Delivering utility infrastructure at scale demands engineering precision
Pole engineering is no longer just about producing engineering drawings. It is about enabling faster, safer and more reliable network deployment.
Engineering That Enables Deployment, Not Just Drawings
Pole engineering is no longer just about producing engineering drawings. It is about enabling faster, safer and more reliable network deployment.
At TriCAD our pole engineering practice brings together technical expertise, digital workflows, and engineering validation to deliver construction-ready solutions.
Our Capabilities
- Pole Annotation & Asset Validation
- Pole Classification
- Make-Ready Engineering (MRE)
- Pole Load Analysis (PLA)
- Joint Use Engineering
- Route Path Engineering
- QA/QC & Engineering Validation
The Platforms Behind the Deliverables
We leverage platforms including Katapult, O-Calc Pro, QGIS, CAD, 3-GIS, and ARAMIS to transform field data into accurate, consistent, and construction-ready engineering deliverables.
Two Decades of Delivery
With over two decades of industry experience, TriCAD delivers scalable and cost-effective pole engineering support to utilities, telecom operators, EPCs, and engineering organizations.
Engineering is not just about designing infrastructure — it’s about giving our clients the confidence to build and deploy efficiently.
Better Engineering. Faster Deployment. Greater Confidence.
That is the standard we hold our pole and utility engineering practice to on every program — from the first field annotation to the last QA/QC pass.
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