For teams accountable for energization

Turn power plans into energized capacity.

Critical-power teams use CoreGrid to see what is ready, what is blocked, and what must happen next across engineering, equipment, suppliers, and delivery.

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Live record
PROJECT PATH

What needs attention next?

Project ACTIVE
Electrical scope Drawing and equipment requirements recorded
Ready
Medium-voltage switchgear Alternate supplier response recorded
Decision
Transformer package Technical and commercial review
Review
Next project decision Review the switchgear options before the October factory-release milestone.
Milestones linked Options compared Owner assigned

Start with an active project

Start with the work that needs to move.

PROJECT VIEW

A project or program needs an operating view

Connect participants, conditions, milestones, open questions, and approvals.

DELIVERY

An awarded package needs control

Track production, logistics, exceptions, evidence, and delivery.

Verified execution experience

Fourteen transformers. Quoted at 52–70 weeks. Delivered in 24.

THE SITUATION

Fourteen medium-voltage transformers were required inside a 28-week window.

THE WORK

CoreGrid structured the requirement, developed viable OEM paths, and supported validation through delivery. The customer approved the technical and commercial path.

THE RESULT 4 weeks
Inside the required project window Protecting the project’s path to energization.

The problem

A late equipment decision can move the energization date.

CoreGrid connects requirements, factory milestones, logistics, installation, and commissioning so the team can see the consequence and act earlier.

1 Equipment decision
2 Factory release
3 Logistics
4 Installation
5 Commissioning
6 Energization

Every decision stays tied to the downstream milestones it can move.

How it works

Add what you have. See what needs to happen next.

Start with one live project. The platform organizes the available information and makes the next decisions visible.

1

Add the work

Bring the files, schedule, supplier responses, or diligence material already on hand.

2

Expose the gaps

See missing requirements, dependencies, and decisions.

3

Compare viable paths

Review options against technical, commercial, schedule, and delivery needs.

4

Approve and keep moving

Your team chooses the path. The platform carries it through delivery.

Commercial proof

Built through real critical-power execution.

$45M+critical-power equipment project valueCompleted and active work
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Manufacturer coverage

More equipment paths when the schedule is tight.

160+ supplier records across 35+ critical-power and supporting-infrastructure categories

Broader market visibility helps teams compare viable paths without losing the project's technical and commercial requirements.

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HD Hyundai Electric logo
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The platform in practice

Carry every approved path through delivery.

Requirements, supplier options, decisions, production milestones, logistics, and delivery evidence stay tied to the project outcome.

The platform Organizes requirements and responses, compares options, and tracks decisions and milestones.
CoreGrid experts Help with technical validation, supplier introductions, and execution issues when needed.
Your team Approves technical, commercial, award, and project decisions.
Explore the supply network

Start with a live project

Start with what you have.

Bring one live project and the information already on hand. See what is known, what is missing, and which decision needs an owner next.

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