Project Design

High Voltage Transformer Station Projects

These are infrastructure projects that form an important part of the electricity transmission system and ensure the safe transmission of electrical energy. These projects include substations that contain high-voltage lines and transformers used to safely and efficiently transmit electrical energy from power generation facilities or local distribution networks to more distant regions.

Low Voltage Projects

These are projects designed to ensure the safe and efficient transmission of electrical energy to consumers. These projects are designed and implemented to ensure that electrical energy reaches end users (homes, workplaces, commercial areas, etc.) at low voltage levels.

Weak Current Projects

These are projects related to the planning, installation, and maintenance of low-voltage systems used in electrical installations. These systems include low-voltage electrical systems that are not related to power transmission or supply but are necessary for various functions. Weak current projects generally consist of systems operating at voltages below 1 kV and consuming less energy.

They are used in modern buildings and facilities to provide functions such as security, communication, automation, and control. These projects are designed to ensure greater security, comfort, and efficiency in the electrical infrastructure.

Electrical License Projects

These are projects where the electrical systems of a building or facility are designed and implemented in accordance with legal and technical requirements. These projects include detailed electrical plans prepared for obtaining a license issued by local municipalities or relevant authorities before construction or renovation works. Electrical license projects are prepared to ensure that a building's electrical installation is established safely, efficiently, and in compliance with regulations.

Power Plant Projects

These are large-scale projects that encompass the planning, design, construction, and commissioning of facilities where electrical energy is generated and transmitted to the grid. These projects aim to establish infrastructure for power plants that generate electricity from various energy sources (e.g., fossil fuels, renewable energy sources, nuclear energy, etc.).

Wind Energy Power Plant Projects (RES)

These are projects that cover the planning, design, construction, and commissioning of facilities established for generating electricity from wind energy. These projects create facilities that use wind turbines to produce electrical energy. RES projects are significant among renewable energy sources because wind energy is environmentally friendly, sustainable, and a zero-carbon energy source.

Natural Gas Combined Cycle Power Plant Projects

These are projects aimed at establishing high-efficiency power plants where natural gas is used for both electricity and heat production. These plants are based on "combined cycle" technology, where natural gas is used as a primary energy source to generate both electrical energy and heat.

As-Built Projects

These are projects that document the final state of a construction or engineering project after completion, showing what has actually been built. These projects reflect all changes made during the construction process and differences in the implementation phase, providing an accurate record of the actual situation beyond the original design.

Solar Energy Power Plant Projects (GES)

These are projects that involve the design, construction, and commissioning of large-scale facilities for generating electricity from solar energy. Solar power plants use photovoltaic (PV) panels or solar thermal technologies to generate electricity from sunlight. These plants offer sustainable, environmentally friendly, and low-cost operational solutions for renewable energy production.

Survey Projects

These are projects that document in detail and accurately the original state of an existing structure or structural element. The survey aims to correctly record the architectural, structural, electrical, mechanical, or other technical characteristics of a constructed building, creating plans, sections, and views that reflect its current state.

Ministry-Approved Projects

These are projects prepared and approved by the relevant ministry in accordance with the legal and technical requirements in a particular sector or field. These projects are prepared and approved in compliance with the regulations, standards, and legislation of the relevant ministries in various fields such as construction, energy, environment, and health.

Preparation of Tender Documents

This is the process of preparing the file that contains the necessary documents and information required for companies or contractors to submit their bids in a tender for the execution of a project or job. The tender file is generally prepared for construction, service procurement, goods procurement, or similar works and ensures that the tender process is conducted in a transparent, legal, and orderly manner.

Writing Specifications

In a tender process or project preparation, this is the preparation of a written document that defines the technical, administrative, financial, and legal conditions of the work or service to be performed. The specification is an official document that clearly defines the scope of the project, the work to be done, delivery conditions, quality standards, and other requirements. This document explicitly sets out the rights and responsibilities of both the employer and the contractor (or supplier) and ensures that the tender process runs smoothly and transparently.