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THULIUM ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING • PROJECTS • EQUIPMENT
INTEGRATED INDUSTRIAL DELIVERY
Engineering industrial projects from concept to commissioning.
Thulium brings engineering, project execution, process integration and proprietary equipment together under one accountable industrial partner.
120+
EMPLOYEES ACROSS THE GROUP
ABOUT THULIUM
One industrial partner. From first sketch to operation.
We support industrial investments through a combination of multidisciplinary engineering, international sourcing and strong field execution. Our role can range from early project definition to turnkey delivery, commissioning and lifecycle support.
Greenfield & brownfield projects
Multidisciplinary engineering
International procurement
Construction & commissioning
OUR EXPERTISE
Five complementary departments.
The structure makes the full scope of Thulium visible: engineering, execution, process, equipment and advisory under one roof.
INTEGRATED DELIVERY MODEL
One team across the project lifecycle.
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SELECTED ACHIEVEMENTS
Built experience in demanding industrial environments.
Real projects across process plants, steel construction and site execution, delivered with our own engineering and field teams.
THULIUM EQUIPMENT
DESIGNED EQUIPMENT
Equipment engineered around the plant, not the other way around.
Thulium-designed equipment stands apart from the third-party technologies we integrate into complete lines.
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GROUP FOOTPRINT
Engineering reach. Local execution.
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Each department can act alone, but they are built to work as one delivery chain.
A client can engage Thulium for a feasibility study, an authority submission, a BOQ review, a single equipment package or a full turnkey plant. The value comes from the fact that the same team carries the technical logic through every following stage.
That continuity is what removes the interface losses that usually appear between designer, supplier and contractor.
INTEGRATED DELIVERY MODEL
One team across the project lifecycle.
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Thulium works where raw agricultural material becomes an industrial product. These sectors share the same engineering problems: high throughput, hygiene, dust and explosion risk, heat recovery, continuous operation and equipment that has to survive a demanding environment.
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WHAT THESE SECTORS DEMAND
The same constraints appear on every agro-industrial site.
Recognising them early is what keeps a project from being redesigned during construction.
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Our own equipment range sits apart from the third-party technologies we integrate.
Thulium designs and manufactures process equipment for grains, oilseeds and cocoa. Because we also engineer and install complete lines, each machine is specified against real plant conditions: available utilities, ambient dust, local maintenance capability and the throughput the rest of the line can actually absorb.
Standard models can be adapted, and fully custom units are engineered when the project requires it.
PRODUCT RANGE
Four families, one engineering logic.
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DATASHEET
TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION
Every unit ships with the documentation the plant will need.
Datasheets, dimensional drawings, utility requirements, installation guidance, operating manuals and spare-part lists are prepared as part of the supply, not requested afterwards.
Dimensional & foundation drawings
Utility & connection schedules
Operating & maintenance manuals
Recommended spare-part lists
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European engineering discipline, applied where the plants are actually built.
The group is organised around three complementary functions rather than three separate companies chasing the same work. Engineering and contractual control sit in France, execution capability sits close to the projects in Africa, and international sourcing runs through Mauritius.
That arrangement is what lets a client keep one engineering counterpart while the work happens across several countries and time zones.
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GROUP FOOTPRINT
Three locations. One project organisation.
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HOW WE WORK
Four commitments that shape every project.
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CONTACT
Tell us where the project stands.
Whether you have a concept, a design to challenge or a plant to build, the first conversation is technical.
SEND A BRIEF
What we need to give you a useful answer.
OFFICES
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info@thulium-engineering.com
+33 2 52 47 05 03
www.thulium-engineering.com
WHAT THIS DEPARTMENT DOES
Engineering is not just producing drawings.
Thulium turns an investment intention into a project that can be approved, priced, procured and built. We identify what must be defined, challenged, coordinated and frozen before execution begins.
Our role can start with feasibility and project definition, continue through authority engineering and multidisciplinary design development, and extend into constructability, interface management, BOQ review, cost engineering and procurement readiness.
We bridge the gap between industrial ambition, engineering design and real-world execution.
PROJECT DEVELOPMENT MODEL
From uncertainty to buildability.
Every stage reduces uncertainty before the project moves into procurement and construction.
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CORE CAPABILITIES
Seven disciplines. One project logic.
The disciplines are integrated around decisions, interfaces and project readiness rather than delivered as disconnected studies.
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AUTHORITY ENGINEERING
Engineering the project for regulatory acceptance from day one.
Industrial projects must satisfy more than technical performance. Applicable regulations, industrial-zone requirements, local approval procedures and independent technical reviews are integrated into the engineering process before the design is frozen.
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REFERENCE APPROACH • CÔTE D'IVOIRE
Industrial chemical processing facility
Authority Phase followed by detailed engineering up to BOQ, with site development and permitting integrated into the early project programme.
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CONSTRUCTABILITY & RISK
We challenge the design through the eyes of the people who will build it.
Constructability links engineering decisions to real site conditions, logistics, heavy equipment installation, weather, local contractor capability and construction sequencing.
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VALUE & COST ENGINEERING
Better projects. Not simply cheaper projects.
Every optimisation is tested against the total project outcome rather than only the purchase price.
A structured decision process.
Each option is reviewed against five dimensions before it becomes a design decision.
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PROPOSAL → BENEFIT → CONSTRAINT → IMPACT → PRIORITY
TECHNICAL DECISION / DESIGN ACTION
Typical topics include masterplan, earthworks, building geometry, structural systems, material handling, utility sizing, energy strategy, hygiene, maintainability and future expansion.
COCOA PROCESSING COMPLEX • UGANDA
50+
structured VE opportunities
tracked during project development
tracked during project development
Examples of design choices reviewed in the current development programme:
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INDUSTRIAL INTERFACE MANAGEMENT
Most project failures happen between scopes — not inside them.
Thulium identifies, documents and closes technical interfaces before they become site problems.
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Control the interfaces. Control the outcome.
TYPICAL DELIVERABLES
What the client actually receives.
The exact package is adapted to project maturity, contracting strategy and the responsibilities of other designers and OEMs.
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EXECUTION PHILOSOPHY
One site. Many packages. One coordinated execution system.
Industrial execution is not a sequence of isolated contracts. It is the controlled synchronisation of design release, procurement, fabrication, logistics, civil works, structures, utilities, process installation and start-up.
Thulium can operate under EPC, EPCM or hybrid delivery structures according to design maturity, Owner capability, risk allocation and commercial strategy.
The objective is simple: make every package arrive, fit, connect and perform when the project needs it.
INTEGRATED EXECUTION CHAIN
From release to handover.
The construction phase is managed as a connected flow, not as independent supplier schedules.
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DELIVERY MODEL
The execution structure should fit the project — not the other way around.
The right model depends on how mature the design is, how much risk the Owner wants to transfer, where cost visibility matters, and how much local construction capability already exists.
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CORE EXECUTION CAPABILITIES
Eight functions. One delivery framework.
Each function is controlled against the same baseline: scope, schedule, interfaces, QHSE, cost and readiness.
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PROCUREMENT & EXPEDITING
Long-lead packages are managed backwards from the erection date.
Procurement is synchronised with engineering approvals and the construction critical path. Every major package receives a required-on-site date and a latest safe order date.
Engineering approval → order → fabrication → shipment → customs → inland transport → erection.
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INTERNATIONAL LOGISTICS
The supply chain ends at the installation workfront — not at the port.
One continuous logistics view from fabrication origin to site readiness. Contractual boundaries for freight, port handling, customs, inland transport and offloading are defined package by package.
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Logistics is part of the project schedule, not an administrative activity beside it.
CONSTRUCTION & INSTALLATION
Workfronts are released in the order the plant needs them.
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COMMISSIONING & HANDOVER
Completion means a plant that works — and a file that proves it.
Commissioning starts before equipment arrives. Test plans, system boundaries, interface responsibilities and acceptance criteria are prepared early enough to make start-up a controlled phase rather than a final improvisation.
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WHAT WE DO
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Have an industrial project?
Bring us in early. We can help define the right technical and execution strategy.