Electrical Engineering
Power distribution, lighting, fire alarm, low-current systems, service upgrades, EV infrastructure and electrical studies.
Explore electricalElectrical and mechanical engineering for Cambridge industrial, manufacturing, commercial and institutional facilities, with coordinated power and ventilation planning.
Cambridge contains a strong mix of manufacturing, fabrication, warehousing, commercial buildings and adaptive-reuse properties. Machinery, dust or heat-producing processes, make-up air, cooling and service-capacity requirements often need to be assessed together rather than as isolated discipline changes.
Where a building permit is required, the City of Cambridge administers the municipal review. Electrical service connections or upgrades may involve GrandBridge Energy; the project address and current connection requirements should be confirmed before the design basis is finalized.
For process-driven work, see our guidance on industrial ventilation and make-up air and our electrical capacity-study service.
Choose a single discipline or coordinate both through one project workflow. Scope and deliverables are tailored to the project rather than forced into a standard package.
Power distribution, lighting, fire alarm, low-current systems, service upgrades, EV infrastructure and electrical studies.
Explore electricalHeating and cooling, ventilation, air distribution, equipment selection, hydronic systems and mechanical-room coordination.
Explore mechanicalDomestic water, sanitary and storm drainage, fixtures, risers and routing coordinated with architecture and other systems.
Explore plumbingElectrical and mechanical interfaces, loads, rooms, ceilings, controls and construction milestones reviewed through one workflow.
Explore Integrated MEPAddress, building type, intended work, existing information and required timeline are reviewed.
Required electrical, mechanical and coordination workstreams are identified.
Calculations, layouts, schedules and discipline interfaces are developed through planned milestones.
Project documentation and agreed review support are aligned with the delivery stage.
Yes. ETEM can define and coordinate the electrical and mechanical workstreams required for the actual scope. Discipline-specific deliverables are prepared and reviewed by appropriately qualified professionals, while shared loads, rooms, controls and construction interfaces are coordinated through the project workflow.
Where a building permit is required, the City of Cambridge administers the municipal review. Electrical service connections or upgrades may involve GrandBridge Energy; the service address, available capacity and current utility requirements should be confirmed for the specific project.
Document the process description, equipment electrical data, exhaust or make-up-air requirements, operating hours, existing single-line information and available mechanical-room or roof space.
Share the project address, available drawings and a short description of the intended work. We can help define the required disciplines and next step.