Cryogenic EPC · Project support
Cryogenic project support from requirement definition to delivery
IGS provides a UK-led interface for cryogenic equipment and project opportunities across Europe. Support can be structured around an individual equipment package or a broader engineering, procurement and delivery requirement, with responsibilities defined clearly for each project.
One coordinated route
One coordinated route through complex interfaces
Large cryogenic projects bring together process design, mechanical equipment, controls, documentation, quality, fabrication, logistics, site interfaces and commercial obligations. The value of project support is not in adding another layer. It is in making responsibilities, information and decisions clearer.
IGS helps structure the enquiry, coordinate the relevant interfaces and maintain a defined route between the European client requirement and the approved technical and delivery resources supporting it.
Modular delivery
Plan the equipment package around its journey to site.
Modularisation connects process design with fabrication, transport and installation. A skid or larger plant module needs clearly defined interfaces before procurement and fabrication move forward.
Define the delivery model
Process design, engineering and procurement, or a broader EPC scope require different responsibility splits. Identify the contracting route and exclusions.
Coordinate the interfaces
Align the process basis, equipment list, utilities, controls, civil loads and tie-in points with the client and wider project team.
Design for transport and installation
Confirm module dimensions, shipping route, lifting provisions, access, site assembly and commissioning responsibilities as the package develops.
Equipment reference imagery from technical literature. Configuration and supply scope are defined for each project.
Discuss your project requirementSupport may include
Responsibilities matched to the agreed scope
Requirement definition
Early requirement definition and technical clarification.
Package scoping
Equipment-package scoping and battery-limit definition.
Engineering coordination
Technical coordination and client-document interfaces.
Procurement coordination
Supplier-package and procurement interfaces.
Fabrication and quality
Fabrication, inspection and testing coordination.
Documentation
Document schedules, registers and review workflows.
Logistics
Packing, shipping, logistics and site-interface planning.
Site support
Installation, commissioning or start-up support where included in the agreed project scope.
Who this is for
A defined route for every project participant
End users and industrial operators
Clients seeking equipment, plant packages or support for a new, expanding or existing process.
EPC contractors and consultants
Teams sourcing equipment and process packages for integration into a wider facility.
Developers and investment-stage projects
Sponsors turning an early requirement into a credible scope, budgetary conversation and delivery strategy.
European procurement teams
Buyers that need a clear UK point of contact, interface definition and documentation route.
Information for review
What helps us engage quickly
Each proposal must define which entity is responsible for engineering, manufacture, performance, warranty, site work and after-sales support.
- Project description, location and end user.
- Current phase: concept, pre-FEED, FEED, tender, award or brownfield modification.
- Process basis and required equipment packages.
- Scope split, battery limits and client-supplied information.
- Applicable codes, standards, specifications and approvals.
- Document register, inspection requirements and quality plan expectations.
- Commercial route, key dates and required delivery location.
Installed equipment
Compression and control systems in operation.
Real equipment references showing high-pressure gas compression, process pipework and controlled gas distribution — the type of engineered packages IGS can coordinate around a defined project requirement.
Bring the project into definition
Turn the brief into agreed next actions.
Send the project brief, equipment list, tender pack or available scope. IGS will review it, identify the appropriate technical route and agree the next actions.