 "Rolta bags $13 mn contract for petrochemical complex project")
Rolta, which provides innovative IT solutions for industries, has received additional $ 13 million contract for engineering information asset solution, which it has designed, developed and deployed for one of the world’s largest petrochemical complexes.
Rolta has leveraged its capabilities in engineering work processes, application systems, information technology and systems integration to design, develop and deploy this robust engineering information asset solution. The solution also contains the integration of key engineering systems and information to support the complex work processes required by engineering studies, projects and management of change for as-built facilities.
During this new phase of work, Rolta will load the system with engineering data, documents and drawings which provide the critical technical engineering information required to operate the plant. The multifaceted project requires Rolta’s in depth understanding of complex engineering metadata and tags to populate the system with engineering data that has been received from EPCs around the world. The project is being managed by a global Rolta team working out of the US, India and the Middle East.
“Rolta understands the critical nature of engineering systems and recognises that engineering data is the life blood of any plant. Rolta is recognised for its significant expertise in managing the complexities involved in the effective loading of engineering information asset solutions. We are pleased to have the opportunity to make a significant contribution to this important project,” said K K Singh, chairman and CEO of Rolta.
Rolta has leveraged its capabilities in engineering work processes, application systems, information technology and systems integration to design, develop and deploy this robust engineering information asset solution. The solution also contains the integration of key engineering systems and information to support the complex work processes required by engineering studies, projects and management of change for as-built facilities.
During this new phase of work, Rolta will load the system with engineering data, documents and drawings which provide the critical technical engineering information required to operate the plant. The multifaceted project requires Rolta’s in depth understanding of complex engineering metadata and tags to populate the system with engineering data that has been received from EPCs around the world. The project is being managed by a global Rolta team working out of the US, India and the Middle East.
“Rolta understands the critical nature of engineering systems and recognises that engineering data is the life blood of any plant. Rolta is recognised for its significant expertise in managing the complexities involved in the effective loading of engineering information asset solutions. We are pleased to have the opportunity to make a significant contribution to this important project,” said K K Singh, chairman and CEO of Rolta.