Turnkey Agricultural Projects

A clear path from feasibility to commissioning.

Tomato plants inside a greenhouse — Licensed illustrative photograph; it does not depict an ADDIAGRI project.

Understand the project before designing the solution

We bring project requirements into a defined scope covering design, procurement, delivery and start-up. Responsibilities, milestones and acceptance criteria are set out contractually, taking account of the site, permits and available resources.

Solution scope

Scope and feasibility

Engineering and planning

Procurement and delivery coordination

Commissioning and acceptance

Training and follow-up planning

Study scope, delivery responsibilities and costs are defined in a project-specific proposal after assessment.

How do we begin?

Understand the need

Clarify the objective, site and operating scale.

Assess the information

Review resources, equipment and constraints.

Define the scope

Set out options and required deliverables.

Agree on next steps

Define the appropriate study or proposal.

Before you start

What does turnkey include?

An agreed scope for delivering an operational project. The contract specifies equipment, works, permits, responsibilities, exclusions and timing.

Let’s define your next step.

Tell us the location, current project stage and challenge you want to address. These details will help focus the discussion.

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