K&A Power provides comprehensive power distribution engineering services for electric utility distribution systems, focusing on overhead and underground infrastructure. Our services encompass design and analysis, including load forecasting, pole loading assessments, and root cause investigations of system issues.
Whether you need to expand grid capacity, upgrade aging infrastructure, or support rising demand from growing communities and industrial development, our power distribution engineering services ensure your system performs reliably.
Yes. K&A provides engineering design for both overhead and underground distribution systems. Our overhead work covers primary and secondary systems, feeder lines, and network reconfigurations. Our underground work covers cable system design for urban environments and locations where overhead infrastructure is impractical. Many programs require both, and our teams are structured to handle either or both within a single engagement.
We work across a wide range of project scales, from single-circuit design assignments to territory-wide programs spanning thousands of miles. Our work for utilities has included everything from individual feeder upgrades to multi-year distribution line inspection and deficiency programs covering entire service territories. When a project calls for it, we also bring in power system studies support for load forecasting, system analysis, and capacity planning
We serve electric utilities, including investor-owned utilities, cooperatives, and municipals, along with energy developers, contractors, and industrial clients in North America and internationally.
Yes. K&A has delivered grid hardening programs for major US utilities, including storm hardening across distribution circuits in the Northeast and wildfire risk mitigation in California. Both program types demand technical accuracy and the ability to execute at scale under regulatory and schedule pressure, and our teams have a proven track record in both.
Speed, quality, and schedule form the foundation of our performance criteria. These metrics are continuously measured and monitored through our KPI scorecard system to ensure projects are delivered on time and meet our high-quality standards.
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) provide measurable insights into operational and business performance over time. By tracking critical metrics, KPIs help identify inefficiencies, measure progress, and support informed strategic decision-making. A robust KPI tracking system enables continuous improvement, greater accountability, and better business outcomes, while helping prevent missed opportunities and unrealized revenue potential.
Yes. Distribution systems increasingly need to account for DER impacts on capacity, protection, and power flow. Our distribution engineering work connects directly with our DER interconnection services, where projects require it.
