What is the feasibility study stage of the project?

The feasibility study stage of the project, also known as the feasibility study stage, is a scientific analysis and demonstration of whether the construction project is technically and economically feasible (including micro-benefits and macro-benefits). This is a stage of in-depth technical and economic demonstration, which provides a basis for project decision-making.

The contents of the feasibility study stage of the project are: project background, necessity, economic significance, work basis and scope, scale of prediction and planning, resources and public facilities, factory building conditions and general layout, environmental protection, enterprise organization and training, actual progress suggestions, investment estimation and fund raising, social education and economic benefits.

The feasibility study stage of the project is divided into four stages:

1, opportunity research stage

The main task of this stage is to make suggestions on the investment direction of construction projects, that is, in a certain region and department, according to natural resources, market demand, national industrial policy and international trade, through investigation, prediction and analysis, choose construction projects and find favorable opportunities for investment.

2. Preliminary feasibility study stage

After the project proposal is approved by the state planning department, a preliminary feasibility study should be carried out for large and medium-sized backbone projects with large investment scale and complex technology.

3. Detailed feasibility study stage

Detailed feasibility study, also known as technical and economic feasibility study, is the main stage of feasibility study and the basis of investment decision of construction projects. Provide technical, economic, social and commercial evaluation basis for project decision-making, and provide scientific basis for the specific implementation of the project.

4, evaluation and decision-making stage

Evaluation and decision-making means that the investment decision-making department organizes and authorizes relevant consulting companies or experts to conduct a comprehensive review and re-evaluation of the feasibility study report of the construction project on behalf of the project owners and investors. Its main task is to put forward evaluation opinions on the feasibility study report of the proposed project, and finally decide whether the project investment is feasible and determine the best investment scheme.