We undertake complete Turnkey Electrical & Instrumentation Projects, delivering fully integrated systems from concept and design to installation and commissioning. With strong in-house engineering and execution capabilities, we ensure seamless coordination, on-time delivery, and reliable plant performance across diverse industrial sectors.
- Procurement & Supply:
Supply of all major E&I components — power and control panels, switchboards, MCCs, field instruments, junction boxes, cabling systems, and automation equipment — sourced from reputed OEMs. - Installation & Integration:
Professional installation of power distribution systems, control panels, field instruments, cable trays, tubing, and earthing systems, ensuring compliance with project and safety standards.
- Testing & Commissioning:
Complete loop checking, calibration, functional testing, and pre-commissioning activities to ensure system integrity and performance. - Automation & Control Systems:
Integration of PLC, DCS, and SCADA systems for process automation, data acquisition, and real-time control.
Our Turnkey E&I Solutions provide clients with a single-point responsibility — ensuring smooth project execution, optimized cost and time control, and a ready-to-operate system that meets all technical and safety standards.
We serve industries including Oil & Gas, Power, Petrochemical, Water, and Manufacturing, delivering smart, efficient, and reliable automation-driven electrical and instrumentation systems.
What it means?
Scope of Work
Typical Industries
A Turnkey E&I Project (Electrical and Instrumentation Project) refers to a complete, end-to-end engineering solution where a single contractor or company takes full responsibility for designing, supplying, installing, testing, and commissioning all electrical and instrumentation systems — and delivers the plant or system ready for operation (“turnkey”).
In short:
You “turn the key” — and the entire system is ready to run.
Definition
A Turnkey E&I Project is a comprehensive contract covering the full lifecycle of electrical and instrumentation (E&I) works — from concept design to commissioning — handled by one contractor so the client doesn’t have to manage multiple vendors.
Phase Key Activities 1. Engineering Design • Electrical system design
• Instrumentation design
• Control system architecture (PLC, DCS, SCADA)
• Panel and cable sizing
• Detailed drawings creation2. Procurement & Supply • Supply of switchboards, MCCs, PCCs
• Supply of transformers, UPS, and cables
• Supply of field instruments
• Supply of control panels and PLCs
• Supply of tubing, cable trays, and fittings3. Installation • Cable laying and termination
• Installation of field instruments
• Mounting and wiring of panels
• Earthing and lightning protection
• Tubing and pneumatic line routing4. Testing & Calibration • Loop checking and continuity tests
• Insulation and high-voltage tests
• Calibration of instruments and valves
• Power and control system testing
• SCADA and PLC I/O verification5. Commissioning & Handover • Pre-commissioning checks
• Energization of systems
• System tuning and logic testing
• Performance testing
• Documentation and training
• Final handover to client
- Oil & Gas (onshore and offshore)
- Power & Energy (thermal, solar, nuclear)
- Petrochemical & Refinery plants
- Water and Wastewater treatment
- Food & Beverage & Pharmaceutical industries
- Steel, Cement, and Manufacturing plants
Advantages of a Turnkey E&I Project
| Feature | Benefit |
| Single-point responsibility | Simplifies coordination and communication |
| End-to-end execution | Minimizes project delays |
| Guaranteed performance | System delivered “ready to run” |
| Better cost & time control | Fixed contract and schedule |
| Integrated design | Seamless compatibility between electrical and instrumentation systems |
| Reduced risk for client | Contractor assumes full responsibility |
Example : In a refinery expansion project:
- The turnkey E&I contractor designs and installs all electrical panels, cabling, field instruments, PLCs, control panels, and SCADA systems.
- Once testing and commissioning are complete, the contractor hands over a fully operational system to the refinery — the client just needs to “turn the key” to start production.
| Our Capabilities | Sectors We Serve |
|---|---|
| • In-house Engineering & Documentation Team • Own Brand of Instruments & National/International Tie-ups • In-house Panel Integration Facility • In-house Programming Team (PLC, DCS, SCADA) • Dedicated Site Execution Engineers | • Oil & Gas • Chemical • Storage Terminals • Food & Beverages • Pharmaceutical • Cement |