Pitech Group coordinates the technology, energy and supply chain behind mission-critical facilities — technical sourcing, compliance documentation and managed delivery, run as one process across four connected domains.
We are not a manufacturer. We are the coordination layer between qualified factories in Türkiye and Europe and the U.S. projects that depend on them.
More than a decade inside the white space — and the power room behind it.
Data centers are where our story began. Since 2014 we have specified, sourced and coordinated the critical-power backbone of data center environments — which means we read a data center specification the way an operator does: uptime first, schedule second, everything else after. Today we put that background to work connecting qualified manufacturers with hyperscale, colocation and edge projects.
The equipment behind the energy transition — sourced, documented, delivered.
Grid modernization and the energy transition run on hardware: battery systems, transformers, switchgear, interconnection equipment. Lead times on this equipment now drive project schedules. We help developers and utilities widen their sourcing base — connecting them with qualified manufacturers in Türkiye and Europe and coordinating the technical and documentation work that U.S. projects demand.
Power sized for the AI era — as a system, not a parts list.
Modern facilities don't buy a UPS, a transformer and a switchboard; they buy an outcome — clean, continuous power under a demanding load. We approach power as a system: architecture and sizing inputs, battery technology trade-offs, coordination between IT and facility requirements, and delivery planned against the construction schedule rather than the factory's convenience.
The pillar our U.S. business stands on — one managed chain from factory floor to project site.
Cross-border sourcing fails in the gaps: between the quote and the contract, the factory and the freight, the shipment and the site. Our U.S. entity, Pitech Group LLC, exists to close those gaps — turning manufacturers in Türkiye and Europe into a supply chain that behaves, for the U.S. buyer, like a domestic one.
One process from first specification to final delivery.
Every engagement — data center, grid, storage or industrial — runs through the same five-step model. It exists for one reason: cross-border projects fail in the handoffs. The framework removes them by putting sourcing, qualification, documentation and delivery under a single point of accountability.
Identify qualified manufacturers in Türkiye and Europe for the project's specific technical needs.
Vet suppliers against the specification — capability, capacity and track record — before they reach your project.
Coordinate documentation to U.S. requirements — UL, ANSI, IEEE, NEMA and NEC/NFPA 70 where applicable.
Align quotations, supplier selection and commercial terms into one coherent procurement package.
Coordinate production, testing, delivery and handover against your project timeline.
No factory to fill means no bias toward any brand or production line. Every recommendation is made for the project — not for capacity utilization.
We work across leading OEM ecosystems and qualified independent manufacturers. The specification picks the brand — never a quota.
Certifications come from accredited bodies. Our role is to coordinate the documentation and testing path so your equipment arrives review-ready.
Share your requirements and we'll assess the right sourcing, documentation and delivery approach — before you commit to a supplier.
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