Route and crossings
Coordinate the route with land plots, roads, utilities and connection points. Develop solutions for crossings and constrained sites.
ENGINEERING / POWER SUPPLY
From route to working drawings.
We design power lines for new construction and reconstruction, bringing the route, equipment and connection requirements together in one coordinated engineering solution.
For projects throughout Kazakhstan
Towers, conductors and crossings
Cables, installation and protection
01 / DESIGN SCOPE
At a glance: the design defines the route, equipment and construction solutions. The documentation scope depends on connection requirements, the design stage and site conditions.
Coordinate the route with land plots, roads, utilities and connection points. Develop solutions for crossings and constrained sites.
Select and position conductors and towers, carry out electrical and mechanical calculations, and design earthing and protection.
Select the cable type, cross-section and installation method. Calculate loads and develop cable protection and crossing details.
Explanatory notes, plans, working drawings and equipment and material specifications. Cost estimates, construction planning and environmental sections as specified in the brief.
02 / GETTING STARTED
Some information missing? We can start with what you have and identify the gaps.
Connection requirements, if already issued.
Site location, connection points and approximate line length.
Voltage, required capacity and intended use.
Topographic survey and existing utility and network data, if available.
Agree the scope, initial data, design stage and schedule.
Prepare calculations and drawings, and review key decisions with the client.
Compile the documentation. Approval and follow-up responsibilities are defined in the contract.
DESIGN COST CALCULATOR
Enter your line specifications to receive an itemized design work estimate.
PROJECT QUESTIONS
The line type and length, voltage, design stage, route conditions and documentation scope. Use the calculator for an initial estimate; the final price is agreed after reviewing your project data.
We set the schedule after reviewing the route, available information and required disciplines. Design preparation and approvals involving other organisations are accounted for separately.
Yes. We need existing line data and the proposed changes, such as relocation, increased capacity, or replacement of towers or cables. We determine whether a survey is required from the available information.
The choice depends on connection requirements, surrounding development, land restrictions, crossings and construction cost. If the choice is still open, we can compare alternatives during pre-design.
The approval scope and expert review support are agreed separately. We define which documents we prepare and which initial data or permits the client provides.