Engineering Procurement and Construction Management (EPCM)

EPCM Services

An Alternative Approach to Project Delivery

Engineering, Procurement, and Construction Management (EPCM) is a contracting model that provides an alternative to the more traditional EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) approach. EPCM is often suited to complex and remote projects where flexibility, collaboration, and transparency are key priorities.

Our Integrated EPCM Approach

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Flexibility and Control

EPCM allows clients greater involvement and decision-making power during the design and construction phases. This flexibility ensures that adjustments to the project scope, logistics challenges, or energy needs can be managed effectively without compromising the overall vision.

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Cost Transparency

Unlike fixed-price EPC contracts, EPCM offers cost visibility throughout the project’s lifecycle. By working directly with contractors to manage procurement and subcontracting, clients can ensure competitive pricing and maintain control over the budget.

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Faster Decision-Making

The collaborative nature of EPCM facilitates quick, responsive decision-making between clients and contractors. This is especially valuable for projects with tight timelines, helping to minimise delays in critical phases such as construction and power generation.

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Shared Risk Management

In an EPC contract, the contractor assumes most of the project risks, such as cost overruns or schedule delays. EPCM, however, promotes shared risk between the client and contractor, enabling a more balanced approach to managing site-specific challenges like supply chain disruptions or environmental complexities.

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Alignment with Long-Term Operational Goals

The EPCM model encourages collaboration, ensuring that the final design and construction align with the project’s long-term operational requirements and future energy needs.

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When to Consider EPCM

While both EPC and EPCM have their strengths, the EPCM model is particularly advantageous for projects requiring high levels of collaboration, adaptability, and detailed cost oversight. This approach empowers clients to play an active role in project delivery while benefiting from the expertise of their contractor.

Contact USP&E today to discuss how our EPCM can help bring your energy project to life, efficiently and reliably.

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