabrication, erection, commissioning, and future maintenance.
Capacity definition, process requirements, site assumptions, and engineering deliverable planning.
Plant arrangement, equipment positioning, material flow, access, and safety clearances.
Civil, structural, mechanical, and electrical packages aligned with site sequencing.
Final checks, operations input, commissioning support, and technical turnover.
“MEC delivered an engineering program we could trust end-to-end — disciplined planning, accountable execution, a commissioned asset that performs as designed.”
