About

Mitch & Rafeek Principals
Mitch and Rafeek began their employment with BTI (formerly Ajit S. Randhava & Associates) in 1996 and have been in charge of the company since January 2006. They have been responsible for a variety of major projects including state of the art Fulfillment centers, office buildings, medical office buildings, R & D buildings, warehouses, and industrial buildings.
Direct principal involvement and leadership has characterized its growth through the years. A technical staff of experienced Engineers, Designers, and CAD Technicians boosts the organization. A computer system supplements our engineering capabilities with the use of ETABS, Ram Structural System, Risa and Enercalc. Auto CAD, a computer – aided design and drafting system (CAD) and high volume in house plotter further enhances our production process. A comprehensive Professional Liability Insurance has always been in force to meet professional standards.
Our principal objective is to render quality professional services to our clients by providing accurate, efficient and economical design systems within time and budget framework.
Bushra Tsai Inc. (formerly Ajit S. Randhava & Assoc. Inc.), Consulting Structural Engineers, has been in full operation since February 7, 1979 and is a duly registered corporation with headquarters in Anaheim, California.
Our principals have shared common years of engineering experience in the structural design, production and coordination of a wide variety of projects. We have completed or are presently undertaking projects such as fulfillment centers, distribution warehouses, freezers, commercial centers, mid-rise office and medical buildings, parking structures, industrial and manufacturing buildings, and shopping centers.
Our main specialty is in retail shopping centers, state of the art fulfillment centers, industrial warehouse buildings, industrial manufacturing buildings and office buildings.
CA – CIVIL #C55371
CA – STRUCTURAL #S4490
AZ – STRUCTURAL #45591
FL – CIVIL/STRUCTURAL #80116
MI – CIVIL/STRUCTURAL #58600
NV – CIVIL/STRUCTURAL #18140
NJ – CIVIL/STRUCTURAL #GE52317
OR – CIVIL #92522PE
TX – CIVIL/STRUCTURAL #104347
WA – STRUCTURAL #46220
1. Structural Engineering Association of Southern California
2. American Concrete Institute of America
3. American Institute of Steel Construction
4. International Code Council
5. Tilt-Up Concrete Association
6. National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying
7. American Institute of Timber Construction
8. Concrete Masonry Association of California Nevada
Services

New Construction
Structural Design for new buildings represents the Lion’s share of BTI’s projects. In our 37+ year history, we have completed many large projects, from state of the art fulfillment centers, to university buildings, freezers, medical office buildings, warehouses, industrial buildings, big retail, and more. We provide services from conceptual design through construction administration. We completed those projects with creativity in choosing the appropriate structural system, responsiveness to team members during all stages of the project and strong focus on clients’ goals and budget.

Due Diligence
Our expertise and full-scope of services allows us to assist clients from initial Seismic Risk Assessments, to in depth investigations involving complex computer analysis, and, when required, full Seismic Retrofit analysis and Construction Support services. We successfully assisted many of our clients in their building acquisition due diligence process by providing them with reports describing the conditions of the structural system of the buildings at time of purchase. We also provided them with PML (Probable Maximum Loss) / SUL (Scenario Upper Limit) to help them manage their risk.

Seismic Retrofit
At BTI, making buildings safe is an important part of our mission. We have retrofitted and upgraded hundreds of buildings since we started. We specialize in upgrading of industrial and warehouse buildings including tilt-up, CMU and steel buildings. We keep in mind the cost and the fact that some of these buildings must remain functional during the upgrade process.