Three engineers on site reviewing the construction of bulk storage tanks at a fuel depot, with tank shells raised and foundations still open

Consultancy

Engineering, Before the Build.

Design-phase engineering for aviation fuel depots and fuelling facilities, drawn from the systems we install and commission ourselves.

On site

Reviewed Where It Is Built

Design advice that never leaves the drawing office ages badly. Ours is checked against the thing itself: the pump sets, the filtration trains, the valve arrangements and the pipework routes we have installed and commissioned on live airfields.

That is the difference between a specification that reads well and one that can be built, tested and handed over.

Design-phase engineering for fuel depots and fuelling facilities
Specification of storage, filtration, pumping and hydrant systems
Engineering to JIG and EI aviation-fuel standards
Drawings and technical documentation for tender and construction

Engineers in high-visibility vests reviewing pump and valve pipework at a commissioned fuel installation — Walking the pump and valve arrangement on a commissioned facility.

Why us

Advice from People Who Build It

Designed by the Builder

The same engineers who design a system also install and commission it, so a drawing reflects what can actually be built on a live airfield.

To the Aviation Codes

Work is engineered to the JIG and EI aviation-fuel standards, alongside the ASTM, ASME, AWS, ASNT and IATA codes our engineering is built on.

Under a Certified System

Delivered under ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 management systems certified in both Egypt and Saudi Arabia.

Design engagements

Delivered at Design Stage

Two fuel-facility design commissions delivered for APSCO in Saudi Arabia, both in 2016.

Taif · 2016

Taif International Airport

Fuel Depot (Design)

Design-phase engineering for the Taif International Airport fuel depot, delivered for APSCO.

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Gurayat · 2016

Gurayat Domestic Airport