Certified Architect: PESO LNG Drawings

I am ready to move an LNG storage-and-dispensing station through PESO approval and need a licensed architect who can put their seal on a complete drawing package. The scope covers a full set of plans, sections, equipment layouts, and every supporting document that PESO typically requests. Your signature and degree will accompany the submission, so your registration must be current and acceptable to Indian authorities.

What I already have
• Basic plot dimensions for the site
• A clear brief: the station will store LNG and dispense it to vehicles only—no CNG production on this plot.

What I still need
• A finalised site survey translated into an accurate base drawing
• PESO-compliant safety distances and hazard zoning worked into the layout
• Detailed equipment placement (storage tanks, dispensers, vent stacks, control room, utilities)
• Architectural, structural, and MEP sheets adequate for government scrutiny
• All drawings delivered in editable AutoCAD (DWG) plus stamped PDFs

Acceptance criteria
1. Drawings follow the latest PESO “Guidelines for LNG as Automotive Fuel.”
2. Safety distances, dyke dimensions, and access routes are labelled and cross-checked against those guidelines.
3. Your professional seal, qualification certificate, and contact details are attached as required for submission.
4. I receive both native CAD files and signed PDFs ready to upload to the authority’s portal.

Preference will be given to architects who have already handled oil & gas or LNG projects, and who can point to prior PESO approvals. If that sounds like you, let’s discuss timelines so we can schedule the survey, drafting, internal review, and final sign-off without delay.