PRCS delivers expert project planning, feasibility studies, and urban development consulting in Bhutan. Turn your concept into a bankable, ready-to-execute project.
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Scoping needs assessment, programme development, budget planning, procurement strategy, and risk management planning.
Pre-feasibility and feasibility analysis, cost-benefit assessment, technical and financial evaluation, risk assessment, and financing submission preparation.
Local area planning, land use planning, urban master planning, infrastructure planning, drainage master plans, and regulatory coordination.
Baseline studies, social impact assessment, gender analysis, livelihood assessment, resettlement planning, and community consultation.
Concept development, feasibility preparation, detailed design, tender documentation, and financing proposal preparation for government and development bank submissions.
The most expensive mistakes in infrastructure development do not happen during construction. They happen before it, when projects are planned without adequate analysis, scoped without reliable data, or approved without honest assessment of their viability.
PRCS provides project planning and feasibility studies in Bhutan that replace assumption with evidence, giving project owners, government agencies, and international financiers the analytical foundation they need to invest, approve, and build with confidence.
With over two decades of project planning, feasibility analysis, urban development consulting, and socio-economic research across Bhutan, our multi-disciplinary team has the technical depth, the local knowledge, and the institutional familiarity to take your project from raw concept to bankable, ready-to-execute proposal.
Effective project planning establishes the technical, financial, and operational framework that guides every subsequent phase of project delivery. Our project planning service gives project owners the structured foundation they need before design and construction begin, reducing the risk of the costly surprises that inadequate upfront planning consistently produces.
A rigorous feasibility study is the single most important investment a project owner can make before committing to design and construction. Our feasibility studies examine projects across technical, financial, environmental, and social dimensions, producing integrated assessments that tell you honestly whether your project is viable, how it should be structured, and what risks need to be managed before implementation begins.
Bhutan’s growing towns and cities need planning that balances development pressure with cultural identity, environmental responsibility, and community wellbeing. Our urban planning practice brings together spatial planning, infrastructure engineering, and local knowledge to produce plans that guide growth intelligently and sustainably.
Infrastructure projects affect communities in ways that technical analysis alone cannot fully capture. Our socio-economic studies provide the evidence base for understanding how development interventions affect livelihoods, local economies, and community wellbeing, informing project design decisions and satisfying the safeguard requirements of national regulators and international development partners.
The gap between a promising concept and a project that attracts financing and regulatory approval is bridged by rigorous project formulation. Our project formulation service takes your idea through the structured analytical process that transforms it into a proposal that financiers can fund, regulators can approve, and contractors can price and build.
Every planning and feasibility output we produce is grounded in field data, market research, and genuine technical analysis. We do not dress up assumptions as findings.
Project planning, feasibility analysis, urban planning, socio-economic research, and project formulation are delivered by a coordinated team that shares knowledge across disciplines, producing integrated outputs rather than disconnected disciplinary reports.
We understand the planning and approval requirements of the Royal Government of Bhutan, the Construction Development Board, the National Environment Commission, and the international development banks that finance a significant share of Bhutan’s infrastructure investment. Our feasibility and planning outputs are structured to satisfy all of these audiences.
Our planning and feasibility portfolio spans road and bridge infrastructure, water supply and sanitation, urban development, hydropower, education, and municipal services, across projects financed by the Royal Government of Bhutan, ADB, the World Bank, JICA, DANIDA, and bilateral development partners.
Our ADB CMS Registration No. 007794 reflects direct involvement in ADB-financed projects in Bhutan, giving our team the institutional familiarity to prepare feasibility and planning documentation that meets development bank review standards without the costly revision cycles that less experienced teams commonly experience.
CDB Registration No. 101, valid Business License No. 1055056, Tax Clearance Certificate valid through 31 December 2025, and BCCI membership. Professionally accountable and institutionally compliant.
Whether you are at the earliest stage of concept development or ready to commission a full feasibility study, PRCS has the expertise, the analytical rigor, and the Bhutan-specific experience to take your project to the next stage with confidence.
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