Capabilities

Special projects

High‑voltage conduit, switchgear integration, solar subcontract work and EV charging infrastructure, scoped and managed as standalone packages.

Special Projects

Scopes that need a specialist crew

Some scopes don’t fit a standard bid package. For NRG Energy in Baytown we built custom high‑voltage conduit systems, integrated switchgear and set up industrial generators with load management. We also take solar subcontract work and build make‑ready power for workplace and fleet EV charging.

Crew trenching for underground conduit at a fenced industrial site

Scope

Special project packages

High‑voltage conduit

Duct banks and conduit systems for high‑demand energy environments.

Switchgear integration

New gear tied into existing systems, with planned shutdowns and cutovers.

Solar subcontract work

Electrical scope on solar projects as a subcontractor to the developer or EPC.

EV charging infrastructure

Make‑ready power, panels and charger installation for workplaces and fleets.

Process terminations

Motors, transformers, POC and HMI terminations in safety‑sensitive areas.

Shutdown work

Night, weekend and shutdown‑window work planned with your operations team.

Project experience

Special project experience

Conduit, wire reels and materials staged at the NRG Baytown site

Industrial

High-voltage conduit and switchgear

Conduit and valve actuator wiring at the Flowchem chemical plant

Industrial

Process-area terminations

Same Day Pod production equipment wired to new disconnects on a teal wall

Industrial

Factory power distribution

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can you work during a planned shutdown?

Yes. We plan shutdown and cutover work with your operations team and staff it to finish inside the window.

Yes. We take the electrical scope on solar projects as a subcontractor to the developer or EPC.

Yes. We build make‑ready power and install chargers for workplaces, multifamily properties, retail centers and fleets. See commercial EV charging infrastructure.

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