Feasibility Studies and Master Planning
Feasibility Studies and Master Planning
Our team undertakes feasibility studies at an early stage of a project to assess its viability. We can handle all aspects of food and beverage processing plant planning. Our services include process flow mapping, layout development, functional analysis, and development of business plans.
Our stage-gating processes ensure that projects are carefully vetted for feasibility before moving to the next stage of evaluation. This minimises costs and reduces the risk of wasteful effort.
Do you want to avoid potentially costly missteps? Let us help you chart a course through your next project. Find out about our real industry experience below, or get in touch today.
Feasibility Studies and Master Planning
Industry Case Studies
Extrusion Upgrade
“We’ve spent nearly 20 years building relationships across the food manufacturing industry, this project was a natural progression from one such relationship”
Building – PepsiCo Administration Offices
“It was advised that it was more beneficial to demolish a large part of the existing building, than to save it. Therefore demolition was undertaken, leaving just the ground floor of the original building”
Building – Beak and Johnston Relocation Project
“Our team has the know-how and experience to deliver complex projects over tight timeframes, within working factories. Beak and Johnston recognised the importance of engaging with Project Managers and Project Engineers who understand the complexities and pressures involved in such a project”
Bluebird – Snack Foods
“TEG Projects have worked consistently on PepsiCo initiatives and have a well-founded understanding of their systems and processes. Pepsico values relationships with preferred suppliers with a view to creating standard solutions and systems throughout their sites globally, and therefore TEG Projects was an obvious fit for this project”
Dairy – Fonterra, The Picasso Project
“These wide reaching, complex and multi-faceted works required watchful coordination between multiple construction companies, regulatory bodies and the local Edgecumbe community as well as an operating dairy production site”
