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Substations, transmission lines, and LT panel boards — engineered, built, and commissioned by one accountable team across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
Design, erection, and commissioning of 11kV to 220kV substations — civil works, HT switchyard, underground cable, DTR, layout electrification, and DISCOM synchronisation.
HT overhead transmission line construction — tower foundation, stringing, tensioning, and conductor installation for 11kV to 220kV systems, including voltage upgradation.
In-house fabrication and field installation of LT distribution boards, MCCs, APFC panels, and custom switchgear for industrial applications.
Supply of HT/LT electrical materials — 11kV to 220kV CTs & PTs, distribution transformers, VCBs, switchgear, and panel boards sourced and delivered across AP & Telangana.
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A substation, its incoming transmission line, and its outgoing LT distribution can each sit at a different voltage class — and in a fragmented delivery model, that often means separate contractors for each, with the client absorbing the coordination risk between them. A turnkey EPC scope run by one 'A' Grade licensed team removes that handoff risk because design, procurement, and construction across all voltage levels stay under a single accountable contract.
CEIG clearance and DISCOM synchronisation are separate approvals from separate authorities, and projects that treat them as an afterthought — engaged only once construction is complete — routinely lose weeks to documentation gaps discovered late. Handling both inside the EPC scope means drawing approval and synchronisation planning start alongside design, not after commissioning.
Voltage upgradation (sometimes called voltage augmentation, though upgradation is the term that shows up in official technical literature) is the process of raising an existing transmission line or substation to operate at a higher voltage — for example, converting a 132kV line to 220kV — rather than building new infrastructure from scratch. It requires close coordination between the line and substation teams, since the tower, conductor, and switchyard equipment all have different tolerances at the higher voltage class.
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An electrical EPC contractor handles the full scope of a project — engineering design, procurement of materials and equipment, and construction/installation — under one accountable team, rather than coordinating separate designers, suppliers, and installers.
Yes. Daakshyaani holds an 'A' Grade electrical contractor license, authorising work across all voltage levels from 11kV up to 220kV, in both Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
Yes. CEIG inspection coordination and DISCOM synchronisation/energisation are handled in-house as part of the EPC delivery, so clients do not need to engage a separate approvals consultant.
Daakshyaani executes engineering EPC projects across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, serving industrial, commercial, government, and renewable energy clients.
