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— Engineering Services

Seven integrated disciplines. One accountable practice.

RMC Engineering delivers full-scope MEP, fire protection, telecommunications, electronic security, and low-voltage design under a single set of drawings — stamped and reviewed by the engineer of record.

— 01 · What We Design
Disciplines

Every discipline, coordinated from day one.

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Electrical Engineering

Power distribution, lighting, grounding, and emergency systems — from service entrance through branch circuits. NEC 2023 compliant, code-first design.

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Mechanical Engineering

HVAC, hydronics, and building envelope integration. ASHRAE 90.1 energy modeling, load calculations, and equipment selection for performance and efficiency.

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Plumbing Engineering

Domestic water, sanitary, storm, and specialty piping systems. IPC compliance, backflow prevention, and hydraulic modeling for complex facilities.

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Fire Protection Engineering

Sprinkler, standpipe, and suppression system design. NFPA 13/14/20 compliance, hydraulic calculations, and life safety integration.

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Telecommunications

Structured cabling, distribution frames, pathway design, and TIA-568/569/606 compliance. Data centers, campus networks, and enterprise facilities.

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Electronic Security

Access control, video surveillance, and intrusion detection design. Integrated with mechanical and low-voltage systems for coordinated commissioning.

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Low Voltage

Nurse call, public address, audio-visual, and specialty systems. Coordinated with electrical and telecommunications infrastructure from schematic design forward.

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Not sure what you need?

Most projects touch multiple disciplines. Send us the scope — we'll respond with a clear proposal covering only the systems your project actually needs.

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— Coordinated Delivery

One set of drawings. One engineer of record.

Multi-discipline coordination is where most projects fail. We integrate the disciplines upfront rather than layering them on separately — catching conflicts in the design phase where they're still cheap to resolve.