Capabilities
Substations and Foundations
Civil and structural construction, equipment foundations, concrete pads, grounding, structural steel, drilled shafts, and caisson installation.
Civil and structural construction for substations and the heavy foundations utility infrastructure stands on.
Scope runs from site work and concrete foundations through structural steel, grounding systems, drilled shafts, and vibratory caisson installation for transmission structures.
SPE coordinates the civil package with the utility's electrical scope so foundations, pads, and structures are ready when the equipment arrives.
Scope of work
- Substation civil and site work
- Equipment foundations and concrete pads
- Grounding systems and structural steel
- Drilled shaft foundations
- Vibratory caisson installation
What SPE brings
IBEW-affiliated union workforce
Experienced, field-based project leadership
Safety planning tailored to each site and scope
Equipment and personnel matched to project requirements
Clear coordination with utilities and project partners

More capabilities
The rest of the line-up.
Distribution and Transmission
Overhead and underground construction, system rebuilds, reconductoring, pole replacement, upgrades, and ongoing maintenance.
Visit page →Maintenance and Inspections
Scheduled maintenance programs, pole inspections, reliability improvements, equipment replacement, and preventative infrastructure work.
Visit page →Municipal and Streetlighting Services
Streetlight installation, system maintenance, outage repair, knockdown replacement, and corridor-wide improvement programs.
Visit page →Site Access and Restoration
Access matting, temporary roads, staging areas, right-of-way preparation, grading, and site restoration.
Visit page →Emergency and Storm Restoration
Rapid mobilization of qualified union crews, equipment operators, field leadership, and support personnel for emergency restoration and rebuilding.
Visit page →Let’s discuss the scope.
Planning a project or maintenance program? SPE is ready to talk through the work.

