More than 20,000 hours of engineering build Eurofarma’s future in Montes Claros

ocated in Montes Claros (MG), Eurofarma’s new facility is one of the largest industrial developments in Brazil’s pharmaceutical sector.

The project spanned 29 months of execution and approximately 250,000 m² of built area, consolidating a development of high technical complexity and international quality standards.

MSE Engenharia was responsible for the complete electromechanical installations, integrating multiple disciplines under strict pharmaceutical regulations and 3D BIM coordination, ensuring precision, efficiency, and control at every stage.

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Project Context

Eurofarma’s new plant represents a positive impact on the local economy and a step forward in sustainability, incorporating modern processes that prioritize energy efficiency and the reduction of natural resource consumption.

The project also reinforces MSE’s multidisciplinary capability, as the company executed complete building and electromechanical installations within a classified pharmaceutical environment (cleanrooms), requiring the highest levels of quality control and coordination between mechanical, electrical, and HVAC disciplines.

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More than a project, it is a legacy of engineering and technology serving the future of healthcare.
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Executed Technical Scope

• Medium- and low-voltage electrical installations;
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• Installation of Black utilities piping (chilled water, hot water, steam, compressed air) and Clean utilities (purified water, clean compressed air, and industrial gases such as acetylene, argon, LPG, helium, hydrogen, nitrogen, and oxygen);
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• Fire protection network with sprinklers and hydrants;
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• Fire detection and alarm system;
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• Telecommunications and access control systems;
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• FMS system, responsible for the automation and communication of critical instruments.

Each stage was carried out with technical rigor and strong synergy between teams, ensuring full integration and outstanding performance.

Key Figures

• 500 professionals at peak construction
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• 580 tons of steel structures (horizontal and vertical pipe racks)
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• 400 tons of stainless steel and carbon steel piping
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• 12,000 sprinkler heads installed
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• 120,000 meters of power and control cables
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• 7 substations assembled

These figures reflect the scale of the project and the commitment of the team involved, delivering a development worthy of Eurofarma’s magnitude.

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Corporate Structure and Logistics

To enable large-scale operations, MSE implemented a complete support structure:

• A 7,141.46 m² job site;
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• Full-time cranes with capacities of 80, 110, and 220 tons;
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• A local administrative branch in the city;
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• An in-house truck fleet for material transportation;
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• A dedicated maintenance team, located on an adjacent lot, to support equipment and fleet operations;
  
  
• An indirect workforce of approximately 100 professionals.

This infrastructure ensured autonomy, agility, and full control across all work fronts.

A legacy for the future

More than a construction project, the Eurofarma Montes Claros development symbolizes the strength of Brazilian multidisciplinary engineering.

A project that combines technology, sustainability, and integrated management, reinforcing MSE Engenharia’s role as a strategic partner in building a more innovative and efficient future for the national pharmaceutical sector.
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More than 20,000 hours dedicated to building the future of Brazil’s pharmaceutical industry.