A textile or garment factory needs more than a strong building. Production flow, machinery placement, worker safety, utility systems, fire protection, storage, ventilation, access roads, and future expansion all need to be considered during project planning.
SIMEX works with factory owners, manufacturers, EPC contractors, and industrial investors to develop facilities around their operational requirements. Our scope can cover new factory buildings, production areas, utility structures, compressor houses, warehouse facilities, factory extensions, and related industrial infrastructure.
SIMEX designed and constructed a new compressor house to support the client's industrial operations. The project included structural planning, construction, equipment-related space planning, and integration with the existing factory infrastructure.
The facility was planned around operational requirements, durability, safe access, and future maintenance needs.

We assess the available site, production requirements, access conditions, utility needs, and future expansion plans before construction begins.
Our team handles structural and civil construction for textile production facilities, utility buildings, storage areas, and supporting factory infrastructure.
We develop garment production facilities with practical layouts for manufacturing, material movement, storage, employee facilities, and supporting services.
Construction support is available for compressor houses, boiler-related structures, electrical rooms, utility blocks, machine foundations, and other specialized facilities.
Detailed quantity estimates, drawings, specifications, and engineering inputs help project owners understand construction requirements before site execution.
Existing facilities can require additional production areas, utility structures, storage capacity, or structural modifications. SIMEX provides construction support for these requirements.
Textile and garment facilities often need to meet strict workplace safety and building requirements. SIMEX considers applicable Accord and RSC requirements during project planning where they apply to the facility.
We also support projects seeking green building standards, including LEED-related design considerations. The exact compliance scope depends on the project, certification target, building type, and applicable authority requirements.

We review the site, operational requirements, existing facilities, access, utilities, production needs, and proposed project scope.
Our team prepares project drawings, engineering inputs, quantity estimates, and construction requirements based on the approved scope.
Applicable building, fire, workplace safety, environmental, and factory compliance requirements are reviewed before execution.


Civil, structural, and related construction activities are carried out under site supervision with quality checks at key stages.
Completed works are inspected against the approved scope and technical requirements before handover.
SIMEX can provide technical guidance for maintenance, future expansion, modifications, and additional industrial construction requirements.
Every factory has different production processes, machinery, material flows, utility demands, and site conditions. SIMEX starts with these requirements before defining the construction scope.
For a new facility, our team can coordinate the building structure with production and utility requirements. For an existing factory, the focus can be on expansion, additional structures, equipment foundations, or facility upgrades without creating unnecessary disruption to ongoing operations.
Bangladesh's textile and garment sector requires factory facilities that can support production, worker safety, machinery, storage, utilities, and future capacity requirements. SIMEX provides construction and engineering support for manufacturers planning new facilities or upgrading existing industrial sites.
As a Textile Factory Contractor in Bangladesh, we work with clients from early project planning through site execution and handover.

SIMEX's wider construction capability allows textile and garment projects to be coordinated with related industrial works. Depending on project requirements, this can include:
This broader capability can reduce coordination gaps between separate construction packages.
Factory construction involves multiple trades, materials, suppliers, equipment, and site activities. SIMEX maintains project supervision and quality checks throughout the construction cycle.
Site teams monitor work against approved drawings, specifications, quantities, safety requirements, and agreed project schedules. Coordination between civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, and other relevant activities is handled according to the project scope.
A factory construction company can handle site assessment, design coordination, BOQ preparation, civil works, structural construction, utility buildings, factory extensions, and project handover. The exact scope depends on the project requirements.
Yes. SIMEX can provide construction and engineering support for garment production facilities, including building structures, production areas, utility spaces, storage facilities, and related industrial infrastructure.
Yes. SIMEX provides construction support for textile factory buildings and related industrial structures based on the client's production requirements, site conditions, and approved project scope.
Yes. Factory extensions, additional production areas, utility structures, equipment foundations, and other modifications can be planned around the existing facility and its operational requirements.
SIMEX has experience with project requirements related to Accord and RSC standards. Specific compliance requirements are reviewed according to the building, project scope, applicable standards, and responsible authorities.
Yes. SIMEX can coordinate with EPC contractors, industrial clients, and project stakeholders for construction packages based on the agreed scope, drawings, specifications, and project schedule.
Depending on the project, services may include site development, civil construction, structural works, production areas, utility structures, storage facilities, and factory-related infrastructure.
Need production capacity details, pricing, or technical guidance for Textile & Garment Factory?
Our Engineer is ready to assist you with:
Eng. Israt Fatema Shupti
Phone / WhatsApp: +880 173 333 1042
Email: [email protected]
Head of Business: +880 173 333 1033

