ENGINEERING COORDINATION · PROJECT SUPPLY

Infrastructure supply.
Defined around
your project.

InfraCore coordinates engineering requirements, sourcing and international supply for towers, steel structures and connection hardware. Start with a product or send your project drawings.

INITIAL MARKET FOCUS

Saudi Arabia / GCC / Middle East

Fabricated polygonal pole shaft sections in a supplied historical photograph.
POLYGONAL STEEL POLE SECTIONS
Project-led sourcing
Engineering interfaces
Technical documentation
International supply

02 / PRODUCT & SERVICE SCOPE

Find your
project scope.

Start with the primary structure, then define the connections, documentation and supply interfaces around it.

03 / ENGINEERING TO DELIVERY

A clear path through
complex requirements.

01

Define

Capture the application, site criteria, drawings and required deliverables.

02

Coordinate

Resolve scope boundaries, technical interfaces and supplier requirements.

03

Control

Agree revisions, inspection points, documentation and commercial terms.

04

Deliver

Align packing, part identification and shipping with the receiving team.

04 / QA/QC & DOCUMENTATION

Confidence comes
from the details.

Define the evidence a project needs before an order is placed. Link specifications to controlled revisions, inspection requirements and agreed acceptance criteria.

01 / DESIGN INPUTS

Scope & revision register

What is required. Which revision controls.

02 / QUALITY REQUIREMENTS

Inspection & material evidence

What must be checked. Who must accept it.

03 / DELIVERY PACKAGE

Identification & packing records

How the receiving team connects parts to plans.

05 / INTERNATIONAL PROJECT SUPPLY

Think beyond
the factory gate.

From packing instructions to delivery interfaces, plan the handover as carefully as the product. Destination requirements, shipping terms and document responsibilities belong in the initial brief.

06 / START WITH YOUR REQUIREMENTS

What does your
next project need?

Send your scope, destination and technical requirements. We will use them to define the next conversation.

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