A delivery model shaped around your scope
A structural steel project depends on continuity between what is designed, what can be produced in the shop, and what must be installed in the field. Groupe Tremblay brings those disciplines together within one group, creating a coordinated path from engineering and drawings through fabrication and erection.
This turnkey approach is intended for owners, general contractors, and project teams looking to place several stages with one partner. It does not require every buyer to use the full sequence. Groupe Tremblay can also review a defined assignment at one stage of the project.
Four connected areas of expertise
-
Engineering and detailing
Engineers and detailers work on connection and structural design as well as the creation, coordination, and development of fabrication drawings and erection plans. Continued involvement through fabrication and erection creates a direct line between the technical documents and execution.
-
Fabrication
The shop produces steel parts and structures, including complex or large-scale work. Its assembly and production flow is organized to adapt to the requirements of the assignment.
-
Erection and installation
The field team installs heavy structures in industrial environments. The erection scope, access, sequence, equipment, and site constraints must be evaluated for the specific project.
-
Industrial services
Depending on the engagement, the group can also draw on its industrial maintenance expertise and specialized services, including plant shutdowns, custom scaffolding, building cladding, and lifting. The scope of each service must be confirmed for the project concerned.
Why coordination matters
When the same group participates across the stages, questions can move more directly between the design team, shop, and field team. Groupe Tremblay's engineers and detailers stay involved through fabrication and erection and can propose alternatives intended to address cost or schedule when the project conditions allow.
Any alternative remains subject to technical requirements, approvals, and site realities. Cost or schedule improvement is never guaranteed.
A range of applications
Fabrication work covers buildings, bridges and walkways, lifting equipment, basins and tanks, and complex structures. The feasibility and exact scope of any new request still require review.