AES · Services
Analytical, Sampling & Industrial Support Services
Choose the Service That Matches Your Next Project Decision
AES's service framework supports new process analytical and sampling packages, existing-system improvements, custom fabrication, and field work. Start with the outcome you need: a defined design basis, a built assembly, an installed system, or a practical plan for maintaining the equipment already in place.
Integrate
Analytical packages
Sample
Grab sampling
Build & install
Fabrication · field
Assess
Asset studies
Service Groups
Explore Our Service Groups
Five entry points, each scoped around the equipment, conditions and responsibilities involved.
Process Analytical Integration
For projects centered on an analytical package, bring the analyzer together with sample conditioning, switching and calibration components, environmental protection, controls, and supporting structures. The scope can range from a focused assembly to a complete fabricated analyzer package.
Grab Sampling Capabilities
AES supports closed-loop applications, design and fabrication, installation, upgrades, and annual reliability programs that connect inspection, reporting, repair, and operator training.
Field Services & Installations
For work at the facility, define the installation and service activities required to connect and support analytical equipment. Scope can include analyzer placement, sample-system changes, heated tube bundles, conduit and electrical work, startup coordination, and planned maintenance.
Fabrication Services
For a custom physical assembly, work from specified drawings and components to define the required skid, structure, cabinet, panel, rack, or instrument package. Fabrication can include agreed mechanical, tubing, electrical, inspection, and delivery-preparation activities.
Field Asset Studies
For an existing-system question or an early project decision, establish what is installed and what needs to happen next. Studies can support surveys, system assessments, maintainability reviews, installation scopes, bills of materials, and budget development.
Starting Point
Not Sure Where to Start?
Match your situation to the service group that fits it first.
01
You Have Drawings and Need a Package Built
You Have Drawings and Need a Package Built
Start with fabrication or analytical integration. Share the approved design, component list, quantities, required checks, and delivery requirements.
02
You Have an Existing Problem but No Defined Solution
You Have an Existing Problem but No Defined Solution
Start with a field asset study or service discussion. Provide the symptoms, equipment details, operating history, and available drawings so the next step can be scoped around evidence.
03
You Need to Install or Modify Equipment Onsite
You Need to Install or Modify Equipment Onsite
Start with field services. The installation location, existing interfaces, access rules, and work window help determine whether a preliminary walkdown is needed.
04
You Need a More Structured Sampling Maintenance Plan
You Need a More Structured Sampling Maintenance Plan
Start with the sampling reliability program. Define the stations to be covered, the current service history, and the reporting and operator-support needs.
Why AES
Why Choose AES?
AES connects equipment and assembly requirements with the realities of field installation and ongoing service. The goal is a clear project scope that accounts for supporting equipment, practical access, documentation, and the handoffs between work stages.
Can one project include more than one service group?
Yes. A project may begin with an assessment and continue through fabrication and installation. Each stage should have defined deliverables, responsibilities, and approval requirements.
Does AES need a complete specification to begin a discussion?
No. Share what is available and identify the decision you need to make. Missing information can be captured as part of scope development rather than assumed.
Are design and commissioning always included?
No. These responsibilities are defined separately where required. A fabrication or installation scope does not automatically include every design, configuration, startup, or acceptance activity.
Define the Next Step for Your Project
Tell AES what you need to build, install, assess, or improve. We can help identify the appropriate service group and information required to move forward.
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