

K&A provides field services spanning two critical and interconnected disciplines: strategic planning and construction management. Together, they support utilities, developers, and industrial clients in aligning organizational priorities with on-the-ground project execution.
Our construction management teams work across power plants, substations, and transmission line projects, serving both K&A EPC programs and independent client projects. Our strategic planning services help organizations set direction, allocate resources, and build the operational capacity to deliver.












K&A’s field service engineers support electric utility projects across substations, transmission lines, distribution lines, distributed generation, and power generation - across EPC, Design-Build, Design-Bid-Build, and Design Assist delivery methods. We work on both greenfield projects and upgrades to existing infrastructure, at any scale from single-site assignments to multi-year territory-wide programs.
Yes. K&A’s field service engineers cover the full project lifecycle, from pre-construction planning and on-site supervision through testing, commissioning, and system acceptance - within a single engagement if required. Having the same team across both phases reduces handoff risk and keeps institutional knowledge on the project throughout.
Our utility field services include full-service inspection, testing, and acceptance of protective relays, low-, medium-, and high-voltage transmission and distribution equipment, substation components, and generation equipment. We also establish baseline records and trending data to support ongoing preventive maintenance programs for our clients.
Yes - this is a core strength. K&A has deployed field teams across programs spanning thousands of miles and hundreds of sites simultaneously, including pole inventory programs covering 520,495+ assets on Long Island and distribution line inspection programs across 11,000 miles in Maine. Our 20+ offices across North America allow rapid mobilization to most utility service territories.
