CRDESIGN
Telecommunications Network Design and Permitting Services
Turn network concepts into build-ready documentation for reliable, scalable communications. Combine site surveys, circuit/pathway schematics, layout plans, rack elevations, and conduit/pull schedules with industry standards and permits. Provide accurate CAD/BIM drawings, splice/termination diagrams, and RF models to cut construction risk, simplify permitting, and speed deployment. Integrate signal performance, redundancy, capacity planning, and maintenance access for cost-effective, high-availability, upgrade-ready, compliant designs.
Our Services
We offer detailed outside-plant (OSP) and inside-plant (ISP) network designs. Our professional engineering drafting blends technical accuracy, industry-standard compliance, and clear, reproducible documentation to ensure constructability and long-term reliability.
We tailor our deliverables and workflows to your project scale and contracting model—design-bid-build, design-build, or EPC—to ensure practical, verifiable, and durable OSP/ISP network solutions.
Deliverables — Full Permit‑Ready Drawing Sets
Plan views, profile views, cross‑sections, and detailed construction details tailored to permitting requirements
Site layout, ROW limits, easement boundaries, and utility conflict overlays
Existing conditions survey integration (topo, structures, vegetation) and proposed alignments with stationing
Splice Maps, Cable Schedules, and BOMs
Fiber and copper splice maps with splice counts, types (fusion/mechanical), enclosure IDs, and splice locations referenced to stationing
Cable schedule per route: conductor/fiber counts, cable types, sheath markings, lengths, attenuation calculations
Bill of Materials (BOM) with part numbers, quantities, vendor references, unit costs, and total estimated cost
Rack/panel/pigtail termination schedules and port numbering diagrams
As‑Built and O&M Package at Project Close
Final as‑built drawings (plan/profile/sections) with revisions clouded and coordinate‑accurate locations
Updated splice maps and cable schedules reflecting field changes
Test reports: OTDR traces, insertion loss, continuity, insulation resistance, power meter logs for active links
Equipment inventory and serial numbers, rack elevations, labeling schema, and termination photos
O&M manual: maintenance procedures, troubleshooting guides, routine inspection checklists, spare parts list, and contact matrix
GIS deliverables: georeferenced shapefiles/KML/GeoJSON with attributes, coordinate system metadata, and accuracy statements
PDF assembly: consolidated deliverables binder with indexed table of contents, electronic searchability, and deliverable submittal checklist
Additional Suggested Deliverables
Construction staging and traffic control plans
Permit application attachments and agency submittal checklists
QA/QC documentation: inspection reports, nonconformance logs, corrective action records
Schedule of milestone dates and as‑built reconciliation against baseline
Acceptance test procedures and punch‑list closure documentation
Customization Options
Provide line‑item costing or high‑level budget only
Deliver native CAD and BIM files, plus locked/PDF prints
Include field verification services and post‑installation audit hours
Our Approach
Our workflow outlines a simple, streamlined process for project documentation. First, clients share their project details—location, scope, requirements, and schedule—so the team has a clear starting point. Next, the design team develops and coordinates all necessary plans and permit documents, ensuring compliance and accuracy. Finally, clients receive construction-ready and permit-ready drawings, allowing projects to move forward smoothly and confidently.
