When to Involve KAGES
Use KAGES while location and layout options remain open, or when an existing arrangement creates constructability, logistics or operating constraints. A practical comparison can reveal avoidable cost and delivery exposure; the potential benefit depends on the project and its assumptions.
What KAGES Provides
- Feasibility of alternative plant locations and equipment arrangements.
- Construction access, heavy lifts, transport routes, maintenance access and operating interfaces.
- Utilities, natural-water availability, water injection or treatment and connection to existing infrastructure.
- Capital and operating cost implications, HSE exposure, construction sequence and schedule trade-offs.
Comparing Real Options
Evaluate options against a shared design basis, available site information and owner priorities. This work focuses on where equipment and facilities should sit; the broader FEED review examines project definition, design maturity and constructability across the development.
Relevant Experience
Relevant Expertise
Deliverables and Useful Information
- An options appraisal recording assumptions, constraints and trade-offs.
- A reasoned layout or location recommendation for the owner decision.
- Priorities for further surveys, engineering and cost assessment.
Information to Prepare
- Candidate sites or layouts, design basis and facility requirements.
- Available access, utilities, environmental and geotechnical information.
- Cost basis, operating needs and the decision timetable.
Presentations and Examples
KAGES Capability Statement
Read the written company statement or view the companion presentation for an overview you can share within your organisation.
KAGES Capability Statement
Document · 2 PDF pages · 319 KB
Company capabilities and selected experience across the KAGES team.
KAGES Capability Presentation
Presentation · 9 slides · 254 KB
An introduction to KAGES services and the team’s professional experience.
