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SPIDAcalc Analysis for electric distribution utilities.

Pole loading and structural verification in SPIDAcalc — attachment and wind cases modelled against safety factors, with an engineering report per structure. Built for utility distribution design managers and practice leads: Production drafting and analysis that plugs into your distribution design pipeline and holds to your construction standard.

01In-house vs. Spanex support
MetricIn-house teamSpanex Engineering
Cost efficiencyFixed salaried capacity, paid whether the queue is full or notCost-effective per-project support — pay for the work, not idle time
TurnaroundBound by local working hoursOvernight production against your time zone; review starts your morning
ScalabilityHiring and training lead time to add capacityScale a run up or down by the project, no hiring
StandardsYour CAD standard and codeYour CAD standard and code — we adopt yours, not ours
Quality controlReviewer often also the drafterIndependent lead review on every package before release
02Software compatibility
AutoCAD logoNative drafting & construction sheets
SPIDAcalc logoPole loading & structural analysis
ArcGIS logoEnterprise GIS & asset data
QGIS logoOpen-source GIS & parcel data
MicroStation logoDGN drafting for select utilities
Landbase logoSurvey-true base & ROW alignment
03Scope
  • Pole loading and structural verification
  • Attachment and wind loading cases
  • NESC / CSA safety-factor assessment
  • Engineering reports per structure
04Workflow & compliance
Loading district
NESC Heavy / Medium / Light
Safety factors
Applied per governing code
Output
Capacity report + make-ready per pole
05Questions

Common questions

Which loading standards do you model to?

We model to the governing standard for the asset — NESC Heavy, Medium or Light districts, or CSA load cases — using your SPIDAcalc client file and pass/fail thresholds.

Do you return make-ready when a pole fails?

Yes. Every failing structure carries a specific, buildable make-ready — transfer, re-tension, guy or anchor change, or replacement — with framing called out.

Can you scale for a large pole run?

Yes. Offshore capacity lets us scale a run up or down by the project without you hiring, while a lead reviews every result.

Why work with Spanex Engineering for spidacalc analysis?

Production drafting and analysis that plugs into your distribution design pipeline and holds to your construction standard.

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