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The company is planning to install a set of crude oil loading and unloading trestles at the railway station; we seek guidance from experienced professionals to find out which design firms are the best and have high reputations in this industry. Rewards in wealth points will be given for replies; everyone is welcome to share their opinions~
Just go and take a look at other people’s piers, then ask around and you’ll know.
I also want to go and visit, but the current circumstances don’t allow it; therefore I need to contact a larger organization to ask if they can handle everything on a full-package basis
The scope of work for a train-based crude oil loading and unloading pier is too small; large construction companies are unwilling to take on the overall contracting role, so it is necessary to turn to smaller and medium-sized companies that specialize in storage and transportation projects.
Any first-class chemical engineering design institute can handle it; there is no significant technical difficulty involved.
I agree with what was said above; the technical difficulty is not high, and any average-sized design institute can handle it. However, if it’s an EPC project, it’s best to work with several large companies to ensure reliable insurance coverage. I just don’t know where the project construction site is? How long is the railway pier, and how many crane positions are there?
This post was last edited by yuchenchf on 2017-5-2 at 17:19. If it’s convenient for you, feel free to contact me and I’ll recommend one to you; I’m an expert in this field