AutoCAD 2000 electrical drawings (31 B-Size sheets)

I need some old control system drawings re-drawn in AutoCAD. The drawings must be compatible with AutoCAD 2000. These are electrical schematics and are therefore not to any scale. All common components will be made into blocks and inserted into the drawings as blocks. All lines and all components should be snapped onto a 1/8" grid (but there will have to exceptions). The pdf in the attached zip file has all of the drawings I want converted. There may be an opportunity for more similar work after this so I would like to form a good long term relationship with a worker who does professional work in a style of my liking. ## Deliverables 1) All deliverables will be considered "work made for hire" under U.S. Copyright law. Employer will receive exclusive and complete copyrights to all work purchased. (No 3rd party components unless all copyright ramifications are explained AND AGREED TO by the employer on the site per the worker's Worker Legal Agreement). * * *This broadcast message was sent to all bidders on Sunday Aug 1, 2010 11:35:19 PM: Hello bidders and thank you for your interest. I have been asked questions about my requirements and I have also had bidders submit samples and ask for comments. As there are too many bidders to respond to individually I will try to give a little more specific direction and address as many questions as I can. First and foremeost is what I want done with blocks. Common sense and professionalism will go a long way. Think about what the customer will want. I'm not really going to care about blocks that are primarily going to be used to build the bigger pieces, but that the draftperson is going to make for their own convenience. It be nice if the names of those "building blocks" were all prefaced with a letter close to the end of the (English) alaphabet. For example, all the little semi-circles attached to the rectangles where the wires land might be named "zterm1" and the other terminals might be named "zterm2" (should the draftperson choose to make them into a blocks). On the other hand many of the drawing contain rectangles named "xxSCRxx" I would expect that whole thing to be a single block with an attribute for the name (I would like that block to be named VFD). The same applies to the devices named "xx TACH xx", etc. Layers. I prefer few layers. Maybe one for the title block, one for the wires, one for the components, maybe another for the busses, and maybe another one or two if that makes sense. A layer for each type of component would be excessive. I'm not in big hurry for these drawings. If you can fit it into your schedule better by taking 3 weeks on them, that's fine with me. I don't want to go much longer than a month though. It sounds like many of you have skills far beyond mine and what is required for this project. Don't make it too complicated. Good luck. I am sorry that I will only get to work with one of you on this project. So many of you seem very sincere and hard working. Once again, thanks for your interest. ## Platform AutoCad 2000