Commercial Solar Electrical and Battery Plan-Sets
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I have a steady flow of commercial rooftop and carport PV jobs across California and I need complete, permit-ready electrical plan-sets turned around fast. Each package must satisfy California Electrical Code, the latest NEC (2020), local AHJ amendments, Title 24 requirements and the relevant utility’s interconnection standards.
For every project I will supply the preliminary layout, module/inverter spec sheets, site photos and any utility notes I already have. Your task is to convert that information into a clean, professional CAD set that typically includes: single-line diagram, stringing schedule, conductor and conduit sizing with voltage-drop calculations, OCPD calculations, placard sheet, interconnection details and an overall site plan keyed to the electrical sheets.
I work in AutoCAD, so I need the native .dwg files plus a flattened, ready-to-print PDF. Speed is critical—turnaround on most jobs is 24–48 hours from the moment you receive the inputs. Accuracy is equally important; the plans have to pass first review. If you already use tools such as HelioScope, PVsyst or SolarFarmer to verify system performance, note that in your bid.
When you respond, briefly outline your experience with California commercial solar permitting and attach a couple of recent electrical plan examples. I’m looking to award this quickly and keep sending repeat work to an engineer who can hit both schedule and quality every time.
For every project I will supply the preliminary layout, module/inverter spec sheets, site photos and any utility notes I already have. Your task is to convert that information into a clean, professional CAD set that typically includes: single-line diagram, stringing schedule, conductor and conduit sizing with voltage-drop calculations, OCPD calculations, placard sheet, interconnection details and an overall site plan keyed to the electrical sheets.
I work in AutoCAD, so I need the native .dwg files plus a flattened, ready-to-print PDF. Speed is critical—turnaround on most jobs is 24–48 hours from the moment you receive the inputs. Accuracy is equally important; the plans have to pass first review. If you already use tools such as HelioScope, PVsyst or SolarFarmer to verify system performance, note that in your bid.
When you respond, briefly outline your experience with California commercial solar permitting and attach a couple of recent electrical plan examples. I’m looking to award this quickly and keep sending repeat work to an engineer who can hit both schedule and quality every time.
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