Tech Engineering Solutions Start with your drawings

MEP Design Consultancy · Gujarat

Every building here works because of something you cannot see.

Tech Engineering Solutions designs the mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire systems inside residential towers, hotels, schools, hospitals and industrial buildings across Gujarat and Rajasthan.

60+ projects delivered · six countriesHVAC · Electrical · ELV · Public health · Fire

Suryansh Solitaire, Shilaj, Ahmedabad — MEP design by Tech Engineering Solutions
DrawnBuilt Suryansh Solitaire, Shilaj, Ahmedabad · line work derived from the photograph

The problem

A building is sold on how it looks.
It is lived in through what it hides.

Nobody photographs a chilled-water riser. No brochure shows the fire hydrant network or the panel schedule. So MEP is the one part of a project that gets decided on fee — and then discovered on site, when the shaft is too small, the tonnage is wrong, and the sanction comes back marked up.

We design it so that does not happen. Every building we have done that for is listed on this site, by name.

Reach

Deep at home. Present abroad.

45 in Gujarat.

Depth at home is what makes the reach abroad credible. Seven projects carry the Suryansh name and three are in Dholera — Gujarat's greenfield industrial city.

One at altitude.

A hotel in Leh, Ladakh is a different HVAC problem to a tower in Ahmedabad — thin air, sub-zero design temperatures, freeze protection on every wet system.

Six abroad — by type, not name.

A hospital and a road scheme in Oman, apartments in the UAE, an office in the UK, a data centre in Germany, a retail mall in Greece.

Disciplines

Five systems. One coordinated set of drawings.

Five disciplines, designed together rather than separately. The coordination between them is the work.

Schematic section through the services core of a buildingThree viewports. A section through the services core of a five-storey building with a basement, showing cut slabs and walls in poché, a structural grid, named level datums, and plant: an air handling unit and water tank on the terrace, a fire pump set and LV intake in the basement. Schematic only — not a project drawing.ABCDETERRACELEVEL 04LEVEL 03LEVEL 02LEVEL 01GROUNDBASEMENTAIR HANDLING UNITWATER TANKFIRE PUMP SETLV INTAKEASECTION THROUGH THE SERVICES COREKEYAirElectricalWaterFireLow voltageSchematic section, part plan and riser diagram of the five systems TES designsThree viewports. A section through the services core of a five-storey building with a basement, showing cut slabs and walls in poché, a structural grid, named level datums, and plant: an air handling unit and water tank on the terrace, a fire pump set and LV intake in the basement. A part plan of a typical floor showing the core, lifts, stair and services shaft, with the section marker. A single-line riser diagram showing all five services floor by floor. Five service routes run through all three: air, electrical distribution, water in and out, fire protection, and the low-voltage layer. Schematic only — not a project drawing.ABCDETERRACELEVEL 04LEVEL 03LEVEL 02LEVEL 01GROUNDBASEMENTAIR HANDLING UNITWATER TANKFIRE PUMP SETLV INTAKEASECTION THROUGH THE SERVICES CORESHAFTABCDE12AABPART PLAN — TYPICAL FLOORTER04030201GFBASAHUTANKPUMPLVHUBCRISER DIAGRAM — SINGLE LINEKEYAirElectrical distributionWater in, water outFire protectionLow voltageSchematic. Not a project drawing — no building, no dimension, no claim. Graphite is the building; orange is what we design.

Hover a system to trace it through all three views.

How it works

Five steps.

  1. 01

    Send drawings

    Architectural set, plot details, the brief. Nothing else needed.

  2. 02

    Scope & fee range

    Discipline split, drawing schedule, programme, fee range. Or an honest no.

  3. 03

    Design

    Heat loads, SLDs, layouts, BOQ — coordinated against architecture and structure.

  4. 04

    Sanction

    Authority and fire submissions, and the revisions the conditions ask for.

  5. 05

    Site support

    Contractor RFIs, site queries, as-built drawings.

For architects & PMCs

The specifier layer.

You do not buy MEP design — you recommend it, and you carry the risk when it goes wrong. How we fit into your team →

Send the architectural drawings.

You get back the MEP scope, the discipline split, the drawing schedule and a fee range. If the project is not one we should take, we will say so and tell you who it suits.

Start with your drawings