Cadvision Drafting & Scanning

About Us

Cadvision Drafting & Scanning® is a division of Breedveld Enterprises Ltd.

Cadvision® was formed in 1990 when all our contract drafting switched from drawing boards to CAD based. Breedveld

Enterprises Ltd (BEL) was formed in 1983 by Kevin Breedveld. BEL is a private company owned solely by two shareholders

The Backbone of our business since 1985 has been contracting drafting services, relating to plant process, maintenance

and electrical switchgear and services

For nearly 40 years our drafting has been predominantly centred within the Taranaki Petrochemical and Dairy industries.

We maintained an on-site drafting service for Ballance Agri-Nutrients (Kapuni) Ltd at their Ammonia-Urea plant in South

Taranaki for nearly a decade. The past 13 years we have been engaged in in a similar role for Greymouth Petroleum at

their New Plymouth facilities. Remote As-built drafting services for Westside Corporation and Port Taranaki are ongoing.

We were employed by Moa-Nui Dairies on a two year contract to organise and maintain their drawing office. This contract

was finished with Kiwi Co-op Dairies on their site services upgrade project due to the merger of the two dairy companies.

In the early 1990's we maintained Kiwi Co-op Diaries (now Fonterra) Maintenance and Service Department drawings, which

have included the writing of their specification for CAD drawings, the customisation of their AutoCAD system, and the

installation and customisation of a Rasterex Document Management Database software.

We are one of New Zealand's most experienced companies in large format technical images (Microfilm to A0+ scanned

drawings). Over the last 20 years we have coordinated many scanning projects ranging from 10,000 drawings at the New

Plymouth power station, for Contact Energy Limited to the supply of raster editing and conversion software to Shell Todd

Oil Services, Manakau Consultants, Auckland University.

Other clients that have had either scans or conversions include Terralink, Telecom New Zealand, Heinz Watties, Port of

Tauranga and New Zealand Aluminium Smelters.