TES should receive the system purpose, voltage/load information, drawings, site environment, control requirements, connection requirements, documentation expectations, physical constraints, installation conditions, and schedule. If the work involves existing equipment, provide photos, nameplate data, current drawings, and known issues. Electrical RFQs are strongest when they describe both the electrical requirement and the underground operating context.
By Kevin Whynott|2026-07-21T12:56:53-04:00July 21st, 2026|Electrical Systems and Underground Infrastructure|