MEP Engineering

MEP Engineering

MEP Engineering Services

Coordinate building services from design to installation.

Coordinate the building services that make a facility usable, maintainable and ready for operation. Teckniv provides mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire-protection engineering for commercial, industrial and infrastructure projects. We develop the systems together with the architectural and structural design, resolving interfaces before they reach site.

Who we support

Developers, facility owners, EPC contractors and architects that need mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems coordinated with the building and its operational requirements.

Discuss your project
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MEP Engineering Services • India & international projects

01 / Engineering capabilities

Capabilities shaped around your project.

The scope is agreed around the decisions, interfaces and engineering outputs your team needs. These work areas can be combined into a defined package.

Mechanical and fire protection

Develop HVAC loads, ventilation, equipment arrangements and utility systems. Coordinate fire-water, sprinkler and other protection requirements with the project’s occupancy and design criteria.

Electrical and low-current systems

Develop power distribution, lighting, backup-power, earthing and lightning-protection designs. Coordinate fire alarm, communications, security and building-management interfaces.

Plumbing and water systems

Design water supply, storage, pumping, drainage and wastewater interfaces. Review rainwater, water reuse and demand requirements as part of the facility design.

BIM and delivery support

Develop coordinated models, service layouts and quantity information. Support shop-drawing review, construction queries, testing inputs and as-built documentation within the agreed package.

More about the scope

Mechanical (HVAC, Fire, Utilities)

HVAC Design

  • System selection (VRF/VRV, Chilled Water, DX, Hybrid)
  • Load calculations, psychrometrics, ventilation rate compliance
  • Duct design, static pressure, fan and pump sizing
  • Cleanroom/healthcare design (filtration, pressure cascades, ACH)
  • Heat recovery, economizers, demand control ventilation (DCV)

Thermal comfort & IAQ optimization

Fire Protection

Fire Protection

  • Hydraulically calculated sprinkler networks (Wet/Dry/Pre‑action)
  • Standpipes, hydrants, gas suppression (FM‑200/NOVEC), water mist
  • Pump room design, fire tanks, zoning, alarm integration
  • NFPA/IS compliance drawings and calculations

Mechanical Utilities

  • Compressed air, process cooling water (PCW), chilled/hot water
  • LPG/CNG utility routing, safety interlocks, ventilation
  • Boiler/heat pump systems, hot water generation and distribution

Deliverables: HVAC load reports, equipment schedules, schematics, layout drawings, BOQs, control sequences, datasheets.

Electrical (Power, Lighting, ELV, Earthing)

Power Distribution

  • Load estimation, diversity & demand factors
  • HT/LT design, substation layouts, transformer & DG sizing
  • Switchgear, busducts, MCC/PCC panels, automatic transfer schemes
  • Harmonic studies, power factor correction, arc‑flash risk reduction

Lighting & Emergency Power

  • Lux level calculations, lighting layouts (indoor/outdoor)
  • Emergency lighting, UPS and critical power architectures
  • Solar PV integration, net‑metering readiness

Earthing & Lightning Protection

  • Earth grid design, soil resistivity assessment
  • Lightning protection (LPS) as per IEC/IS, risk assessment

ELV/Special Systems

  • Fire alarm & detection, PA/VA, CCTV, ACS
  • BMS/BAS integration, metering, energy analytics
  • Structured cabling, data/voice networks, Wi‑Fi planning

Deliverables: SLDs, cable sizing, panel schedules, protection settings, lighting layouts, earthing/LPS layouts, ELV schematics, BOMs.

Plumbing & Public Health Engineering (PHE)

Water Systems

  • Source, treatment (WTP/RO), storage, pumping & distribution
  • Pipe sizing, pressure zoning, booster sets, water balance

Drainage & Sanitation

  • Internal & external drainage, gradient checks, venting
  • STP designs, pre‑treatment/grease traps for kitchens

Rainwater & Sustainability

  • Rainwater harvesting (RWH) design, recharge systems
  • Low‑flow fixtures, reclaimed water loops, water reuse plans

Gas & Specialty Piping (as applicable)

  • Medical gases (healthcare), LPG/CNG networks, safety audits

Deliverables: PHE schematics, layouts, hydraulic calculations, isometrics, fixture unit schedules, valve lists, BOQs.

Energy, Safety & Sustainability
  • Energy modeling (EPI targets), VFDs, high‑COP chillers/heat pumps
  • Heat recovery, condenser water optimization, pump/fan right‑sizing
  • Daylight integration, high‑efficacy lighting & advanced controls
  • Water‑saving fixtures, RWH, reuse loops, smart metering
  • Safety by design: redundancy, segregation, labeling, maintainability

Sectors We Serve

  • Commercial & Mixed‑Use: Offices, malls, hotels
  • Industrial & Logistics: Plants, warehouses, cold storage
  • Healthcare: Hospitals, labs, cleanrooms
  • Data Centers: Tier I–III electrical and cooling architectures
  • Education & Public: Campuses, terminals, stations
  • Residential: High‑rise, townships, smart buildings

02 / Your engineering package

Clear deliverables. Ready for the next team.

The deliverable list is agreed at the start. Each issue identifies its purpose, revision and outstanding inputs for the next project stage.

  • Basis of design and system calculations
  • Coordinated layouts, schematics and sections
  • Equipment, cable and fixture schedules
  • Specifications and bills of quantities
  • BIM models and coordination registers
  • Testing inputs and as-built documentation

03 / How we work

A clear route from requirement to handover.

We establish the design basis first, then develop and review the package with your project team.

  1. 01

    Agree the requirement

    Confirm facility requirements and the MEP design basis.

  2. 02

    Develop the package

    Develop system options, loads and calculations.

  3. 03

    Review & coordinate

    Coordinate service routes and resolve model interfaces.

  4. 04

    Issue & hand over

    Issue the design package and provide agreed construction or commissioning support.

04 / The technical context

Aligned with your facility and requirements.

The equipment duty, project location and client standards determine the methods, platforms and acceptance criteria.

Industries & applications

Commercial buildings, industrial facilities, warehouses, healthcare, laboratories, data centers, campuses, terminals and residential developments. Design criteria reflect occupancy, process needs and continuity requirements.

Software & digital delivery

Revit-based BIM models and Navisworks coordination can support the design where required. CAD drawings, load and hydraulic calculations, equipment schedules and asset information are delivered in the agreed formats; model and asset-data scope are defined separately.

Standards & design basis

Depending on the project, references may include NBC, IS/IEC, ECBC, ASHRAE, ISHRAE, NFPA, IEEE and IPC. Client requirements for IGBC/LEED, WELL or energy management are incorporated when specified. The applicable editions and authority requirements are established for the location and building use.

05 / Before you begin

Frequently asked questions

Practical answers to common scope and coordination questions.

Can MEP design support an operating facility upgrade?
Yes. Existing services, shutdown constraints, available capacities and temporary requirements should be reviewed before the modification is detailed.
Are energy and water improvements part of the scope?
They can be included through system selection, demand assessment and defined improvement studies. Targets and evaluation criteria should be agreed for the facility.
How are MEP systems coordinated with architecture and structure?
Space, equipment access, shafts, openings and routes are reviewed together. Model or drawing coordination records clashes and decisions before they are developed into construction details.
Can commissioning and handover documentation be included?
Yes. The agreed package can include test procedures, testing and balancing plans, equipment schedules, as-built records and an O&M document index. Site testing responsibilities and acceptance criteria must be defined.