New York Mta Cad As-builts
Construction Administration
NEW YORK MTA AS-BUILT EXPERIENCE
VIATechnik is a fast growing engineering organization that offers as-built drafting services to leading General Contractors for large MTA projects among other services. Founded by Stanford engineering graduates, VIATechnik utilizes a highly-educated, experienced, and professional drafting group with experience in infrastructure, oil & gas, commercial establishments, and government facilities. We understand the MTAs requirements and specifications – our focus on detail will ensure that your projects are completed on time and within budget. Our functional expertise helps us deliver results to our large and global clients. We have proven a methodology to complete our CAD redline projects on time. We blend the perfect mix of human capital and technology to effect an affordable as-built delivery model.
The best way to start a project with our team is through the form below. This will help us have the most appropriate person contact you. We will respond within 24 hours. You can also call us at (312) 462-1060 or email us at [email protected].
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