BERC&Partners as, we perform our "Technical-Economic Justification of Projects" service with high professionalism. This service includes a comprehensive analysis of a project to achieve its financial, technical and strategic objectives. The success of any kind of business or infrastructure project depends on the right justification, and for this reason, the service we offer ensures the development of the project from the initial stage.
As BERC&Partners, our company employs 80 full-time experts with various specialties (finance, law, construction, logistics, customs, information technology, marketing) and an additional 50 outsource partners who provide services on technical and economic justification of projects.
The main stages of the service
Primary Research and Data Collection
Accurate data collection and analysis at the initial stage is essential for the success of the project. This stage consists of:
Analysis of Space and Environment:
Assessment of the geographical, economic and social conditions of the place where the project will be implemented.
Market Research:
Gathering detailed information about the current situation and prospects of the project's target market.
Valuation of Key Resources:
Availability and accessibility of human, material and technological resources.
Development of Technical Solutions
At this stage, the technical requirements of the project are determined and various technology alternatives are evaluated:
Analysis of Technological Alternatives:
An examination of the advantages and limitations of existing technologies.
Technical Infrastructure Planning:
Determining the project's technical infrastructure and required key elements.
Design of Manufacturing and Implementation Processes:
Optimizing project production stages and resource use.
Financial and Economic Modelling
Financial modeling is one of the key steps to ensure project sustainability:
Cost Structure Analysis:
Estimating initial investment, operating costs and overheads.
Revenue and Profit Forecasts:
Evaluation of the project's ability to generate income.
Risk Analysis and Mitigation Strategies:
Identifying potential financial risks and developing strategies for their management.
Assessment of Social and Environmental Aspects
Not only economic, but also social and environmental aspects of the project should be taken into account:
Social Impact Analysis:
Determining the impact of the project on communities and the workforce.
Environmental Risk Analysis:
Minimizing negative impacts on the environment and developing strategies for compliance with environmental standards.
Sustainability Analysis:
Assessment of long-term economic and environmental sustainability.
Systematic Presentation of Results
With the conclusion of the collected data and analysis, a feasibility study document is prepared:
Structuring the Report:
Presentation of project objectives, methodology and results in one place.
Description of Alternative Scenarios:
Scenarios are presented on how the project will develop under different conditions.
Strategic Recommendations:
Best practices for project execution and management are recommended.
