Create the project
Share the starting brief, available models or redlines, and the package you need. The intake helps structure outputs, milestones and review points.
Turn models, markups and standards into assembly drawings, manufacturing drawings, weldment documentation and sheet metal drafting packages — with the BOMs and parts lists production teams use every day.
Choose a qualified specialist, run production in a secure cloud workspace and review organized drawing packages at defined milestones.

Every drawing package follows your templates, standards, annotation rules and review gate. Missing dimensions, unclear weld callouts and undefined tolerances are raised as questions for your reviewer, not resolved by assumption.
View creation, annotation, BOM and parts-list preparation, redline incorporation and package consistency all consume valuable capacity. Giga Techspace gives that production work a dedicated path from a rough brief to an organized package.
Assemblies need drawing sets before release
BOMs and drawing packs need to stay synchronized
Sheet metal flats, DXFs, bend notes and cut lists are slowing fabrication
A redline queue is consuming senior designer capacity
Share the starting brief, available models or redlines, and the package you need. The intake helps structure outputs, milestones and review points.
Review qualified profiles and select the right fit for the CAD stack and package.
The specialist works inside the project-specific secure cloud workspace.
Review milestone submissions and request in-scope changes through the platform.
Receive the completed package for your established release process.
Drawing packages often sit next to a broader production queue or a conversion backlog. Each can run on its own or be combined into a single project.
Yes. Assembly drawings, exploded views, detail and manufacturing drawings are produced from approved assemblies using your view conventions, item rules and annotation standards, then routed through your review checkpoints.
Yes. Sheet metal drafting packages can include flat patterns, DXF outputs for cutting, bend notes and cut lists, produced from approved part models against your supplied bend rules and material specifications.
Yes. A specialist can structure manufacturing BOMs and drawing parts lists from the available assemblies, item rules and part-number conventions, then route them through the agreed client review checkpoints.
Yes. The work package can combine weldment models, supplied weld symbols, notes and standards, with the intake helping define any missing outputs and review points.
Giga Techspace delivers production drawing packages into the client’s existing technical review and release process. Sealing, certification and formal engineering approval remain part of that client-side process.
Giga Techspace is currently focused on manufacturing equipment and mechanical production documentation. Other packages are assessed individually based on the source design, scope and review workflow.
The work-package type, CAD system, available models or markups, your drawing template and a named reviewer on your side. The intake turns that into a structured scope with milestones.
A single assembly, a small drawing set or one revision batch is enough to prove the template, annotation rules and review rhythm before scaling up.
Share the models, your drawing template and the package you need. We’ll turn it into a scoped production job with milestones and a review point.