Utility Scale Solar Mounting Systems

Ground-Mount Project Support

Utility-Scale Solar Mounting Systems

Easy Solar supplies fixed-tilt ground-mount structures and related components for large PV projects. Project support can include preliminary layout and foundation review, wind and snow design inputs, component configuration, BOM preparation, manufacturing, quality checks and export packing.

  • Driven pile / ground screw / concrete options
  • Fixed-tilt ground structures
  • Preliminary engineering review
  • Project BOM & packing support
Ground-mounted solar array with fixed-tilt racking and pile foundations
Project-specific configuration Final structure and foundation selection depend on site data, project loads and applicable engineering requirements.
Project inputs first Module, layout, terrain, soil and load data are reviewed before configuration.
Foundation options Driven pile, ground screw, concrete and selected ballast concepts where appropriate.
Factory preparation Component matching, dimensional checks, packing and order verification.
Export supply Project grouping, labels, packing lists, pallets and shipment preparation.
Design Drivers

What drives racking decisions on large ground-mounted projects

A useful mounting proposal starts with the project conditions that affect structure, foundation, installation and supply—not with a generic product list.

01

Site & terrain

Slope, uneven ground, access conditions and table layout influence post height, support positions and installation planning.

02

Soil & foundation

Geotechnical information, pile tests and installation constraints help determine whether piles, screws, concrete or another concept is appropriate.

03

Environmental inputs

Wind, snow, seismic and exposure information should be considered during preliminary mounting-system configuration and local engineering review.

04

Procurement & logistics

Component grouping, labels, packing lists and shipment planning matter when large quantities must be received and installed efficiently.

Solar project terrain and foundation conditions reviewed before mounting configuration
Engineering Inputs

Engineering information we review before quotation

Easy Solar provides preliminary, project-based engineering support. The goal is to prepare a reviewable configuration and supply scope before production while keeping permit-level and engineer-of-record responsibilities within the agreed project scope.

  • PV module dimensions, frame information, orientation and table arrangement
  • Project location, site plan, row spacing, tilt angle and required ground clearance
  • Terrain condition, soil information, pile-test data or preferred foundation method
  • Wind, snow, seismic and other local design inputs when available
  • Required drawings, component details, BOM, packing list and installation documentation
  • Order quantity, destination, packing preference and delivery schedule
System Options

Foundation and structure options

The final choice depends on the project site and engineering requirements. These are the main configurations Easy Solar can discuss for ground-mounted PV supply.

Driven pile foundations

Common for large open-field projects where pile driving is practical and the soil conditions support the required foundation performance.

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Ground screw foundations

A potential option where screw installation suits the soil and project requirements, including projects seeking to reduce concrete work.

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Concrete or selected ballast concepts

Concrete foundations and selected ballasted approaches can be discussed for sites where penetration methods are limited or another foundation strategy is preferred.

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High-clearance agrivoltaic structures

Elevated structures can be configured around agricultural clearance, row spacing, access routes and project-specific foundation conditions.

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Project Workflow

From project inputs to production-ready supply

A shorter, clearly defined workflow keeps technical review, quotation and factory preparation connected.

01

Review project inputs

Confirm module data, layout, site conditions, foundation information and environmental design inputs.

02

Prepare configuration

Discuss structure arrangement, foundation concept, component scope and preliminary drawings where applicable.

03

Confirm BOM & order scope

Align quantities, materials, accessories, documentation, packaging requirements and commercial quotation.

04

Produce, check & pack

Prepare components, perform agreed checks, group the order and organize export-ready packing for shipment.

Supply Scope

Manufacturing, quality checks and export preparation

Supply details are confirmed against the approved configuration and order scope rather than presented as one fixed specification for every project.

Structure components
Posts or columns, beams, rails, braces, module clamps, fasteners, grounding parts and compatible foundation components as required by the selected system.
Material options
Selected products use AL6005-T5 aluminum, galvanized steel or project-specific steel components, with SUS304 fasteners and grounding accessories where specified.
Factory checks
Material/component verification, key dimensions, visible surface condition, fit/matching, quantity and packing checks according to the confirmed order.
Documentation
Depending on project stage and agreed scope: component lists, BOMs, drawings, packing information and installation/product documents.
Packaging
Cartons, bundled components, pallets, labels, project grouping and packing lists prepared according to order and shipping requirements.
Final structural approval, foundation design, permit documents and local code compliance should be confirmed by qualified project engineers unless those services are explicitly included in the agreed engineering scope.
Public project reference: 1.003 MW ground mount — Abu Dhabi

Easy Solar’s case-study library includes a 1.003 MW open-site ground-mount project reference, along with additional ground and agrivoltaic examples.

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RFQ Checklist

What to send for a project quotation

Complete data speeds up review, but early-stage projects can start with partial information and add technical inputs as the design develops.

Solar project layout, soil information, module table drawing and RFQ documents
  • Project: country/city, installed capacity, project stage and target schedule
  • PV modules: dimensions, frame data, quantity, orientation and table arrangement
  • Site: layout, row spacing, tilt, ground clearance, terrain and access conditions
  • Foundation: soil/geotechnical report, pile-test information or preferred foundation concept if available
  • Loads: wind, snow, seismic and other local design requirements when available
  • Deliverables: BOM, drawings, installation documents, labels or packing-list requirements
  • Logistics: destination, packing preference, quantity and required delivery window
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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What foundation options can Easy Solar discuss for large ground-mounted PV projects?

Depending on site conditions and engineering requirements, the discussion can include driven piles, ground screws, concrete foundations and selected ballasted concepts. Final foundation selection should be based on site information and qualified engineering review.

Can wind and snow information be considered before quotation?

Yes. Wind and snow design inputs can be considered during preliminary system configuration. Final structural calculations and approvals depend on the applicable code, project requirements and agreed engineering scope.

Can you provide drawings and a project BOM?

Depending on the project stage and confirmed scope, Easy Solar can support preliminary layout or component drawings, component lists, BOM preparation, quotation documents, packing information and selected installation materials.

What information is most important for an initial RFQ?

Start with project location, module dimensions and quantity, site layout, terrain or soil information, preferred foundation method, wind/snow inputs if available, required documents, order quantity and delivery destination.

Does Easy Solar provide permit-level structural approval?

Standard support is preliminary and project-based. Permit-level, stamped or engineer-of-record deliverables should be confirmed separately and handled by qualified engineers according to local requirements unless specifically included in the agreed scope.

Send your project data for review

Share the module information, layout, site and foundation conditions, design inputs and delivery requirements. Easy Solar can review the supply scope and prepare a project-based quotation.

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