A fenced line yard: bucket trucks in the shop bays, pole stacks, a crew in the mud.

Mud, wire and storms.

Wire a continent.

A power line company sim. Win the bids, run the crews, string lines from a muddy yard to the far coast.

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North America with the real power grid lit up over terrain

Pick where you open

One yard.
A whole continent.

Every line on the map is a real line. Tap a pin to see the work waiting there.

Pricing a distribution rate book: lean, fair or fat, five unit prices with margins, chance to win and where the money goes.

01 · Bid day

Price it. Win it. Live with it.

Bond limits, crews, mountains and rivals all push on your number. Bid too low and you will feel it in the spring.

A pole change on a residential street in summer: bucket trucks, crew, cones.

SummerWinter

02 · Real job sites

Same street. Six months on.

Zoom from the map to the crew. Real trucks, real kit, driven by the sim. Drag to change the season.

A transmission stringing site: a crew at the tensioner, reels, pickups and pulling lines running to the structures.

03 · Transmission

Stringing, the way it is done

Pulling lines, reel trailers, tensioners, crews on the ground. Distribution to 500 kV.

Watching a pole change on a residential street: a homeowner asks why the street is dug up, with three answers to pick from.

04 · Watch the crew

Stand on the street

Watch a crew work and the job talks back: a neighbour with a question, a sag to eyeball, a hazard to spot. Safety is capacity, never a penalty.

The planner: committed work, bids weighted by win chance, and crew supply against demand over eighteen months.

05 · The planner

See the gap before it bites

Every bid weighted by its chance. Crews you have against crews you need. Fix the gap in one click.

A head office cut-away: four floors of desks, meeting rooms and a crowd of staff, an extension going up beside it.

06 · Grow

Two trucks to a continental company

Twelve levels. Trailer to head office, one yard to many. Hand off jobs to people you hired and set the policies they follow. Buy out the rivals when you can afford it.

British Columbia and Alberta in shaded relief, the Rockies catching the light, with the real transmission grid drawn over the valleys.

07 · Real grid, real terrain

Built from the real thing

Public grid data over real terrain, from the coast to the Prairies and down the western states. Plants and data centres light up the demand.