Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing and Fire Protection systems for commercial, industrial and residential developments — designed and executed with a focus on safety, sustainability and regulatory compliance, from concept to commissioning to long-term maintenance.
Where uptime is measured in lives.
ICUs, theatres, dialysis and neonatal care cannot lose power for the eight seconds a generator takes to come online. Hospital-grade UPS sized for true full load, not nameplate — and tested annually under fault conditions.
Theatre laminar flow, isolation-room negative pressure, pharmacy clean rooms — designed to hold pressure differentials through real door-opening scenarios, not just at steady state.
Oxygen, N₂O, medical air, vacuum and AGSS to ISO 7396-1, pressure-tested and oxygen-cleaned, with valve boxes laid out around clinical workflow.
Built for guest comfort, costed for operations.
Hotels run at 60–75% of design load most of the year. Sizing for 100% peak wastes capex; sizing for average leaves you short on banquet nights. We size to the right percentile and document the assumption.
Every plant room is potentially audible from the suite next door. Pump skids, AHU vibration and generator start-up need acoustic treatment specified at design stage, not retrofitted at handover.
When 70% of rooms shower at once, the plant gets tested. Designed to BS 6700 with redundancy and recirculation, and pre-tested against a simulated demand profile before commissioning.
Built for production, costed for energy.
Shutdowns coordinated to the production schedule, not contractor convenience. Phased commissioning that lets the line keep running while new sections come online.
RMG sewing floors need humidity control more than temperature. Pharma needs both, precisely. Cold storage needs neither for the staff and both for the product. We design for the process.
Large motors, welding bays, induction furnaces and compressed-air plant bring harmonic distortion and voltage sag. Power quality gets designed on day one, not diagnosed in year two.
One team for mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire protection—from design and installation to commissioning and maintenance.
Backed by ISO 9001:2015 certification and CIDA EM1 registration across all MEP categories, our certified teams apply proven methodologies to ensure efficient delivery, reliable performance and long service life.
Every NativeWay MEP commission is delivered by one in-house team — designed, installed, commissioned and maintained without handing off between trades.
Energy-efficient mechanical systems that contribute to sustainable building design and retrofits for better-performing systems.
Latest technologies, state-of-the-art designs and energy-efficient products — engineered for ease of maintenance and hassle-free operation.
Plumbing systems engineering based on thorough analysis, design expertise, construction oversight and site planning — committed to sustainable design.
A NativeWay MEP commission is dozens of interlocking systems working as one — from rooftop chillers down to the basement pumps. Switch between layers below — click any drawing to enlarge.
NativeWay's engineering systems and project execution are governed by international standards and locally-mandated registrations — verified, current and renewable.
Explore recent Sri Lankan projects, with scope, capacity, year and site photographs.
Four 2000 kVA TEKSAN sets — 8 MW of auxiliary power — with CEB, Sobadhanavi and Lakdhanavi. 2024.
Two 1250 kVA TEKSAN generators, N+1 standby for theatres, ICU and neonatal care. 2.5 MVA. 2024.
Two 1 MW TEKSAN sets synchronised with three existing 1 MW Cummins — a 5 MW plant on one control system. 2024.
715 kVA prime and 275 kVA life-safety TEKSAN sets, supplied and commissioned. 2026.
Hisense VRF and DX AHU HVAC across a five-storey faculty building. 2024.
TICA VRF with fresh-air AHUs across production halls and offices, 28–147 kW outdoor units. 2026.
650+ Hisense split units with anti-corrosive coil treatment for the coastal strip. 2026.
Five stages, one team. Every NativeWay MEP project moves through the same accountable process.
Load calcs, schematics, BIM model, specifications and tender-ready BoQ — based on your operating profile, not a template.
Equipment specced for tropical climate, local codes and parts availability — sourced through our 80-year supplier network.
In-house mechanical, electrical and plumbing crews working off one BIM model — no sub-sub coordination gaps.
System-by-system commissioning, balancing, witness testing, O&M manuals, training and tagged handover.
Same team that built it keeps it running — preventive maintenance, spares, 24/7 emergency response, retrofits at year 15.
A hospital is not a hotel. A factory is not a bank. We've spent eight decades learning the difference — and the codes that come with each.
Operating theatres, ICUs, cleanrooms, medical-gas systems and redundant power — engineered for accreditation and uptime.
Tropical guest comfort, back-of-house efficiency, pool and kitchen plant, energy-recovery — calibrated for resort operations.
Branch refits, head-office MEP, data-room precision cooling, redundant power and after-hours service windows.
Process cooling, compressed air, factory ventilation, prime power and heat recovery — built around production uptime. RMG, pharma, food & beverage.
Universities, ministries and public buildings — procured through CIDA frameworks and built to specification.
Photos, scope, schedule and outcome from our recent MEP commissions across all five sectors.
Yes. NativeWay holds CIDA EM1 — the top of the five grades (EM1–EM5) for electrical and mechanical contractors in Sri Lanka — across all E&M categories. CIDA grades specialty by specialty, and any grade can be checked on the contractor grade search at cida.gov.lk. We are also ISO 9001:2015 certified.
EM1 is the only electrical and mechanical grade with no upper band — it starts above Rs 100 million of annual capacity under CIDA’s table effective 1 April 2025. EM2 stops at Rs 100 million and EM5 at Rs 4 million, so a full MEP package for a hotel or a multi-storey building is EM1 territory. See our CIDA grading guide for the full table.
Both. We price consultant-designed tenders against the drawings and BoQ, and we take design-and-build commissions from concept through commissioning. Either way, the same in-house team carries the job into handover and annual maintenance.
Mechanical (HVAC, chiller plant, ventilation, dehumidification), electrical (standby and prime generation, transformers and switchgear, LV distribution, fire detection, lighting, CCTV), plumbing and drainage, and fire protection. One engineering team, one contract — no handovers between trades.
Hospitals, hotels and resorts, factories (RMG, food and beverage, pharma), power generation, universities and public buildings, and commercial and residential high-rise. The projects above include a 350 MW power plant, a maternity hospital, a biscuit factory, an airport hotel, a university faculty and a 650-unit apartment tower.
Island-wide. Our head office is in Colombo, with service centres in Colombo, Matara and Anuradhapura for maintenance and breakdown response. Recent projects run from Kerawalapitiya and Katunayake to Ranala, Ja-Ela, Dehiwala and Karapitiya in Galle.
Local approvals — UDA, CEB, NWS&DB and the Fire & Rescue Department — are designed in and drawing-approved before installation. Design and commissioning follow ASHRAE, NFPA, IEC and BS-EN where applicable.
Sri Lanka's CIDA EM1 grading sets the floor for who can bid on serious MEP packages — from hospital fit-outs to power-plant balance-of-plant. If you're issuing a tender or evaluating bidders, the EM1 question shapes what you can ask for, what insurances you get, and what recourse you have. Our procurement guide unpacks what the certificate actually means in practice. Read the CIDA EM1 tender guide →
