Engineering
Field-aligned technical specification — designed to be procured, built, and compliant from day one.
Most engineering failures in development projects are not design failures. They are specification failures — designs produced without regard for the supply chains, compliance environments, and operational contexts in which the project will actually be delivered.
ACG IIS provides engineering design and system specification across three primary disciplines, integrated within the full EPCCA delivery model:
Power generation, distribution, substation, transmission, renewable energy systems, protection relay settings, load analysis.
Fluid power, HVAC, pumping systems, generators, UPS, mechanical equipment specification and integration.
Foundation and structural design coordination, civil works specification, site layout, infrastructure civil scope.
- Engineering design reports and technical calculations
- System specifications and technical datasheets
- Technical bill of materials (integrated with procurement)
- Civil, structural, and M&E drawings and coordination documents
- Vendor technical qualification criteria
- Commissioning plans and test procedures
- Compliance mapping against applicable standards
| Standard / Framework | Application |
|---|---|
| IEC 60364 series | Electrical installation design and safety requirements |
| IEC 62446 | Grid-connected photovoltaic system commissioning documentation |
| IEEE 80 / IEC 60071 | Substation grounding and insulation coordination |
| IFC EHS Guidelines | Environmental, health and safety requirements in design |
| ISO 9001:2015 | Quality management applied to engineering output and document control |
| Uganda ERA Standards | Applicable on all projects involving grid connection in Uganda |
| OSHA 29 CFR 1910.269 | Electrical power generation, transmission and distribution safety (US-funded projects) |
Development agencies, governments, and project developers who need engineering specification that is integrated with procurement and delivery — not handed off between separate firms.
International EPC firms and contractors who need a qualified local engineering and specification partner for projects in Uganda and East Africa.
World Bank, AfDB, and bilateral donor-funded projects requiring engineering documentation that satisfies institutional technical and compliance standards.