Comprehensive analysis of our client's current and future utility requirements leads to proper design and selection of components for our utility projects. PharmSys offers a variety of services to assist with the design, installation, commissioning, and validation of our client's utility systems, including:

• Review existing and proposed future facility operations to determine peak and base loads for all utilities.
• Review existing utility requirements and capacities, quantitatively and qualitatively, to determine excesses and shortages.
• Evaluate our client's current utility system capabilities and explore possible modifications to facility operations or utility system equipment that will accommodate the anticipated future demand.
• Provide engineering design and specifications for renovations and/or new utility systems including generation and conditioning equipment, materials of construction, assembly specifications, distribution systems, and O&M requirements.
• Develop as-built engineering drawings of the equipment layout, distribution piping and system component ID mapping for each utility.
• Provide on-site project management support for assembly, installation, commissioning, and validation of engineered utility systems using our client's in-house technicians or external subcontractors.

PharmSys possesses the technical knowledge and experience to assist our clients with many different utility applications. We can assist our clients with the projects for the following utilities:

• Potable hot/cold water.
• Water filtration/chemical treatment/UV sterilization.
• Advanced water treatment - RO/DI, distillation, WFI.
• Water distribution systems.
• Process waste water treatment.
• Chilled water/cooling towers.
• Boiler feedwater treatment.
• Plant, clean and pure steam.
• Condensate recovery.
• Bulk storage vessels/systems.
• Solvent distribution/recovery systems.
• Compressed air generation, treatment and distribution.
• Special compressed gases - oxygen, nitrogen, argon, carbon dioxide.
• Cryogenic system - liquid nitrogen, ultra-low temperature refrigeration.
• House vacuum and ultra-low vacuum systems.
• HVAC systems.
• Electrical power distribution.