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OUR Services

A Journey from Design Engineering to Commissioning Completion

From project planning with customer requirements, we project teams can ensure the successful delivery of projects while meeting client expectations, regulatory requirements, and industry standards.”

Engineering Procurement Construction Commissioning (EPCC) in Data Centers

Our projects are delivered based on EPCC model, where our scope of work encompasses engineering and design, procurement, installation and construction, and testing and commissioning, to maintenance and support services.

Electrical Engineering

Our electrical engineering capabilities encompass the full scope of design, procurement, construction and installation, testing and commissioning, as well as maintenance and support of power systems, such as power substation works, electrical supply distribution, LV, MV and HV power distribution systems, works and temporary power supply systems.

Maintenance Engineering Team

We provide maintenance and support services for M&E systems to complement our M&E engineering solutions on a periodic basis for scheduled preventive-maintenance (depending on factors such as usage patterns, equipment types and customer requirements) or on an ad hoc basis for unscheduled breakdowns.

Our project customers may enter into maintenance contracts with us following the expiry of the DLP. Our completed projects are subject to DLP ranging from 12 to 24 months, depending on contractual obligations, during which we are required to rectify and service the delivered electrical systems in the event of any malfunctions or defects.

Mechanical Engineering

Our mechanical engineering services typically include the design, supply, installation and commissioning of, amongst others, ACMV systems, cold water and sanitary plumbing system, fire protection systems such as sprinklers, hydrants, fire pumps and associated piping networks and BMS to ensure operational reliability, safety compliance and environmental control. Such mechanical systems are generally delivered as part of our broader electrical EPCC scope as supporting systems for power substation and related power-intake facilities, rather than as standalone mechanical contracts.

Civil & Structural Engineering

Our civil and structural engineering works are ancillary in nature and facilitate the works to be carried out under our M&E engineering works such as Earthwork and foundation work, Trenching and ducting, and Superstructure construction and landscaping.

Engineering Procurement Construction Commissioning (EPCC) in Data Centers

Involves designing, sourcing, building, and testing all critical systems to ensure the facility is operational, on time.

Electrical Engineering

Electrical engineering involves the design, installation, and maintenance of electrical systems, such as power distribution, lighting, and control systems.

By creating electrical plans for buildings, ensuring safe and efficient power supply to data centers, and integrating backup power systems like generators and UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supplies).

Maintenance Engineering Team

Maintenance Engineering focuses on keeping equipment and systems in good working order, ensuring they run efficiently and minimizing downtime. We involve regular inspections, repairs, and upgrades of systems within the data center, including electrical, mechanical, and HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) systems.

Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical engineering involves the design and maintenance of mechanical systems, such as heating, cooling, and ventilation systems, as well as other machinery. We include designing and maintaining cooling systems for data centers, ensuring that servers and other equipment remain at optimal temperatures to prevent overheating.

Civil & Structural Engineering

Civil and structural engineering deals with the design, construction, and maintenance of buildings and infrastructure, ensuring they are safe and stable. We design the physical structure of data centers, including the building itself, foundations, and any necessary infrastructure like roads or drainage systems, ensuring they are strong enough to support heavy equipment and meet safety standards.