DesignTech provides our clients with a wide range of engineering services. Our primary services include design for mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire suppression engineering. We provide these services for a wide variety of industries and facilities.

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Upper East Side, NYC Infrastructure Upgrades
Upper East Side, NYC Infrastructure Upgrades

Updates from this long-term building renovation including progress images of the chiller plant installation.

Welcome to the Team, 2019 Mechanical and Electrical Interns
Welcome to the Team, 2019 Mechanical and Electrical Interns

Three engineering interns have joined DTI this summer! Here’s what they’ve been doing

DTI Virginia Office Relocation
DTI Virginia Office Relocation

The DesignTech Inc. Virginia office has relocated! We are now located at 540 Fort Evans Rd. NE Leesburg, VA 20176

Welcome! 2018 Electrical and Mechanical Interns
Welcome! 2018 Electrical and Mechanical Interns

Our three engineering interns have been hard at work this summer! Check out how they have been assisting our design teams!

Our Process: Always visit the site
Our Process: Always visit the site

For renovation work, we always visit the project site. Here we discuss why this is an core principle for all projects.

How I studied (and thankfully passed) the Mechanical PE Exam: PART 3
How I studied (and thankfully passed) the Mechanical PE Exam: PART 3

Figuring out how to study for a test that is more than six months away doesn't have to be a daunting task.

How I studied (and thankfully passed) the Mechanical PE Exam: PART 2
How I studied (and thankfully passed) the Mechanical PE Exam: PART 2

Late addition to the list: Massive quantities of post workday coffee!

How I studied (and thankfully passed) the Mechanical PE Exam: Part 1
How I studied (and thankfully passed) the Mechanical PE Exam: Part 1

How I studied? Hard and a lot. Blog post over.

Growth in 2017: New hires for all trades at DesignTech
Growth in 2017: New hires for all trades at DesignTech
AIA Continuing Education: DesignTech now offering accredited courses!
AIA Continuing Education: DesignTech now offering accredited courses!
AHR Expo 2017: 4 Things We Learned
AHR Expo 2017: 4 Things We Learned
NAIOP Northern VA: And the Winners Are...
NAIOP Northern VA: And the Winners Are...
Sparta, Wisconsin: Modular Chiller Witness Test
Sparta, Wisconsin: Modular Chiller Witness Test
On-the-job Experience: 2016 DesignTech Interns
On-the-job Experience: 2016 DesignTech Interns

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MD Office:
10410 Kensington Parkway/Suite 200
Kensington, MD 20895
T: (301) 949-2068     Email: info@designtecheng.com

 

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540 Fort Evans Rd. NE Suite 208
Leesburg, VA  20176
T: (703) 723-1126      Email: info@designtecheng.com

 

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A good MEP engineer: • Can quickly define the problem, and then take time to work toward a solution. • Either knows the answer, or knows how to find the answer. • Is a team player. • Produces CDs that are constructible, meaning th
Work with and listen to the client. Work with the client to develop options. Work closely with the mechanical and electrical contractors and respond to their questions in a timely manner to move the project forward. Produce good MEP drawings that the
Reliability alongside a proactive attitude makes for a good starting MEP engineer. These attributes allow young engineers to learn a great deal about the industry from more senior engineers quickly. Close proximity to experienced engineers helps buil
One who is responsive to the client’s needs. Whether it is answering a phone call or returning one promptly or providing a quick response to an RFI. Even if you can’t get the RFI response right away letting the client know you are working

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