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Turnkey laboratory solutions
One partner accountable for planning, supply, installation, training and support — the same programme we have delivered to seven Government Polytechnics across Maharashtra.
The journey
Every turnkey project moves through the same sequence, with the same engineers answerable from the first site visit to the final handover file.

Stage 01
Every project begins on site. Our engineers measure the room, audit power, water, drainage and ventilation, and record what the laboratory will demand of the building. The layout is then drawn to AICTE and MSBTE norms — benches, utilities and clearances placed before a single instrument is ordered.

Stage 02
The equipment list is built from the curriculum outward: every experiment the syllabus requires, mapped to the instruments that perform it. The specification is priced against the sanctioned budget and reviewed for compliance, so the institution signs off a complete, defensible document — not a brochure.

Stage 03
Instruments arrive OEM-sourced with test certificates, and our factory-trained engineers install and commission each one on site. Safety provisions and utility connections are completed alongside, and every setup is demonstrated working before it is signed off.

Stage 04
Handover is when the laboratory starts teaching. Faculty and technicians are trained on every instrument, manuals and SOPs are filed with the institution, and the warranty and service schedule keeps our engineers accountable well beyond commissioning.
Handover
Handover is a documented event, not a departure. Each item below is checked off with the institution before we consider the laboratory delivered.
Installed and commissioned equipment
Every instrument set to work on site and demonstrated before sign-off.
Calibration and test certificates
Filed instrument-wise, ready for departmental inspection.
Faculty and technician training
Hands-on sessions covering operation and routine care.
Operating manuals and SOPs
A complete documentation set that stays with the laboratory.
Warranty and service schedule
Preventive maintenance and breakdown service, agreed in writing.
Audit-ready documentation
Records ordered for tender, GeM and departmental audit requirements.
Delivered work
Laboratory contracts delivered for Government Polytechnic institutions across Maharashtra — chemical engineering, food technology and electrical engineering.
Questions
What institutions ask before committing to a turnkey laboratory.
Typically a few weeks from confirmed order to handover, depending on scope — the number of instruments, the civil and utility work required, and inspection schedules. We agree a stage-wise programme at order and sequence installation around your academic calendar.
Yes. Equipment lists are mapped to the curriculum and the applicable norms — AICTE, MSBTE or the affiliating university — before anything is ordered, and the compliance review is shared with the institution as part of the specification.
Yes. We are a GeM-registered seller and a government-authorised contractor for Government of Maharashtra works. We support GeM purchases and bid processes, prepare tender-compliant specifications and assist through departmental inspection.
The room and its basic utilities — power, water, drainage and ventilation as applicable — along with a point of contact for access and approvals. Our site assessment at Stage 01 records exactly what exists and what the laboratory will need.
Faculty and technician training is part of handover, together with manuals, SOPs and the warranty and service schedule. After that, our engineers remain available for preventive maintenance, breakdown service and spares.
Share the department, intake and available budget. We return an itemised, curriculum-mapped equipment list priced against it — and where funds arrive in phases, we plan the laboratory so each phase leaves usable equipment on the benches.
Share the floor plan and department — we will return a layout, an equipment list and a quotation.
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