NRS Engineering
Electrical Engineering Consultants, Lighting Design, CAD Drafting Services
Registered as NRS Engineering Ltd.
About NRS Engineering
NRS Engineering Ltd. is a Prince George-based electrical engineering consulting firm operating since 1980. It provides professional electrical engineering services across Northern British Columbia, including design, project management, construction supervision, CAD drafting, plotting, and lighting design for municipal, commercial, industrial, institutional, and residential projects.
Hours and details
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Services
- Concept development and design
- Tender evaluation and award
- Construction supervision
- Project management
- Design-build partnerships
- Computer-aided design (CAD)
- In-house plotting of drawings
- Lighting system design
- Building audits and assessments
- Lighting upgrades
- Feasibility studies
- Cost estimating
Products and specialties
- Plotting and scanning services
- Lighting design calculations
- Tender document packages
Also listed as: Electrical engineering consultant, Engineering consultant, Drafting service
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- 556 North Nechako Rd
Prince George, BC V2K 1A1North Nechako neighbourhood - (250) 562-0551(250) 562-0558
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