Solutions Portfolio

Water, energy, MEP, and the paperwork that connects them

Four fronts under one technical direction, from feasibility to commissioning — for residential, tourism-hospitality, industrial and urban projects.

EXERGÍA service fronts — electrical, water, gas, HVAC, mechanical and control — over the Los Cabos region
Regional focusWater, energy and MEP integrated over the same territory: Los Cabos, BCS.
Diagnosis

What EXERGÍA sees across water and energy projects in BCS

Drawing on its technical director's track record in the region — CFE, CONAGUA, electrical supply and MEP engineering — EXERGÍA sees recurring patterns in how infrastructure projects are planned and executed in Los Cabos.

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Water and energy, apart

Hydraulic and electrical design are usually split between different firms, with no single technical direction integrating them from the pre-project stage.

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Permitting arrives late

CFE (SIGLA V2, SISPROTER, DEPRORED) and CONAGUA procedures usually start after design is finished, when adjusting the project to the agency's requirements already costs more.

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Specialists with no integrator

Without a technical direction coordinating them, each provider (BIM, submetering, power quality) works in isolation and the project loses value engineering.

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Portfolio

Four fronts, one technical direction

Water — networks, desalination and wastewater plants in Los Cabos, BCS
01 · Water

Water

Design and feasibility for potable water networks, sanitary and storm drainage, desalination and wastewater treatment plants, and deep well drilling — with CONAGUA permitting built into the same process.

How EXERGÍA does it

With pumping and flow tests under CONAGUA's Book 40 methodology, and in-situ water quality testing (pH, conductivity, salinity, TDS, dissolved oxygen) that supports the design.

Key benefit

One technical point of contact between hydraulic design and the CONAGUA concession process.

Potable waterSanitary and storm drainageDesalination and WWTPDeep wellsCONAGUA concessions
Energy — medium and low voltage, substations, in Los Cabos, BCS
02 · Energy

Energy

Medium and low voltage networks, service connections and private substations, photovoltaic systems and microgrids with storage — from pre-project to commissioning.

How EXERGÍA does it

By integrating photovoltaic, utility grid, BESS and gas generation into one microgrid scheme, with electrical calculation memos under CFE specification.

Key benefit

Less dependence on a single supply source, with documented preventive and corrective maintenance.

Medium and low voltageGrid-tied / off-grid / hybrid PVMicrogrids and BESSPower qualityEV charging
MEP installations — electrical, plumbing, HVAC in Los Cabos, BCS
03 · MEP Installations

MEP Installations

Design and execution of electrical, plumbing and LP gas installations, HVAC and CCTV, with contract administration of subcontractors through commissioning.

How EXERGÍA does it

With single-line diagrams, load schedules and as-built projects, plus direct coordination of quantities and unit prices with each subcontractor.

Key benefit

One technical direction follows the build from drawing to commissioning, without losing traceability.

Electrical and plumbingLP gasHVACCCTVCommissioning and start-up
Project direction and regulatory management — permitting, Los Cabos, BCS
04 · Direction & regulatory management

Project direction & regulatory management

Permitting before CFE (SIGLA V2, SISPROTER, DEPRORED) and CONAGUA, technical-financial feasibility studies, and coordination of specialists, contractors and suppliers under one technical direction.

How EXERGÍA does it

With BIM collaboration on the Autodesk ACC/Forma platform, bringing investors, specialists and site teams into a single project model.

Key benefit

Regulatory permitting is planned from design, not handled afterward as a correction.

SIGLA V2SISPROTERDEPROREDCONAGUA concessionsBIM collaboration

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