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RCDD-Led ICT Design & Project Management

Communications infrastructure, designed right the first time.

Standards-driven ICT design and project management for general contractors, A/E firms, and design teams that need an RCDD-certified hand — delivered remotely, on retainer, by project, or as white-label overflow support.

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RCDD-certified·BICSI member·Designs to BICSI / TIA / NEC·Remote-first
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A sample sheet, drawn the way we deliver them — hover or tap the drawing to read it.
RCDD
Certified design lead
ICT
Cabling, OSP & low-voltage design
QA
Independent standards review
White-label
Overflow support for firms

Verify the credential

The practice is led by C. Morris, RCDD. Don’t take the site’s word for it — BICSI maintains a public credential directory at bicsi.org; ask us for the registered name and check it. A legitimate RCDD expects you to.

Defined response windows

Inquiry and construction-response expectations are written into the proposal for the actual scope. RFI windows are agreed before work starts, not improvised after an issue reaches the field.

No invented numbers

This site publishes no fabricated statistics, client counts, or testimonials. If a number appears here, it’s real — the same rule our drawings follow.

Drawing intelligence

From background to buildable set.

Every line earns its place. Architectural inputs become coordinated pathways, device locations, review comments, and an issue-ready package with a clear responsibility trail.

ICT drawing coordination workflowA technical floor plan progresses from architectural background through cable routing and quality review to an RCDD-reviewed issue set.OPEN OFFICECONFERENCETR-1CORRIDOROFFICE 104WORKROOMOFFICE 106LOBBYER-1 / RACK AQA-07VERIFY 30% FILLCOORDINATEDISSUED FOR COORDINATIONRCDD REVIEWEDT-101REV 02
Designed before it is built

Infrastructure made visible.

Illustrative technical studies show the kinds of spaces, pathways, and review decisions coordinated in an ICT package. Project drawings remain project-specific.

Illustrative cutaway of an organized telecommunications room with equipment racks, ladder tray, cable routing, and grounding
01 / Telecom roomsClearances, pathways, racks, and bonding coordinated as one system.
Illustrative campus cutaway showing an underground outside-plant fiber route between two buildings
02 / OSP pathwaysThe route below grade is designed with the building entrances above it.
Illustrative telecommunications drawing set with coordinated redline review comments
03 / QA reviewComments tied to the sheet, the condition, and the required correction.

Concept illustrations — not photographs of completed client projects.

What we do

Three disciplines, one stamp.

Design, manage, and review the communications infrastructure that other trades depend on – to BICSI, TIA, and NEC standards.

ICT Design

Riser diagrams, pathway routing, BOM, signal & power coordination — for new build, retrofit, and tenant fit-out.

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Project Management

Construction administration, RFI response, submittals, schedule oversight. We carry your design through closeout.

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Standards & QA Review

Independent peer review of in-house or third-party design packages — flagged against BICSI TDMM and TIA standards.

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Why this firm

The cost of getting it wrong is a punch-list of cabling pulled and pathways rerouted.

Four reasons firms and contractors can keep credentialed ICT support within reach.

RCDD-led design

Defined ICT design scopes are led and reviewed by C. Morris, Registered Communications Distribution Designer — with the sign-off boundary written into the proposal.

Remote-first workflow

Cloud-based file workflows and version-controlled drawings. We plug into your tools and schedule without needing a desk in your office.

Standards-driven QA

Drawing packages are reviewed against the project requirements and the applicable TIA, BICSI, and code coordination boundary before issue.

White-label overflow

We work quietly behind A/E and design firms at peak load — under your brand, on your templates. Your client never has to know we exist.

How an engagement works

The shape of every project.

Whether you brought us in at schematic design or for a single peer review – the steps are the same.

01

Discover

Scope, drawings, standards, schedule. We come back with a fixed proposal.

02

Design

Schematics → CDs. Risers, pathways, racks, BOM, coordination with other trades.

03

Document

Drawing set + spec book + standards-traceability index. Ready for permit and bid.

04

Deliver / Support

RFI response, submittals, live video walks, closeout. Until the cert binder ships.

What we can take on

The work we’re built for.

All services
Design

Full ICT design packages

Riser diagrams, pathway and space design, BOMs and specifications for new build, retrofit, and tenant fit-out.

TIA-568TIA-569BICSI TDMM
Review

Independent QA & peer review

A second RCDD set of eyes on in-house or third-party packages, marked up against current standards before they go out.

BICSI TDMMTIANEC
White-label

Overflow design for firms

RCDD-led design capacity for A/E and design firms at peak load — delivered under your brand and templates when the engagement terms are a fit.

Your CAD/Revit standardsTIANEC
Latest insights

Notes from the practice.

Project Management

Low-Voltage Design-Build Telecom: Who Owns What?

A practical responsibility map for turning an award into coordinated drawings without leaving design decisions in the field.

Jul 18, 2026·8 min
Standards

What 'RCDD-certified design' actually commits the designer to

Clients ask for it. Few teams agree on what it means. A plain-language explainer for contractors and design firms.

May 18, 2026·6 min
Design

TIA-606-C labeling, made cheap and durable

The standard is fine. The shop drawings often are not. Three principles that survive contact with the field crew.

Apr 30, 2026·5 min
Field resources

Settle the permit question before the bid.

Start with the state-by-state telecom stamp guide, then check the design math or take the working templates with you.

Next step

Have a project that needs an RCDD?

Tell us the scope. We'll come back within one business day with a clear next step — or a referral if we're not the right fit.

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