Engineering Consultant Calgary, Ab & Houston, Tx | EPCM

30+ years of full-service EPCM, Calgary and Houston. Achieving your small-to-medium infrastructure goals. Earning your trust.

No Project Minimum — Up to $100MM Facilities, $200MM Pipelines

Tundra’s fit-for-purpose EPCM approach works from the small MOC project up to the $100MM gas plant. We publish our project-size range so you know before you call whether you’re too small to matter — the answer is no.

Calgary and Houston, One Engineering Team

Projects on both sides of the border run through the same team, the same standards, and the same fit-for-purpose, client focused approach — no handoff to an unfamiliar partner firm when a client crosses the border.

Engineering Costs Published Before You Call

Our pricing page shows engineering as a percentage of total project cost — 3–4% for multi-pipeline programs, 9–10% for greenfield projects, and up to 13%+ for complex brownfield projects and turnarounds with minimal downtime. Budget your project before you’ve had a single meeting.

Every Discipline In-House — Process to PLC

Process, mechanical, electrical, automation (PLC, SCADA, RTU), laser-scan field verification, environmental and regulatory all sit under one roof. Nobody on your project is waiting on a subcontractor’s schedule.

Gas Engineer: Gas plants running below nameplate capacity, or tripping during winter peak demand, are usually a process or controls problem, not an equipment problem. Our Calgary-based gas engineering team designs and debottlenecks treating, compression, and dehydration systems so throughput matches what the reservoir can actually deliver. From new gas processing facilities to fixing an underperforming plant, we handle the full scope in-house.

Design Engineer: A design that looks complete on paper but stalls at construction usually means procurement and fabrication weren’t considered early enough. Tundra’s design engineers in Calgary and Houston build constructability and cost control into FEED and detailed design from day one, not after the first change order. That’s how small-to-medium capital projects stay on budget and on schedule.

Chemical Engineering Service: Off-spec product, unplanned downtime, or a process that never quite hit design rates all trace back to the chemical and process engineering behind the facility. Our Calgary and Houston process engineers rework mass and heat balances and fix the root cause instead of the symptom. It’s the same rigor whether the project is a single skid or a full gas plant.

Hydraulic Engineer: Pipeline systems that lose pressure, cavitate, or can’t hit contracted delivery rates need hydraulic engineering, not just bigger pumps. We model pipeline and facility hydraulics across our Calgary and Houston projects to find the real bottleneck before anyone spends money on equipment. It’s the same modeling discipline behind every pipeline program we design.

Electrical Engineer: Unreliable power distribution, aging switchgear, or a plant that’s outgrown its electrical infrastructure all slow down production. Tundra’s electrical engineers handle everything from power distribution to PLC and SCADA integration, in-house, across Calgary and Houston. One team designs it, so nothing gets lost between disciplines.

Industrial Engineer: Facilities that were never designed to run at their current throughput end up with layouts and utility systems working against the people operating them. Our industrial engineering work in Calgary and Houston focuses on how a plant is actually operated and maintained, not just how it’s built. That’s the difference between a facility that runs and one that merely gets commissioned.

Mechanical Engineer: Rotating equipment failures, piping stress issues, and skid packages that don’t fit the site are mechanical problems that surface long after startup if they’re not caught early. Our mechanical engineers in Calgary and Houston cover piping, equipment selection, and pressure systems for projects from a single MOC to a full plant expansion. Every mechanical discipline sits under the same roof as the rest of the project team.

Environmental Engineer: Flaring, fugitive emissions, and regulatory reporting are getting harder to manage without a real environmental strategy, not just a compliance checklist. Tundra’s environmental engineers work alongside our regulatory team in Calgary and Houston to handle emissions management and AER submissions as part of the same project, not a separate consultant. That keeps one team accountable for the whole outcome.

Petrochemical Engineering Service: Petrochemical facilities carry tighter process margins and higher consequence-of-failure than typical oil and gas infrastructure, which calls for engineers who’ve worked in both worlds. Tundra brings the same EPCM discipline we apply to gas plants and pipelines to petrochemical-adjacent projects across Calgary and Houston. No project is too specialized for our in-house, full-discipline team.

Why Tundra Engineering

With more than 30 years of engineering experience, Tundra Engineering combines technical depth, field-driven practicality, and structured EPCM governance.

Clients choose us for:

• Oil & Gas project specialization

• Integrated engineering leadership

• Transparent procurement management

• Construction oversight discipline

• North American operational presence

• Commitment to safety and environmental protection

We deliver the appropriate level of engineering for each facility — whether supporting remote field installations or large-scale infrastructure expansions.

Start Your EPCM Project With Confidence

Whether developing new Oil & Gas facilities, executing brownfield upgrades, modernizing industrial infrastructure, or implementing emissions mitigation strategies, Tundra Engineering delivers integrated EPCM expertise for predictable and efficient capital execution.

Our senior engineering team remains actively involved from concept through commissioning, ensuring technical accountability and disciplined project governance at every stage.

Request an EPCM Consultation today to discuss your project requirements.

Tundra Engineering integrates flare mitigation strategies within EPCM project execution to reduce flaring volumes, improve combustion efficiency, and enhance regulatory compliance.

Our engineering solutions are designed to minimize emissions while maintaining production reliability and cost efficiency. By incorporating waste heat recovery and optimized process control, we help operators achieve measurable reductions in environmental impact without compromising operational performance.

Venting emissions represent a significant environmental and regulatory challenge in oil & gas operations. Our EPCM framework incorporates venting mitigation strategies aligned with AER Directive 060 and regional compliance standards.

We design and implement solutions addressing:

• Tank venting systems

• Pneumatic instrument emissions

• Pneumatic pump venting

• Methane reduction initiatives

• Regulatory reporting and compliance documentation

By integrating emissions mitigation into capital project delivery and facility upgrades, we support long-term environmental performance and operational sustainability. Contact Us to discuss how our engineering team can support your emissions mitigation and compliance objectives.