Equipment Procurement
Objective, vendor-neutral sourcing for compressed air equipment. I standardize technical requirements, competitive bids, and lifecycle cost analysis so you buy what is right, not what is in stock.
When this helps
A compressor decision with quotes that cannot be compared line for line.
What you receive
A technical specification written before vendor contact, like-for-like bids scored against it, and a recommendation that weighs lifetime cost, not only price.
What the service covers
Specification development
Engineering-driven technical requirements before vendor contact. Flow rates, pressure differentials, air quality, and duty cycles defined for transparent competitive evaluation.
Competitive bid management
Apples-to-apples RFQs across multiple suppliers, scored on the spec rather than on the sales pitch.
Lifecycle-informed selection
The final recommendation weighs energy, maintenance, and replacement cost over the life of the asset, not just the sticker price.
What happens after you ask
You send a short request.
Your name, work email, company, and a few lines about the system and the problem. Nothing else is needed to start.
I reply directly.
Expect a direct reply from Peak kW within one business day.
We agree the scope in writing.
We go through your equipment, shifts, pressure needs and electricity bills. You receive a proposal that sets the measurement boundary, deliverables, fee, site access and schedule before any work begins.
I measure your system.
My loggers record power, pressure and flow across a representative operating cycle agreed in the scope.
You receive the findings and we review them together.
A prioritized action list with estimated savings, the assumptions behind every figure, and a proposed way to verify the results.
Before the first call
Have your required flow rates, pressure differentials, and duty cycles defined so we can develop the technical specification before RFQs go out.
Ready to see this measured on your own system?
Every service starts with metered data from your own equipment, not a vendor's spec sheet.
Already have your equipment list to hand? Describe your facility first (optional)