A feasibility study is a comprehensive analysis aimed at assessing the economic efficiency and viability of proposed technical solutions. Its primary purpose is to determine whether a project is financially advantageous and achievable based on economic indicators.
A key component of a feasibility study is the financial model, which makes it possible to:
determine the funding requirements for different stages of the project,
forecast the payback period of investments,
evaluate the potential financial outcomes of the project,
make informed decisions on the advisability of investment and implementation, taking into account all associated financial risks and benefits.
Feasibility studies for transport solutions play a critical role in the implementation of large-scale infrastructure projects. They enable not only the evaluation of investment efficiency and viability but also the development of optimal financial and tariff models.
Financial modelling, in turn, supports the forecasting of potential risks, revenue and profit levels, as well as the calculation of long-term economic effects resulting from the adoption of transport solutions.
Strategic spatial planning. Development of principles, stages, and scenarios for long-term territorial development.
Definition of goals and key priorities for the development of a city, regional, or national transport system.
Support in the choice of technology solutions for improvement of transport system efficiency, safety, and quality of life in the city.
Support in the delivery of integrated transport and public realm solutions — from strategy development to architectural supervision of urban street reconstruction.
