
Project support
From a project brief to an agreed supply scope.
We provide complimentary system design support, one-stop solar and electrical material supply, and coordinated delivery for the agreed equipment scope.
- Project-matched selectionEquipment, quantities and interfaces reviewed with your team
- U.S. warehouse inventoryDirect delivery to your specified U.S. location
- Documentation supportCertification documents for the selected equipment
Share your project location, quantities and target schedule — we confirm availability and a tailored quotation.
Project case
Ruoqiang 4 GW photovoltaic project.
Reference video from a completed photovoltaic project delivered by our project team.
Delivered project scope
Design. Materials. Installation.
Our project team designed the system, supplied the project materials and completed the installation.
- DesignSystem planning and technical coordination
- MaterialsProject equipment supply and documentation
- InstallationOn-site installation completed for this case
Completed case reference. New project scope, qualifications and installation responsibilities are confirmed in writing for each destination.
Project support
Equipment supply.
Thoughtful planning.
Bring us your project brief. We provide complimentary system design support and can coordinate a one-stop scope of solar and electrical materials for your local project team.
- 01Complimentary system design & equipment selection
- 02One-stop solar and electrical material supply
- 03U.S. warehouse coordination & applicable product documentation

Globaltradepivot LLC supplies equipment under the GTP Solar brand. We provide complimentary design support, a coordinated one-stop equipment/material scope, and applicable product certification documentation for the selected equipment and destination. Within our California service area we install with our own licensed crew – residential and commercial roofs, ground-mounted arrays, carports, storage and off-grid systems. Outside California, and on export orders, we supply the equipment and documentation and your licensed contractor carries out the site work.
Global supply
Equipment shipping & container loading.
From the factory yard to your specified location. Direct delivery with no extra import-tariff process for U.S.-stocked domestic shipments.
- U.S. warehouse stockDomestic fulfillment where available.
- Delivery coordinationAgreed shipping to your specified location.

Working together
A clear path from enquiry to supply.
Share your brief.
Tell us your products, quantities, destination and target schedule.
Confirm the right fit.
Review equipment, technical interfaces, documentation and the proposed scope.
Agree on delivery.
Confirm availability, commercial terms and delivery arrangements in writing.
Prepare your enquiry
What to share with us.
Project context
Destination, application, site conditions and the project team’s requirements.
Equipment brief
Product categories, quantities, voltage and capacity requirements; a bill of materials or single-line diagram where available.
Delivery expectations
Target purchasing date, delivery location, documentation and shipping requirements.
Scope, stage by stage
What we provide, and what you provide.
A solar supply order has seven decision points. Knowing which side owns each one is what keeps a project date from moving, so the split is set out here rather than discovered in correspondence.
- 01Enquiry — We check availability against your product list, quantities, destination and target date. You provide the brief — a bill of materials or single-line diagram helps if you have one.
- 02Design review — We provide complimentary system design support and review the equipment interfaces against your brief. You confirm the site constraints, load profile and voltages.
- 03Quotation — We issue a written scope: equipment, quantities, lead time, delivery arrangement and the documentation list. You approve the scope and raise the order.
- 04Compliance — Certification and compliance documents are obtained for the destination market against the model actually shipped. You tell us the target market and the authority that has to accept it.
- 05Freight — We provide the container plan, the packing specification, a loading plan and pre-sealing photographs. You provide the delivery address and confirm receiving capability and site access.
- 06Delivery — Stocked lines ship from U.S. warehouse inventory; other items are coordinated as sea freight. You confirm the receiving window and unloading arrangements.
- 07After delivery — Commissioning checks, warranty handling and module replacement-first claims are supported from here. In California the installation is carried out by our own licensed crew; outside California it is carried out by your licensed contractor.
Responsibilities are confirmed in writing for each order. Where a specific project needs something outside this list, it is raised at quotation stage rather than after delivery.
Where the scope ends
Equipment, documentation and delivery.
Equipment and documents.
Selected equipment, a coordinated one-stop material scope for the project, the certification documents applicable to the model shipped, and agreed delivery to the location you specify.
Installation and interconnection.
Inside our California service area our own licensed crew carries out the installation. Outside it, on-site construction, electrical installation and grid interconnection are carried out by your own licensed local contractors. Permits, interconnection approval and authority sign-off sit with you and them.
What is committed, in writing.
Scope, lead time, delivery terms and documentation are confirmed in writing for the specific order. Anything an order cannot meet is excluded in the quotation, not corrected afterwards.
Where to go next
The pages that answer the rest of it.
Equipment range
Modules, inverters, storage, mounting, transformers and switchgear, with specification tables by category.
Application notes
How the equipment scope changes across commercial, utility, off-grid, marine and vehicle applications.
California installation
Supply and installation by one licensed crew across Arcadia, the San Gabriel Valley and greater Los Angeles.
Service and quality
What ships with every order, how claims are handled, and what is committed in writing.
Procurement FAQ
Answers on quoting, certifications, lead times, warranty handling and freight.
Import and documentation
What US buyers have to evidence, and in what order, before a container sails.
Container planning
What fits in a 40HQ, which limit binds first, and the packing specification to require.
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