Welcome to CDC International Private Ltd, India!

CDC International Private Ltd is a business unit of Construction Development Company (CDC) LLC, Qatar. Founded in 1983 in Qatar, CDC has been a Premier Asset Management company having over 3 decades for domain expertise in Maintenance & Material Management solutions. Our core expertise covers Maintenance & Materials Master data, Data cleansing & enrichment, Risk & Reliability studies (RCM, RBI, SIL, FMECA) Maintenance Instructions, Shutdown plans etc.

We specialize in preparation and enhancement of Maintenance and Materials Master datasets for all major ERPs such as SAP, MAXIMO, ORACLE etc.

Capability & Infrastructure:
We have fully functional offices in India (Chennai & Hyderabad), Doha in Qatar and Abu Dhabi with more than 250 Engineers. We have executed more than 150 Projects over the past 3 decades of international clients such as QatarEnergy ADNOC, RasGas, QatarEnergy LNG, Qatar Aluminium etc.

We believe expertise is the key to deliver the tailor-made business solutions. That's the reason why we rely on our in-house SMEs in delivering the services as per Client needs, complying with our own delivery standards and benchmarks.

People are our Assets:
CDCs consistency to successfully delivering services for all these years is largely due to our people and the ongoing Mutual Respect, Trust & Relationship. We mentor, encourage & support our people with an open environment to learn and update their skills, to deliver projects conforming to best practices and norms.

We understand the unique challenges faced by businesses due to lack of/or insufficient data and hence our solutions are focused on achieving;
(1) Cleansed Master Data
(2) Adherence to consistent maintenance Practices
(3) Generate and Monitor KPIs
(4) Enhance Safety & Reliability of Operations 
(5) Cost Savings

Get in touch:
CDC India: 
vijay.v@cdci-india.com
+91-9940575585
www.cdcint.com

CDC Qatar: 
rao@cdc-qatar.com
+974-55869045
www.cdc-qatar.com

CDC International Pvt Ltd

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