ELV & ICT Design FAQ
for Estonia

No. ASDV Consultant is based in New Delhi, India, and provides remote engineering design support for projects in Estonia. Coordination is by email, video call and shared BIM and CAD platforms. We do not claim a local office.

We design. Our scope covers drawings, schedules, specifications, system architecture and BIM/CAD deliverables. Installation, commissioning and maintenance are carried out by your contractors or integrators.

The standards are confirmed for each project. EVS-EN 54 is used for fire detection and alarm where specified, and cabling and video standards follow the specification. Final acceptance rests with the authorities and the project's authorised professionals.

Estonia transposed NIS2 by amending its Cybersecurity Act, approved in December 2025 and in force from 1 January 2026. Registration starts on 1 April 2026, governance duties from 1 January 2027 and full technical compliance from 1 January 2028. Data centre providers fall within the digital infrastructure scope.

Yes, at the ELV and ICT layer: cabling, security, fire interfaces and monitoring. Power and cooling design sits with your MEP engineers. Given Estonian power prices, plan the metering and monitoring early.

No. Statutory approvals and final design acceptance come from the applicable authorities and the project's authorised professionals. We prepare documentation to support that process within the agreed scope.

After a scoping discussion, we review your drawings, brief and specifications, agree deliverables and programme, and produce the design package. Revisions are coordinated through shared project folders or your common data environment.

Yes. We provide Revit modelling for ELV and ICT systems, BIM coordination and clash-detection support, and AutoCAD drafting, aligned with your BIM execution plan and CAD standards.