What We Do

Our Engineering Services

Three core disciplines — civil infrastructure, electromechanical engineering, and solar energy — delivered to government, institutional, and industrial clients across Bangladesh.

Integrated capability across the project lifecycle

JP Consortium's three service areas are designed to work together. A civil structure requires electromechanical systems to function and can benefit from solar energy to reduce its operating cost. We can handle all three, or any one of them independently.

Service 01

Civil Infrastructure

Comprehensive civil construction covering institutional buildings, residential quarters, roads, bridges, industrial facilities, and land development.

  • Multi-storey residential and institutional buildings
  • Roads, pavements, and access infrastructure
  • Bridges and culverts
  • Industrial establishments and factory civil work
  • Power plant civil and auxiliary structures
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Civil Infrastructure
Electromechanical

Service 02

Electromechanical Engineering

Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing (MEP) works, electromechanical installation, industrial systems, and substation-related engineering for complex projects.

  • Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing (MEP) works
  • Electromechanical installation and commissioning
  • Industrial electrical systems
  • Substation civil and electrical works
  • HV/LV power distribution
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Service 03

Solar Energy

Solar energy project design, procurement, installation, and commissioning for industrial, institutional, and commercial clients.

  • Rooftop and ground-mounted solar PV systems
  • System sizing and design
  • Equipment supply and logistics
  • Installation and earthing
  • Grid-tie and off-grid configurations
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Solar Energy

Partnership

Open to collaboration with other engineering companies

JP Consortium welcomes enquiries from smaller engineering firms interested in subcontracting arrangements, equipment-sharing, or project-specific partnerships. We prefer to start with a direct conversation.