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How long does it take to bring a project to life?

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Bringing a project to life doesn’t only encompass an understanding of all the variables and potential challenges involved in every phase of an infrastructure project – it involves total commitment and attention to detail from the inception to commissioning.

It is debatable to what degree learning and knowledge gained on management of major projects actually gets transferred to the wider industry and smaller schemes. Megaprojects, such as Crossrail, very much to their credit are creating learning legacies, so they do leave more than their footprints. However, to be of national benefit, more needs to be done to bring this together into a common database.

There are fundamental steps to take during the implementation of a project, steps that will ensure the optimization of as many processes as possible. Taking a comprehensive approach to project development can change the entire trajectory of planned infrastructure development.

MEB brings in the expertise and experience of decades of research, design, development and procurement to the table, complimented by an unparalleled, outstanding standard of service delivery. Some of the first areas we address are:

  1. Understanding how a lack of basic services affect your business revenue streams.
  2. Connecting the dots on how best to collaborate in order to help you bring a sucessful project to life.
  3. Assist you with actioning knowledge based, data driven maintenance processes to ensure greater plant efficiency and longevity.

Learning from each other and incorporating your ideas, as well as addressing the demand side of the organizational dependence on uninterrupted service delivery, which directly affects revenue streams and economic growth.

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A revolutionary approach to water supply

To cope with a crippling and prolonged drought crisis, MEB installed a containerized desalination plant at Richards Bay, South Africa. The project was completed in just seven months. The containers were easily transported to the designated location.1

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