The issue of choosing a design institute
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The company plans to invest in building a factory in another location. Regarding the project design firm, should it be selected locally or at the site where the factory will be built? Please give me some advice!
:) In other words: Local design firms – it’s convenient to communicate with them, and that’s about it. Design institute at the project site: It facilitates communication as well, the project site is nearby, allowing for timely communication. But with transportation being so convenient these days, it’s possible to do either; it depends on the comprehensive capabilities of the design institute, so choose one with outstanding abilities.
When choosing a design institute, the main considerations are its track record and technical capabilities in designing similar installations; if necessary, its clients are also examined to understand their evaluations, with a focus on any design issues or other defects that have occurred. As for where it is, it doesn’t seem to be a problem these days; the transportation is very convenient.
For evaluation, look for local options; it doesn’t really matter which design institute is used. What project? Where?
I think it should be based on ability rather than being restricted by location
If the distance between the two places is large, it’s still more convenient to be at the project site； If the distance isn’t very far, modern transportation is very convenient, so it doesn’t matter
First, look at the design capabilities and performance; second, look at the design fee. As for where, it doesn’t matter.
It depends on capabilities; the location doesn’t matter, as design representatives are assigned on-site
The main thing to consider is cost-effectiveness; the location of the design institute doesn’t matter. However, tasks such as the safety report and evaluation procedures can be handled by local qualified agencies. What kind of project is this?
Sinochem International will issue a tender for the feasibility study of Beijing Gas Group’s gas station projects in Russia; organizations with experience in designing projects for cold climates should pay attention to this opportunity.
Take a look! It’s best to find a design firm that has experience with similar designs; this will speed up the process and facilitate communication