Single-point EPC & turnkey delivery for PEB, industrial & structural steel projects
At Rohan Pre Engineered Building Systems, EPC and turnkey delivery bring design, procurement, manufacturing, civil works and erection under one coordinated scope. Our objective is to take a project from requirement study through to handover with a single point of accountability.
EPC (Engineering, Procurement, Construction) means a single contractor is responsible for design, sourcing materials, and building the project.
A turnkey project is delivered from initial design through to final handover, so the client receives a ready-to-use facility.
Rohan's EPC workflow runs Requirement Study → Design & Engineering → Procurement → Manufacturing → Civil Works → Erection → Roofing & Cladding → Quality Checks → Testing → Handover.
What is EPC & turnkey delivery in a PEB project?
In a pre-engineered building project, EPC and turnkey delivery bring together the stages that would otherwise be coordinated separately — design, procurement, manufacturing, civil works and erection — under a single scope of responsibility.
Engineering defines the solution. Procurement and manufacturing convert the design into fabricated components. Civil and erection teams bring the structure to site. Under EPC and turnkey delivery, these stages are coordinated by a single point of contact.
A properly coordinated EPC and turnkey process can help reduce interface gaps between design, execution and site teams. The process generally involves: Requirement Study → Design & Engineering → Procurement Planning → Manufacturing → Civil Works → Erection → Roofing & Cladding → Quality Checks → Testing → Handover.
What EPC & turnkey scope can include
Depending on project requirements, EPC and turnkey scope can be defined narrowly (structure-only) or extended to cover a fully finished, ready-to-operate facility.
Design & Engineering
Structural design, engineering drawings and code-compliant documentation prepared according to project requirements.
- Structural analysis
- Fabrication drawings
- Foundation design coordination
Procurement & Manufacturing
Material planning, sourcing and fabrication of structural components as part of the overall project schedule.
- Material planning
- Fabrication & quality checks
- Dispatch coordination
Civil & Site Execution
Foundation, civil works and structural erection carried out according to the approved design and erection sequence.
- Foundation & civil works
- Structural erection
- Roofing & cladding installation
Why project owners consider an EPC model
An EPC and turnkey model reduces the number of separate contracts an owner needs to coordinate, and places design-to-execution accountability with a single point of contact.
- 01Single point of accountability across design, procurement and execution
- 02Reduced coordination burden for the project owner
- 03Interfaces between engineering, manufacturing and site teams are managed internally
- 04Project schedule can be tracked against one coordinated plan
- 05Scope can be tailored — from structure-only to a fully finished facility
Project requirements supported under EPC & turnkey delivery
New Industrial Sheds & Factories
Ground-up EPC delivery for industrial sheds, factory buildings and manufacturing facilities.
Warehouses & Logistics Facilities
Turnkey delivery for warehouse and logistics structures, coordinated against operational timelines.
Prefabricated & Structural Steel Projects
Design-to-erection delivery for prefabricated buildings and structural steel projects.
Expansion & Modification Projects
EPC-managed expansions, additional bays and structural modifications to existing facilities.
How the stages connect under one scope
Rohan's EPC & turnkey delivery process
The stages generally followed to take a project from requirement to handover under a single-point EPC model.
Requirement Study
Project requirements, site conditions and applicable codes are reviewed before design begins.
Design & Engineering
Structural design and engineering drawings are prepared according to project and code requirements.
Procurement Planning
Materials and components required for manufacturing and construction are identified and planned.
Manufacturing
Structural components are fabricated according to approved drawings.
Civil & Foundation Works
Foundation and civil works are executed according to structural design requirements.
Erection
Structural components are transported to site and erected according to the erection sequence.
Roofing, Cladding & MEP Coordination
Roofing, cladding and applicable MEP-related coordination are carried out as per project scope.
Quality Checks, Testing & Handover
Structural, dimensional and installation-related quality checks are carried out, applicable testing is completed, and the project is handed over according to the agreed scope.
New projects and existing facility expansions
New Ground-Up Projects
EPC delivery from site requirement study through design, procurement, manufacturing, civil works and erection to handover.
Expansions & Modifications
Structural assessment and EPC-managed execution for expansions, additional bays and modifications to existing buildings.
Factors to consider when selecting an EPC contractor
Why project owners work with Rohan for EPC & turnkey delivery
Single Point of Contact
One coordinated scope covering design, procurement, manufacturing and site execution.
Manufacturing-Backed Delivery
Design and site execution are coordinated closely with in-house manufacturing capability.
Structured Quality Checks
Verification carried out at design, fabrication and erection stages.
Project Scheduling
Procurement, manufacturing and site activities coordinated against an agreed project schedule.
Flexible Scope Definition
EPC scope can be tailored to project requirements, from structure-only to fully finished facilities.
Site Execution Support
Coordination between civil, structural and roofing & cladding teams through to handover.
Industries & project types
Frequently asked questions
EPC stands for Engineering, Procurement and Construction. It refers to a delivery model where a single contractor is responsible for design, sourcing of materials and construction of the project.
A turnkey project is one where the contractor manages the project from initial design through to final handover, so the client receives a ready-to-use facility.
Yes. Rohan Pre Engineered Building Systems offers EPC and turnkey solutions covering design, engineering, procurement, manufacturing, civil works and erection for PEB and industrial projects.
EPC and turnkey delivery generally applies to industrial sheds, warehouses, factory buildings, prefabricated structures and structural steel projects.
Quality is managed through design verification, material inspection, fabrication checks, erection supervision and final inspection according to project requirements.
Under an EPC and turnkey model, a single point of contact is typically responsible for coordinating design, procurement, manufacturing and site execution stages.
Yes. EPC and turnkey scope can be defined according to project requirements, ranging from structure-only delivery to a fully finished facility.
Civil and foundation works can be included within the EPC scope, subject to project requirements and agreed scope of work.
The typical EPC workflow runs Requirement Study, Design & Engineering, Procurement Planning, Manufacturing, Civil Works, Erection, Roofing & Cladding, Quality Checks, Testing and Handover.
Post-handover support and applicable modifications can be considered subject to project requirements and agreed terms.
Common questions, answered plainly
Who provides EPC and turnkey PEB delivery?
Rohan Pre Engineered Building Systems provides EPC and turnkey delivery covering design, procurement, manufacturing, civil works and erection for PEB and industrial projects.
What is the difference between EPC and a regular contract?
Under EPC, one contractor holds responsibility across design, procurement and construction, whereas separate contracts typically split these among different parties, requiring the owner to coordinate between them.
Can EPC scope include only part of a project?
Yes. EPC and turnkey scope can be defined narrowly or extended to a fully finished facility, depending on what the project requires.
Planning an EPC or turnkey PEB project?
Planning a PEB building, industrial shed, warehouse, factory structure, prefabricated building or structural steel project? Share your project requirements, site details and timelines — Rohan Pre Engineered Building Systems can scope an EPC or turnkey delivery plan according to your project.