Solution capability
Engineering Design
Engineered end to end.
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Convert verified requirements into a coordinated, commercially clear execution package.
In plain words
Plan it on paper first.
Before anything is bought or dug, someone has to put the plan on paper: how much load, which charger goes where, how the cable runs, and what it will all cost. Skipping this step is how projects end up with the wrong charger, or a surprise transformer bill halfway through.
Our design package covers the site survey, load calculation, single-line diagram (SLD), layout drawings and a bill of quantities (BOQ). It gives you a clear scope to approve, a realistic budget, and the drawings your DISCOM and electrical inspector will ask for.
Client outcomes
Clarity before construction.
Better procurement clarity
Reduced execution ambiguity
Typical scope
Site surveys and feasibility
Load calculations and SLDs
Drawings and BOQs
Programme and approvals planning
Questions
Frequently asked.
What is an SLD and why do I need one?
A single-line diagram shows how power flows from the incoming supply, through breakers and panels, to each charger. DISCOMs and electrical inspectors usually ask for it, and it’s the reference every electrician on site works from.
What does a BOQ include?
The bill of quantities lists every item (chargers, cables, panels, breakers, earthing and civil work) with quantities. It lets you compare quotes line by line instead of guessing what a lump-sum price includes.
Can I take the design only, without installation?
Yes. Some clients use our design package for their own tender or procurement. We still recommend a site visit so the drawings match what is actually on the ground.
Start with the site