Construction-Phase MEP Engineering Expertise
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
My project has moved well into the construction phase and I now need an experienced MEP engineer who can take full ownership of the mechanical, electrical and plumbing scope for the entire lot. All core design decisions have been made; what I need is hands-on technical guidance, rapid coordination with the structural team and fully developed construction documents that keep the build moving without delays.
This project involves developing complete site infrastructure design documents based on the existing survey and proposed subdivision layout. The scope includes preparing plans for proposed water distribution and stormwater drainage systems, along with existing condition and demolition drawings to reflect any required removals or relocations. A Sediment and Erosion Control Plan (SWPPP) will be developed in accordance with the Tennessee Erosion and Sediment Control Handbook – BMP standards. The design package will also include grading and drainage plans, roadway plan and profiles, and a stormwater management and hydrology report that meets state drainage regulations. A comprehensive water distribution plan will be designed to serve all residential lots, accompanied by a Notice of Intent (NOI) for land disturbance activities. Additionally, a Hydraulic/BFE study will be completed to support FEMA or local review requirements.
All final drawings and reports will be sealed and stamped by a licensed Tennessee Professional Engineer (PE) for TDEC submission.
If you thrive on solving field-level challenges and can keep all three disciplines seamlessly integrated, let’s talk today.
This project involves developing complete site infrastructure design documents based on the existing survey and proposed subdivision layout. The scope includes preparing plans for proposed water distribution and stormwater drainage systems, along with existing condition and demolition drawings to reflect any required removals or relocations. A Sediment and Erosion Control Plan (SWPPP) will be developed in accordance with the Tennessee Erosion and Sediment Control Handbook – BMP standards. The design package will also include grading and drainage plans, roadway plan and profiles, and a stormwater management and hydrology report that meets state drainage regulations. A comprehensive water distribution plan will be designed to serve all residential lots, accompanied by a Notice of Intent (NOI) for land disturbance activities. Additionally, a Hydraulic/BFE study will be completed to support FEMA or local review requirements.
All final drawings and reports will be sealed and stamped by a licensed Tennessee Professional Engineer (PE) for TDEC submission.
If you thrive on solving field-level challenges and can keep all three disciplines seamlessly integrated, let’s talk today.