RCC & Steel Detailing, BOQ & Shop Drawings

Structural detailing turns an engineer’s approved design into coordinated drawings and schedules used for review, fabrication, or construction. Depending on scope, it can cover reinforced concrete/rebar drawings, structural steel drawings, shop drawings, and quantity schedules.

RCC means reinforced cement concrete, a common term for concrete reinforced with steel bars. In U.S. project language, “reinforced concrete” and “rebar detailing” are more commonly used terms for reinforcement drawings and schedules.

As defined in project scope, rebar detailing may include reinforcement plans, sections, bar marks, placement information, and bar bending schedules. We use current structural design and project detailing standards provided by the engineer.

Yes. Structural shop drawings are included with the agreed detailing package. The sheet list, member references, file formats, and review cycles are confirmed during scope review.

A structural BOQ or quantity takeoff can include agreed quantities for concrete, reinforcing steel, and structural steel measurable from supplied drawings or a model. Measurement rules, units, exclusions, and source revision should be documented with the package.

Yes. The scope can include RCC/rebar detailing and structural steel detailing for the same project. The structural engineer’s current design information and required drawing interfaces are reviewed before work starts.

No. Twenty-one days is a target schedule for the agreed deliverables, not a blanket guarantee. Timing depends on drawing/model volume, input completeness, design decisions, and review availability; milestones are confirmed after scope review.

Provide latest structural drawings or model, design calculations or engineer instructions, specifications, drawing list, revision status, project standards, required formats, BOQ measurement rules, and target issue date. We identify missing inputs during scope review.

This service is structural detailing and documentation based on design information provided by the client’s responsible engineer. It does not replace structural engineering design, professional review, approval, code responsibility, or any seal required by the project jurisdiction.

Depending on agreed scope, deliverables can include AutoCAD DWG, Revit RVT, and PDF files. Confirm software versions, units, templates, naming rules, and issue method before production.

Pricing depends on project size, drawing list, structural systems, source-file condition, level of detail, BOQ requirements, formats, and schedule. Share available files and scope to request a project-based quotation.