CA Structural Engineer Stamp Needed

I have a set of structural drawings for a brand-new residential build here in California. Before I submit for permit, the city is asking for a California-licensed structural engineer to perform a full review, verify code compliance, and add an official stamp. The plans cover a ground-up home—no remodel elements—so your focus will be on new-construction requirements under the current CBC and ASCE 7. Soil and geotech reports are in hand; architectural, MEP, and preliminary structural sheets are ready in PDF and DWG. What I need from you • A thorough analysis confirming the design meets California Building Code, local seismic criteria, high-wind provisions where applicable, and standard load combinations. • Any redlines or markups required to bring the drawings and calc package into compliance. • Final stamped structural sheets (PDF + original CAD) and stamped calculations suitable for direct permit submittal. I’m happy to forward the existing files, city checklist, and turnaround expectations the moment we start. If you’re currently licensed in California and experienced with residential new builds, let’s connect so we can get this project approved without delays.