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FS (Feasibility Study)

Feasibility Study

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FS (Feasibility Study)

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Feasibility Study

 

PT. Depriwangga Engineering, an engineering services company, offers a Feasibility Study (FS) as an engineering consulting service that aims to assess the feasibility of a project from a technical, economic, operational, environmental, and risk perspective before entering the detailed design or construction phase. The results of this study form the basis for the project owner's investment decision.

 

Purpose of a Feasibility Study

  • Assess the technical feasibility of a project.
  • Estimate investment costs (CAPEX) and operating costs (OPEX).
  • Identify project risks from an early stage.
  • Compare several design or technology alternatives.
  • Provide the best recommendations to the project owner before the investment is made.

Scope of Feasibility Study

1. Project Definition

  • Project background
  • Goals and objectives
  • Scope of work

2. Technical Feasibility

  • Process analysis
  • Technology selection
  • Capacity study
  • Initial facility layout
  • Utilities and infrastructure

3. Economic & Financial Analysis

  • CAPEX estimation
  • OPEX estimation
  • Cash Flow
  • Net Present Value (NPV)
  • Internal Rate of Return (IRR)
  • Payback Period

4. Risk Assessment

  • Technical risks
  • Commercial risks
  • Construction risks
  • Operational risks

5. Environmental & Regulatory Review

  • Environmental impacts
  • Permit requirements
  • Compliance with standards and regulations

6. Implementation Strategy

  • Project schedule
  • Implementation stages
  • Procurement strategy
  • Resource estimation

 

Deliverables Feasibility Study

The final document usually includes:

  • Executive Summary
  • Basis of Design
  • Process Description
  • Alternative Evaluation
  • Preliminary Engineering
  • Cost Estimate (CAPEX & OPEX)
  • Financial Analysis
  • Risk Register
  • Project Schedule
  • Recommendation (
  • Feasibility Study Report

Position of Feasibility Study in the Engineering Project Cycle

  1. Business Opportunities
  2. Concept Study
  3. Feasibility Study (FS)
  4. Pre-FEED (optional)
  5. FEED (Front-End Engineering Design)
  6. Detailed Engineering Design (DED)
  7. Procurement
  8. Construction
  9. Commissioning
  10. Operation & Maintenance

Role of the Engineering Service Team

In engineering service companies, preparing a Feasibility Study generally involves a multidisciplinary team, including :

  • Project Manager
  • Process Engineer
  • Mechanical Engineer
  • Civil & Structural Engineer
  • Electrical Engineer
  • Instrumentation & Control Engineer
  • Cost Estimator
  • Planning Engineer
  • Risk Engineer
  • Financial Analyst
  • Environmental Specialist

With this multidisciplinary approach, a feasibility study provides a solid foundation for project owners to assess investment feasibility, reduce uncertainty, and ensure the project is technically, economically, and operationally feasible. 

Key Features

Executive Summary/Basis of Design/Process Description/Alternative Evaluation/Preliminary Engineering/Cost Estimate (CAPEX & OPEX)/Financial Analysis/Risk Register/Project Schedule/Recommendation/Feasibility Study Report
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