Electrical Engineering

Successful renovation and infrastructure projects start with an accurate understanding of existing conditions. Our team reviews available records, investigates field conditions, evaluates load information, and coordinates with the serving utility. When appropriate, LiDAR scanning, 3D modeling, and coordinated BIM help document the facility and reduce surprises during design and construction.

We identify system constraints, phasing requirements, shutdowns, temporary power needs, and long-lead equipment early so the owner can make informed decisions before they affect the schedule or budget.

Our electrical designs balance performance, safety, constructability, and long-term value. We coordinate closely with the owner, utility, architect, engineers, and specialty systems so the final documents reflect how the entire facility must work together.

A technically correct design must also be clear, coordinated, and buildable. Our electrical team manages scope, schedule, budget, and quality throughout the project. During construction, we support the owner and contractor through submittal reviews, RFIs, field observations, system changes, and startup or commissioning coordination.

Our approach is grounded in communication. By maintaining strong working relationships and addressing issues early, we help keep projects moving and protect the owner’s operational needs.

• Utility service coordination and service-entrance design
• Low- and medium-voltage power distribution
• Transformers, switchgear, panelboards, feeders, and branch circuits
• Generators, automatic transfer systems, uninterruptible power supplies, and emergency power
• Power-system studies, including field data collection, model development, short-circuit, protective-device coordination, arc-flash, load-flow, voltage-drop, system-capacity, equipment-sizing, and existing-study updates
• Interior, exterior, site, emergency, and egress lighting
• Lighting controls, photometric analysis, and energy-code compliance
• Grounding, bonding, surge protection, and lightning protection
• Fire alarm, mass notification, and life-safety system design
• Communications, security, and other low-voltage system coordination
• Equipment layouts, one-line diagrams, schedules, specifications, and construction details

• Federal, military, and public facilities
• Healthcare and mission-critical environments
• Campus, central utility, and infrastructure systems
• Industrial and manufacturing facilities
• Commercial and institutional buildings