Industries / Construction
Connect the office, the project and the field.
Project information needs to move between technical offices, temporary sites and people working in the field. We design the connections around those changing environments.
Discuss your projectThe operational environment
A shared foundation for distributed work.
Site Connectivity & 4G / 5G
Site-to-site VPN
Servers
CAD / BIM Infrastructure
Mobile Devices & CCTV
Backup
- 01HEAD OFFICE
- 02SECURE CONNECTIVITY
- 03PROJECT SITE
- 04USERS · DEVICES · CAMERAS
- 05DATA
The site is part of the network.
Temporary spaces and changing connectivity require a different approach from a permanent office. Access, cameras and data flows need to be planned for the location.
Keep project information connected.
Technical workloads and shared files inform server, storage and backup requirements. The architecture follows the people and the project lifecycle.
Bring technology into the project drawings.
Cabling routes, rack locations, power, access control and wireless coverage are easier to coordinate before finishes are complete. Define what the IT scope needs from the electrical and building teams, and identify systems that require specialist commissioning. Record those interfaces alongside the construction schedule.
Plan the handover to the people operating the building.
A completed installation needs usable records: equipment locations, supported interfaces, account ownership and maintenance responsibilities. Test the agreed scenarios with the facilities team and document outstanding work. For temporary site offices, include relocation and removal requirements in the initial plan.
Connected solutions
Part of a bigger architecture.
Your questions, answered
Construction
FAQ.
Practical details to help you plan your next step.
When should IT planning begin on a building project?
Ideally while infrastructure routes and technical spaces can still be coordinated. Early review helps align connectivity, power and equipment placement with the wider design.
Can temporary site offices be connected?
A site design can consider available fixed or mobile connections, local coverage, equipment conditions and the expected duration. Connectivity options need verification at the actual site.
Can building management and security systems share infrastructure?
They may use a coordinated network with appropriate separation and vendor-approved interfaces. Responsibilities and operational dependencies should be established before integration.
What should be included at handover?
Agree documentation, access ownership, acceptance checks and support contacts as project deliverables. The facilities team should understand normal operation and escalation for exceptions.
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