The scope split is agreed with the investor or main contractor before mobilisation. Stages can be combined — what matters is an unambiguous boundary where our scope meets another contractor’s.
Scope of works
- Clearing and setting out the site for module rows
- Earthworks within the scope defined by the design
- Haul roads and assembly areas
- Support in setting up site facilities
Interfaces
- Surveyor — setting out row axes and control points
- Designer — conformity with the site layout design
Handover Site ready for piling or structure installation to begin.
Ask about this stage — Site preparation and earthworks Scope of works
- Fencing and gate installation to design
- Internal roads and turning areas
- Support for drainage works within the design scope
Interfaces
- Main contractor — sequencing against structure installation
- Material suppliers — delivery scheduling to site
Handover Access infrastructure ready for construction use.
Ask about this stage — Fencing, roads and drainage Scope of works
- Piling or the alternative foundation solution stated in the design
- Mounting structure installation
- Control of row geometry and installation tolerances
- Recording deviations and agreeing them with the designer
Interfaces
- Surveyor — geometry and level checks
- Structure supplier — conformity with the installation manual
Handover Structure ready for module installation, with geometry checks recorded.
Ask about this stage — Piling and mounting structures Scope of works
- Distribution and installation of modules to the manufacturer’s instructions
- Control of tightening torques and fixing method
- Handling practices that limit the risk of damage
- Recording rejected and damaged modules
Interfaces
- Module supplier — warranty requirements and installation manual
- DC team — installation sequence against cable routing
Handover Module rows installed and ready for DC works.
Ask about this stage — Module installation Scope of works
- Routing and fixing of DC cabling
- Making connections and verifying them
- Cable routes and penetrations to design
- Circuit labelling in line with the documentation
Interfaces
- AC / station team — connection points and sequence
- Client’s site supervision — hold points before routes are covered
Handover DC side installed and labelled, ready for testing.
Ask about this stage — DC installation Scope of works
- Installation works at inverters and equipment structures
- Associated works at containerised stations
- Cable routes and penetrations around the equipment
Interfaces
- Equipment supplier — installation and warranty requirements
- Commissioning team — the scope passed on for testing
Handover Installation scope ready for commissioning activities.
Ask about this stage — Inverter and station works Scope of works
- Earthworks and preparation of cable routes
- Support for cable laying within the design scope
- Marking and site reinstatement after the works
Interfaces
- Electrical works contractor — split of scope and responsibility
- Surveyor — route as-built records
Handover Routes prepared and recorded as agreed.
Ask about this stage — MV cabling support Scope of works
- Participation in testing within our own works
- Maintaining and closing the punch list
- Remedial and completion works
- Compiling as-built documentation
Interfaces
- Client’s site supervision — how observations are raised and accepted
- Commissioning team — testing schedule
Handover Scope handed over formally, with the punch list closed.
Ask about this stage — Testing, punch list and handover support If the scope you need does not fit these stages, describe it in your enquiry. We will tell you whether and in what form we can take it on.
