Your detailers should be on tendons.
You do the post-tensioning. The passive steel in the same slab — bursting bars at every anchorage, the transfer section where rebar has to thread past the ducts — lands on the same desks anyway. We detail that half, against your layout, in your title block.
Your detailing team is a post-tension team. They know drape profiles, stressing sequence, elongation. Then the reinforcement in the same slab arrives, and it goes to the same people — because it is the same drawing.
It is slow work for a PT detailer and it is not what they are for. We take that half of the package so your team stays on the tendons.
The tendon layout. Drape profiles, force and elongation, stressing sequence, the system — that is your design and your specialism. It reaches us as the underlay we detail against. We don’t produce it, we don’t reissue it, and we don’t second-guess your engineer.
Where the reinforcement can’t build as the layout is drawn, you get the section marked and a note back — not a silent rework. Revisions run through us, in your title block and your bar-mark conventions, so your engineers stay on design instead of drafting.
Post-tensioned podium slabs and transfer structures on Vision 2030 projects across KSA and the UAE — anchorage-zone reinforcement, the passive steel through congested transfer sections, BBS coordinated against the tendon layout. Client and project names are stripped; the scope reads true to anyone who has detailed around PT.
Send one level — the deck where the bursting bars fight the anchorages, the transfer level nobody has hours for. We detail a portion and return the drawings and schedules for your own checkers to read.
Your files stay your files; no commitment.