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What each package includes

Prices assume straightforward sheets drafted from usable source DWGs and complete, approved inputs, in the example mix for each package. A different mix or more complex sheets can change the fee, and you get a fixed quote before work starts. Taxes excluded. See the example mixes and inclusions.

Electrical drawing review is quoted separately. Single-lines, three-lines, schematics and interconnections, priced once we see the drawing register.

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A starting point for your scope

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A few sheets or a full drawing set? Start with an allowance, then agree the details with us.

Count each distinct sheet once.

Suggested drafting allowance

Pilot 5

From $500 USD

Up to 5 drawings and 1 consolidated review round.

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Starting prices assume straightforward sheets, usable source DWGs and approved inputs. Taxes excluded. Your fixed quote follows input and complexity review.

What each package includes.

Five, twenty-five or fifty drawings of removal, new-work and existing-drawing updates. Add a separately scoped technical review, or book a review on its own.

Prices apply to the example mix shown for each package. Your written quote confirms the accepted scope, fixed fee and applicable taxes.

See the scope, example mix and review route for each package

Project 25

A full drawing set under one register.

Starting from$2,500USD / package

Up to 25 total drawings

Any mix of removal, new-work and existing-drawing updates, with one agreed drawing register and submission target.

Starting-price example mix: 10 removal + 10 new-work + 5 updates.

2consolidated review rounds

Initial package, two comment rounds and an organized final handoff.

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Milestone 50

Fifty sheets through IFR60, IFR90 and final.

Starting from$5,000USD / package

Up to 50 total drawings

Any mix of removal, new-work and existing-drawing updates, carried as one drawing list through IFR60, IFR90 and a client-authorized final issue.

Starting-price example mix: 20 removal + 20 new-work + 10 updates.

3consolidated review rounds total

IFR60 → IFR90 → pre-final check → authorized final issue.

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Every drafting package includes

  • Editable DWGs
  • Plotted review PDFs
  • Change/query register
  • Drafting QA/QC record

What the starting price covers

Starting prices cover the example mix shown for each package: straightforward sheets using usable source DWGs, complete client-approved markups or layouts, supplied CAD standards and existing details or templates. New drawings are drafted from that approved information. A different mix or greater complexity may change the fee even within the drawing limit. The quoted mix, stage inputs and dates are agreed before work starts.

CAD reconstruction from poor scans, dense or complex schematics, extensive tracing, bespoke detailing and accelerated delivery need a separate assessment. Any fee or schedule change is agreed before extra work.

Starting prices in USD; applicable taxes excluded. Final fixed fee follows input and complexity review.

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How drawings are counted.

Each distinct issued sheet counts once, whatever its type. For example, 20 removal + 20 new-work + 10 existing-drawing updates make one 50-drawing package.

One distinct issued sheet = one drawing

A separately numbered removal sheet and new-work sheet count as two drawings. If both scopes are authorized on one issued sheet, it counts as one. DWG and PDF versions of the same sheet do not count twice.

The allowance is shared across drawing types

Choose an agreed mix of removal, new-work and existing-drawing updates within the 5, 25 or 50 drawing limit. Example mixes are illustrations, not extra allowances. Drawing indexes and cover sheets count if drafting them is part of the agreed deliverables.

Review-stage reissues are already in the scope

Reissuing the same drawing at IFR60, IFR90 and final does not create three drawings. The Milestone 50 limit is 50 distinct sheets in total across the stages. Added sheets require an agreed scope and fee adjustment.

More than 50 drawings, or a different mix?

Share the drawing register, current stage and target date. We will scope a custom batch or staged assignment.

Discuss a custom scope
What is checked before a drafting issue?

Four checks before every issue.

A documented check of the agreed inputs, drawing changes and handoff files.

Agree the check basis

Confirm approved inputs, drawing list, CAD standards, file version and issue requirements before drafting.

Reconcile the markups

Check that approved changes are implemented and unresolved or conflicting instructions are recorded.

Check the drawing package

Check identifiers, revisions, layers, references and cross-sheet tags against supplied information, then inspect plotted output.

Record the handoff

Include the drafting check record, change summary and open-query status with every agreed issue.

This is a documented drafting self-check, not an engineering review; technical drawing review is a separate scoped service. Final design decisions and authorization for use or construction remain with your team.

The Milestone 50 review route.

Three consolidated review rounds across one agreed drawing set, from IFR60 to final issue. Release authority stays with your team.

View the IFR60 → IFR90 → final issue route
  1. IFR60

    Initial review set

    Prepare the agreed drawings from approved inputs for the client's first review. Initial production does not consume a revision round.

  2. ROUND 1

    IFR60 comments → IFR90

    Incorporate one consolidated IFR60 comment set and the agreed stage inputs into the IFR90 review set.

  3. ROUND 2

    IFR90 comments → pre-final

    Incorporate one consolidated IFR90 comment set and return the pre-final set for the client's release review.

  4. ROUND 3

    Pre-final closeout → final issue

    Incorporate the consolidated pre-final comments and prepare the final package after the client's release authorization.

IFR60 and IFR90 are client-defined Issued for Review stages, not a guarantee of percentage completion. Final issue may be IFU (Issued for Use), IFC (Issued for Construction) or another client-defined status. Your procedure sets stage content and release authority.

What counts as a revision?

One round is one consolidated set of comments from your team, agreed before the first drawing.

One round = one consolidated comment set

Your nominated contact combines reviewer comments into one agreed submission. We incorporate the in-scope comments and return the revised set. The allowance is per package, not per sheet or reviewer.

Our drafting corrections do not use your allowance

Drafting errors against the agreed inputs are corrected without an additional drafting charge and without using an included review round.

Planned development is agreed by stage

For Milestone 50, the quotation states which client-approved input development is included at each gate. Planned in-scope stage development is not automatically an extra.

Changes are agreed before extra work

Extra rounds, added drawings, changed project basis, reworked approved layouts or reopened completed stages require an agreed scope, fee and schedule adjustment before proceeding.

Delivery dates follow input and capacity review. The schedule assumes complete agreed inputs and the client's agreed comment-return dates. Changed inputs or late feedback require a revised schedule to be agreed.

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Count distinct sheets once. A separate removal sheet and new-work sheet count as two. Put a combined sheet in its main category; leave unknown counts blank.

Drawing mix not yet specified.

Count each distinct sheet once. This review register is scoped separately from the drafting quantities, even if the same sheets need both services.

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Service terms in brief

The brand

GG Electrical (Global Grid) provides the services on this website. Each assignment is quoted, contracted and invoiced by GG Electrical under an accepted written scope.

The service assignment

Electrical CAD, documentation and technical drawing review within an agreed scope. Drafting implements client-approved direction; technical review evaluates supplied drawings against the agreed design basis and references. Original engineering design, calculation studies, field verification, installation and signing or sealing are outside these packages. Final design decisions and release authorization remain with the responsible project team.

Before work begins

Confirm that the assignment is permitted in the project jurisdiction, conflicts are cleared, software and file access are authorized, confidentiality is agreed, and the scope, fee, payment terms, delivery date and review allowance are approved in writing.

Drafting packages and client revision rounds

Pilot 5 includes up to five drawings and one consolidated in-scope review round; Project 25 includes up to 25 drawings and two rounds; Milestone 50 includes up to 50 drawings and three rounds in total. Drawing allowances cover the agreed mix of removal, new-work and existing-drawing updates. Starting fees are shown in USD; the written quote confirms the fixed fee, applicable taxes and accepted scope. A round is one consolidated comment set for the agreed package, not one allowance per sheet or reviewer. Initial production is separate from the included rounds.

Drafting errors against agreed inputs are corrected without an additional drafting charge and without consuming a review round. Planned client-approved development is defined by stage in the quotation. Added drawings, changes to the agreed basis, extra rounds and reopening completed stages require a scope, fee and schedule adjustment before work proceeds.

IFR60 and IFR90 are client-defined review gates. The final issue code and any IFU or IFC authorization follow the client's procedure; GG does not grant engineering or construction approval through this drafting service. Final terms belong in the accepted written agreement.

Technical electrical drawing review

Technical review is a separately quoted service, with an initial review of the agreed drawing register and one closeout pass on the original comments. It includes marked-up PDFs, prioritized findings, cross-drawing discrepancies and closeout status. A combined assignment states the drafting and review roles, deliverables and allowances; the drafting starting fee does not cover both services.

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