How We Engage
From Conversation
to Delivery.
Engaging an engineering consultancy should not be opaque. Below is the four-stage process we follow on every project, and the procurement details that go with it. The initial fit call and scoping memo are provided at no charge.
Engagement Flow
The four stages
First conversation
Free · ~30 minutes
We schedule a call to understand the project: what you are trying to achieve, the stage and constraints, and what you need from us. No commitment.
You receive
A follow-up email with our initial view on whether and how we can help, plus the next step.
Scoping memo
Free · 3–5 working days
If the engagement makes sense, we draft a scoping memo describing the work we would do, the deliverables you would receive, and an approximate timeline. Not a formal proposal — a structured starting point for the actual statement of work.
You receive
A 2–3 page scoping memo PDF.
Formal proposal
Typically 1–2 weeks after scoping
Statement of work, deliverables list, schedule, the named principal consultant(s) doing the work, and commercial terms. We sign your NDA before this stage or we provide ours. Commercial structure is lump sum, day rate, or blended depending on the scope.
You receive
Statement of work + commercial proposal.
Kickoff & delivery
On contract execution
We kick off within agreed timing. Weekly progress updates as standard. Deliverables reviewed at agreed milestones. Final closure includes a handover meeting and a brief post-project review.
You receive
The agreed deliverables, on schedule.
Procurement FAQ
The details procurement teams ask about
Specific answers to the questions that come up between the scoping call and a signed contract.
Who actually does the work?
The FEEC principal consultant named in the proposal. FEEC does not use associates or subcontractors to deliver engineering engagements, so responsibility remains with the people you meet during scoping.
How fast can you start?
Lead times depend on scope. As a guide: a FEED study or detailed engineering package typically needs 2–4 weeks notice for a 12–20 week engagement; a HAZOP or SIL workshop, 2–3 weeks notice for a 1–2 week workshop; a due diligence or technical review, 1–2 weeks notice for a 4–8 week engagement. For urgent tender support, we will tell you upfront if we can fit the work.
How do you charge?
Commercial structure is lump sum, day rate, or blended, depending on scope definition and delivery risk. The basis, assumptions, exclusions, payment milestones, and change mechanism are stated in the proposal.
Geographic coverage?
We are based in Bangkok. Most engagement is delivered remotely. We travel for kickoff workshops, HAZOP facilitation, vendor audits, and commissioning supervision. Project experience spans Southeast Asia, the Middle East, West Africa, the North Sea, and the Americas.
Confidentiality and IP?
We sign mutual NDAs before confidential information is exchanged — yours, ours, or jointly drafted. Deliverable ownership and permitted reuse are defined in the contract. Every published portfolio item is an FEEC engagement and is anonymised unless the client has approved naming.
What if scope changes?
Material scope changes are agreed in writing and priced before the affected work proceeds. Minor clarifications are handled within the original scope where practicable.
Team size and capacity?
Four principal consultants — see our team. Capacity is reviewed at engagement intake; we will only commit to work we can deliver within the discussed timeline. If we cannot fit the work, we will say so and (where possible) recommend an alternative.
Ready to start?
A short fit call is the fastest way to confirm scope, timing, and whether FEEC is the right team.