Assessment & Planning

Engineering Analysis in Existing Operations

Existing operations can substantially benefit from systematic process and facility assessments to identify opportunities to expand throughput, improve reliability, eliminate bottlenecks, ensure GMP compliance, reduce operating costs and manage risk. These assessments are often targeted to address specific issues within the facility, critical utilities and/or process systems (e.g. utility capacity, process reliability, GMP regulatory compliance, technology utilization, obsolescence). The deliverable from this activity is typically a technical report that provides in-depth analysis and specific recommendations for remediation and improvement. This identifies the best initiatives for further feasibility study, which provides essential information on the impact, cost and risks of a proposal before substantial resources are committed.

Planning for New Facilities

New facilities also require careful planning and realistic feasibility assessment to satisfy near-term requirements while providing the flexibility to adjust to long-term needs. The ultimate goal of engineering assessment and planning activities is to provide the appropriate analysis for you to make prudent and informed decisions regarding the future of your business. When process facilities are involved, there is no better partner for this task than DME Alliance.

Key Components: Team, Tools & Technology

DME Alliance consulting engineers provide assessment and planning services supporting process facilities in life sciences and other advanced technology sectors. These activities are supported by a core team of process engineers, regulatory compliance specialists, and subject matter experts that are essential for the analysis of complex manufacturing facilities and advanced process technology platforms. DME Alliance has the team, tools and technology that are the right fit for services ranging from targeted facility assessments to site-wide master planning.

Engineering Capabilities