Engineering, procurement, construction
A contracting arrangement used in some industries where the contractor is responsible for all the activities from design, procurement, construction, commissioning, and handover of the project to the end-user or owner.
EPC is a project delivery model where a single contractor handles engineering, procurement, and construction, providing a comprehensive solution for clients. This model ensures a single point of responsibility, reducing risks and improving coordination across all project phases. It's ideal for complex projects requiring seamless integration.
Used in a sentence
The engineering, procurement, and construction model integrates all project phases under one contract.
Synonyms/variation
EPC
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