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Falcon Technoprojects India Ltd. operates as a Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) service provider across India. The company specializes in a range of integrated engineering services, including mechanical services such as firefighting and HVAC systems, electrical engineering services for power, process, industrial, and commercial projects, and plumbing services encompassing sanitary fixtures, drainage, water supply systems, and rainwater harvesting. Additionally, Falcon Technoprojects provides various security and automation solutions, including fire alarm systems, networking systems, security and surveillance systems (CCTV and access control), intercom systems, gate automation systems, and solar installations like rooftop PV modules and water heaters. The company also undertakes civil and construction work, building painting, and fabrication work for sliding windows, grills, and railings. Their target markets span across commercial, residential, industrial, healthcare, hotels, warehouses, factories, hospitals, data centers, and shopping malls.
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