Power Infrastructure
Power and energy infrastructure construction
Bolt builds the sites, foundations, and support buildings for power generation, substations, solar, and battery storage. Our crews perform sitework, concrete, and metal building erection, coordinating with the engineers and electrical teams responsible for the facility.
Based in Newnan, Georgia. Serving Atlanta and communities within 200 miles.
Our construction capabilities
Equipment delivery and installation depend on completed foundations, usable access, and coordinated underground work. We build the civil and structural work around those requirements, using current equipment drawings and an agreed sequence with the project team.
Power site development
Clearing, grading, drainage, and prepared working areas for generation, substation, solar, and storage facilities.
Equipment foundations
Concrete pads, pedestals, and foundations built to the equipment loads and anchor details.
Substation civil work
Yard grading, drainage, foundations, access roads, and support-building construction.
Solar and battery storage
Sitework and concrete planned around equipment layouts and the order of electrical installation.
Supporting buildings
Metal buildings for maintenance, operations, and equipment storage.
Access and utility coordination
Delivery routes, underground crossings, and working areas arranged with equipment suppliers and specialist trades.
Planning your project
Confirm the responsibilities of the utility, engineers, equipment suppliers, and electrical contractors alongside the civil work. The construction plan should identify the prerequisites for installation, testing, and energization.
Share the project location, construction requirements, and available drawings. We work with teams during planning and with owners and contractors preparing to build.
Contact BoltInformation to get started
- Project location and facility type: generation, substation, solar, or storage
- Civil drawings, equipment layouts, and geotechnical information
- Equipment deliveries and target installation or energization dates
- Site requirements and the boundaries between civil and electrical packages
Regional development: 2025 reports
Georgia Power's approved 2025 Integrated Resource Plan forecast approximately 8,500 MW of load growth over six years and included plans for up to 4,000 MW of renewable resources by 2035, with an initial 1,100 MW target. A separate December 2025 approval covered procurement of approximately 9,900 MW of generation resources. These figures describe the utility's planning and procurement at the time of those approvals. Confirm service arrangements and construction requirements for the specific site with the utility and project engineers.
- Projected load growth
- 8,500 MW
- Six-year forecast in Georgia Power's 2025 IRP
- Resources approved
- 9,900 MW
- Approximate procurement approved in December 2025
- Renewables by 2035
- 4,000 MW
- Up to this amount in the approved 2025 plan
- Initial renewables target
- 1,100 MW
- Initial procurement target in the 2025 IRP
Let’s get to work
Talk with us about your power project
Send the location, civil and structural drawings, and your expected schedule. We can begin by discussing the work and the coordination it requires.