Haskell is building a Transmission & Utilities practice: a seller-doer Director of Engineering - Power Delivery plus senior transmission line, substation, relay settings, SCADA and protection & controls engineers. The Power Delivery Design page promises substations "from 4 kV to 500 kV" and full-scope transmission design, but its three Featured Projects are a microgrid and two renewable generation plants, and none of Haskell's 231 project pages or 1,053 articles mentions a substation or a transmission line. Utility and co-op buyers prequalify on relevant references, so the page sells a capability it does not show.
First action
List every substation, transmission and protection project the new hires and existing team can cite.
How to measure it
Power delivery shortlists
- Now
- –
- Target
- +50%
- By
- 2 quarters
Steps
List references
Substation, transmission, relay and SCADA projects the team can cite, with voltages and scope.
Director of Engineering - Power Delivery 1 week
Clear permissions
Client approval, or anonymize as with confidential projects.
Director of Engineering - Power Delivery 2 weeks
Write sheets
One page each: voltage, scope, delivery model, schedule, outcome.
Marketing & Proposal Specialist III 2 weeks
Publish
Project pages with Substations and Transmission filters.
Web Manager 1 week
Swap Featured Projects
Lead the Power Delivery page with grid work.
Web Manager 1 day
Build the quals pack
PDF for utility pursuits.
Marketing & Proposal Specialist III 1 week
Add a co-op section
How Haskell works with co-ops and municipal utilities, linking the grid articles.
Marketing & Proposal Specialist III 1 week
Track
Page views, contact requests and pursuit shortlists.
Marketing & Proposal Specialist III monthly
Why it works
Publish five to eight power delivery project sheets from the team's own record (with client approval, or anonymized as the site already does for confidential projects): voltage, scope, delivery model, schedule and outcome. Swap them into Featured Projects, add a "Substations" and a "Transmission" filter to the project gallery, and turn the same sheets into a qualifications PDF the Director and proposal team attach to every utility pursuit. Add a short "how we work with co-ops and municipal utilities" section that links the existing grid articles.
References are the first screen in utility RFQs. Showing substation and transmission work on the page buyers check gives the new seller-doers something to send on day one and lets the existing grid articles convert readers into conversations.
Ready to use
ChecklistPower delivery proof pack
[ ] 5-8 project sheets: voltage, scope, delivery model, schedule, outcome [ ] Client approval or anonymized [ ] Substations and Transmission filters in the project gallery [ ] Featured Projects on the Power Delivery page lead with grid work [ ] Qualifications PDF for utility pursuits [ ] Co-op and municipal utility section linking the grid articles [ ] Monthly tracking of contacts and shortlists
Risks and how to handle them
Clients will not allow naming
Publish anonymized sheets with voltage and scope; those still prequalify.
Few completed grid projects yet
Include team members' prior project experience, clearly labeled as such.
Evidence
- HiringPower Delivery hiring: a Director of Engineering - Power Delivery (Tampa, posted July 21, 2026) who will "Serve as a seller-doer", build relationships with "utility clients, transmission developers, renewable energy developers, independent power producers", "Support market expansion initiatives and strategic growth plans for the Transmission & Utilities practice" and lead proposals and pursuits; plus a Sr. Transmission Line Engineer (Salt Lake City), Sr. Substation Designer (St. Louis), Sr. Relay Settings Engineer and Sr. SCADA & Communication Engineer - Substation (Oklahoma City) and a Sr Protection & Controls Engineer (Frisco).Source
- Your websitePower Delivery Design page: "Our teams design and upgrade substations from 4 kV to 500 kV"; full-scope transmission engineering; protective relay engineering, SCADA and automation, distribution, microgrids, owner's engineer and program management for "utilities, renewable developers, and large power users". Its three Featured Projects are the Rock Island Arsenal microgrid and power generation project, the Terra Gen Sierra renewable generation facility and the Plainfield renewable energy plant; none is a substation or transmission line.Source
- Your websiteProject and article sitemaps (checked October 20, 2026): 231 project pages and 1,053 News & Insights articles. Project slugs include 24 water and 8 wastewater projects, 13 hospitals and 2 data center campuses (both titled "Confidential Data Center Campus"); no project page and no article title mentions a substation or a transmission line. Power topics appear only as thought leadership ("The Grid Is Aging - and Project Delivery Models Haven't Kept Pace", "How Automating Power Distribution Can Strengthen Grid Reliability").Source
- HiringMarketing hiring: a Marketing & Proposal Specialist III (Jacksonville, posted July 21, 2026) leads "pursuits and market initiatives, qualifications, proposals, presentations" and will "Research and analyze keywords, develop content, develop landing pages and track click-thru rates, conversion rates and overall ROI"; a Marketing & Proposal Specialist II - Design and Consulting does the same; a Marketing Specialist II (Frisco) builds regional presence and recommends "local content opportunities, project stories, thought leadership topics".Source