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  • Technical Management

    The TWT Group provides Technical Management, Owner's Representation, and Strategic Supervision through all project phases, from concept development to product launch and beyond. We take an all-inclusive view of our client's project to understand the established expectations of all stakeholders and identify specific risks to budget, performance, schedule, and safety.


    Specifically, we provide:

    1. Global Project Strategy
    2. Procurement Strategy
    3. Prototype Strategy
    4. Installation Strategy
    5. Scheduling & Timing Strategy
    6. Engineering Solutions to Facilitate Creative Intent
    7. Project Team Supervision
    8. Vendor Technical Supervision
    9. Physical Feasibility Studies
    10. Facility/Site Acceptance Testing
    11. Technical Risk Mitigation
    12. Code Compliance
    13. Expertise Outsourcing
  • Design & Engineering

    Our broad network provides particular expertise and unique skills in:

    1. Aerodynamics
    2. Composites & Engineered Materials
    3. Controls Systems
    4. Data Acquisition and Analysis
    5. Hydraulics
    6. Large Scale Fabrication
    7. Machine Design
    8. Vehicle Design
    9. Simulation Modeling
    10. Specifications
    11. Structural Analysis and Dynamics

    Common areas of application include:

    1. Aerospace & Space Tourism
    2. Engineering Modern Art
    3. Museum Exhibits
    4. Medical Devices
    5. Prototype Vehicles
    6. Specialized Machines
    7. Themed Entertainment
    8. Ride Systems
    9. Show Action Equipment
    10. Special Effects
  • Case Studies

    The Chicago Museum of Science and Industry, “Science Storms”

    In March 2010, the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry opened the single largest interactive exhibit in the museum’s history.  Science Storms allows museum patrons to access chemistry and physics through dramatic natural phenomena.

    The TWT Group was involved during conceptual design and feasibility assessments and was instrumental in developing the experiment lists and designing the 62 exhibits.  The TWT Group developed facility interface documents, wrote all the exhibit RFP technical documents, supported the detailed design and construction phases and provided installation supervision through opening day of the Science Storms exhibits.

    1. Concept and Schematic Phases
    2. Exhibit lists
    3. Preliminary designs
    4. Capacity Studies
    5. Safety Assessments
    6. Mock ups, Prototypes
    7. Computer Models and Animations
    8. Detailed Design and Construction Phases
    9. Trade Studies
    10. Analyses
    11. Vendor Recommendations
    12. Facility Impact Report
    13. Scopes of Work, Deliverables Matrices, and Specifications
    14. Deliverable Evaluations and Design Reviews
    15. Monitor Performance, Schedule, and Costs
    16. Installation Supervision
    17. Facility Interface and Installation, Commissioning
    18. Site Acceptance Testing



    Prototype Construction Vehicle

    A large home builder approached the TWT Group to design and develop a prototype construction vehicle to enable his next generation home fabrication strategy. From a clean sheet of paper, the TWT Group created the basic design of the “house mover” dual vehicle system along with a number of strategies and tools for integrating the vehicle with home fabrication, transportation, and installation. At least eight patents are pending for this innovative system.

    In addition to providing key design and engineering services, the TWT Group was asked to become the owner’s representative and technical supervisor during the detailed design and construction phases. As owner’s representative, the TWT Group provided technical management and direction for the vendor’s engineering group, and verified that vendor’s sub-systems and contractor’s deliverables complied with technical requirements, contract budget, and schedule milestones.

    Fabrication and assembly of the two vehicles has been completed. Testing and tuning of the vehicles will continue when the housing market is more favorable.

    1. Concept and Schematic Phases
    2. Conceptual Designs
    3. Preliminary Designs
    4. Hydraulics
    5. Systems Performance
    6. Vehicle Specifications
    7. House Foundation and Structural Requirements
    8. Vehicle Control Systems Design, Modeling and Verification
    9. Operator Safety Assessments
    10. Vehicle Mock ups and Prototypes
    11. Computer Models and Animations
    12. Vendor Recommendations
    13. Detailed Design and Construction Phases
    14. Owner’s Representation
    15. Trade Studies
    16. Controls Systems
    17. Analyses
    18. Factory-Construction Interface
    19. Scopes of Work
    20. Deliverables Matrices and Specifications
    21. Evaluated Deliverables and Conducted Design Reviews
    22. Monitored Performance, Schedule, and Cost