Two ventures, neither for sale yet.
Alongside the three lines, Creweng is building a design-pack factory inside Creweng Water & Heat and keeping Creweng Bio as a dormant research track. Neither is released and nothing is priced: each page says what stage the work is at, who it is for and what a pilot or a collaboration would involve.
The ventures
- In development
Design-Pack Factory
Engineer-reviewed design packs for package and containerised plant, drafted by agents from a requirements sheet. In development.
Where it standsIn development; the opening date is set after the first pilot.About this venture : Design-Pack Factory - Research
Creweng Bio
Bioponics and heat-to-food loops as designs, data and licences, never owned farms. Dormant until a pilot exists.
Where it standsResearch; gated on bench evidence before anything is offered.About this venture : Creweng Bio
Why Creweng
What you get, and what you can check.
Engineering judgement
Every brief, dossier, design pack and report is reviewed before it leaves: Tony Wellard, a principal engineer, for water, heat and plant; John Wellard for agents, graphs and assurance.
The peopleRemote, at a fixed price
Desk-based work delivered anywhere in English. Every engagement is a fixed-price product, quoted in writing after a short scoping call; there is no hourly rate and no public price list.
Start with a scoping callA dated reason to buy
Each line answers a rule with a date behind it: heat-reuse quotas, reporting days, cost-benefit deadlines, high-risk AI obligations. The brief names the date and the source; analysis, not advice.
Creweng Water & HeatCited and kept
Every regulation line carries its citation, its authority tier and the version it was read in, and every output carries a tamper-evident revision trail, so a pack or a report can be checked later by someone who was not in the room.
An anonymised case study
Interested in a pilot?
Tell us what you operate or what you are planning, and we will say whether a venture fits.