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Industrial Infrastructure & Engineering

Engineering solutions for critical industrial infrastructure

We survey, design, modernise and support industrial networks, telecom, industrial control systems, telecontrol, energy metering, perimeter security and pump stations at operating plants.

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  • Switchovers at an operating site only in agreed maintenance windows
  • Every stage ends with a report, a design or an accepted system with documentation
  • After commissioning: support under an agreed SLA
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Typical plant infrastructure: from production equipment to the corporate network behind a firewall

01Tasks

Tasks we solve

Unreliable infrastructure

Single points of failure, a network without redundancy, links to remote sites that keep dropping. We find the weak spots and decide what to change first.

Outdated technical solutions

Equipment is discontinued, software is no longer updated, spare parts are gone. We plan the replacement in stages while the existing systems keep running.

Integration difficulties

Controllers, data concentrators, SCADA and metering from different vendors do not exchange data. We connect them over standard protocols: IEC 60870-5-104, IEC 61850, Modbus, OPC UA.

No systematic support

Nobody maintains the configurations, changes are not recorded, after a failure there is nothing to restore from. We take systems under scheduled maintenance with documentation.

02Services

Four stages, one engineering cycle

Each stage can be ordered separately. The result of a stage is a document or a commissioned system that any contractor can continue working with.

  1. 01

    Survey and technical analysis

    • Survey of networks, telecom, control and metering systems on site
    • Inventory of equipment, links and configurations
    • Architecture analysis: redundancy, points of failure, throughput
    • Technical constraints and operational risks
    • Prioritised modernisation recommendations

    Result: a technical report, up-to-date diagrams and an action plan.

  2. 02

    Design and optimisation

    • Architecture of the network, telecom and control systems
    • Selection of equipment and communication protocols
    • Optimisation of existing systems where replacement is not needed
    • Technical documentation: diagrams, specifications, settings
    • Modernisation plan by stages and maintenance windows

    Result: a technical solution with the scope of work and an equipment specification.

  3. 03

    Modernisation and implementation

    • Supply and integration of equipment under the contract
    • Configuration of switching, routing and redundancy
    • Modernisation of fibre lines and communication channels
    • Integration with existing SCADA, telecontrol and metering systems
    • Commissioning, testing, handover into operation

    Result: a working system, as-built diagrams, configurations and test reports.

  4. 04

    Technical support

    • Scheduled maintenance
    • Monitoring of networks, communication channels and servers
    • Configuration management and change log
    • Fault diagnosis and repair
    • Planned updates and support of modernisations
    • Support under an agreed SLA

    Result: systems in a controlled state and clear terms of service.

03Deliverables

What you receive

Every stage closes with documents you can keep working with: to approve, to procure, to operate.

  • Technical report

    Actual state of the systems, risks and prioritised recommendations.

  • Diagrams

    Block, functional and wiring diagrams in their current state.

  • Specification

    Equipment, materials and work items for procurement and the contract.

  • Test programme and reports

    What was tested, how, and with what result.

  • As-built documentation

    Diagrams as installed, configurations and access credentials.

  • Maintenance schedule and log

    Service schedule and a change log for every system.

04Expertise

Areas of expertise

Eight areas. Each has its own page: scope of work, typical tasks and the result.

Industrial and corporate networks

Ethernet, routing, segmentation, redundancy, secure connections.

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Telecommunications

Fibre lines, DWDM/CWDM, SDH, MPLS-TP, links to remote sites.

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Automation and supervisory control

ICS, SCADA, telecontrol, industrial gateways and protocols.

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Energy metering and analytics

Energy metering, data concentrators, generation and consumption forecasts, reports.

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Server infrastructure

Virtualisation, redundancy, monitoring, support.

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Infrastructure cybersecurity

OT and IT segmentation, access control, technical protection measures.

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Perimeter and pipeline security

Passive fibre detectors with no power in the field, perimeters from 10 km, CCTV.

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Pump stations

Fire fighting for car parks and buildings, multistage and borehole pumps, automation.

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05Industries

Who we work for

  • Power industry

    Substations, power plants, renewable sites: energy metering, telecontrol, process telecom, data transfer to dispatch centres.

  • Manufacturing

    Control system networks, integration of equipment from different vendors, energy metering, server infrastructure, perimeter security of large sites.

  • Mining

    Long-distance telecom networks, supervisory control of remote sites, channel redundancy.

  • Oil and gas

    Telecontrol of distributed sites, security of pipelines of any length, industrial networks, secure data exchange with control rooms.

  • Utilities and transport infrastructure

    Telecom and data transmission systems, supervisory control of utility systems, fire-fighting pump stations of car parks and buildings, monitoring.

06Approach

How we work at an operating site

Work is planned so that production does not stop: switchovers only in agreed maintenance windows.

  • Survey first

    Decisions are based on the actual state of the systems, not on nameplate data and old diagrams.

  • We work with what is there

    We take into account the existing equipment, operating modes and the requirements of the operations and security teams. We change only what needs changing.

  • Switchovers by plan

    Shutdowns and switchovers that affect production follow an approved plan with a rollback option.

  • Everything is documented

    Diagrams, configurations, credentials and the change log are kept from the first day of work.

  • Testing and handover

    Work ends with tests under a programme and the handover of documentation, configurations and credentials to the customer.

  • Support after commissioning

    Commissioned systems can be handed over to us for maintenance under an agreed SLA.

07Questions

Questions before you get in touch

If your question is not here, ask it in the form below and we will answer specifically.

Do we need ready terms of reference?

No. It is enough to describe the site and the task. If needed, the terms of reference are drawn up after the survey. Ready terms of reference can be attached to the request.

How does a survey go?

A site visit, inspection of equipment and links, collection of configurations, interviews with the operations team. The result is a report and up-to-date diagrams with a list of risks and recommendations.

Will production stop during the work?

Work follows an agreed plan. Switchovers and shutdowns that affect production are performed only in agreed maintenance windows with a rollback option.

Do you work with systems installed by other contractors?

Yes. The survey records the actual state; after that the system can be modernised or taken under support.

What is included in support and how is the SLA defined?

The list of work, the maintenance schedule and the SLA parameters are fixed in the contract based on the survey: the systems involved, the operating mode of the site and its criticality.

Do you sign a non-disclosure agreement?

Yes, at the customer's request: an NDA is signed before diagrams, configurations and credentials are handed over.

Which regions do you work in?

Almaty, Astana, Shymkent, Kazakhstan. Site visits are arranged by agreement.

08Cooperation

Formats of cooperation

One-off engineering task

A survey, diagnostics, a technical solution or a single modernisation. The result is a report, a design or an accepted system.

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Turnkey project

From the survey to commissioning and handover of documentation. One contractor at every stage.

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Long-term support

Scheduled maintenance of existing systems with an agreed list of work and an SLA.

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09Contacts

Let us discuss your engineering task

Describe the site and the task: survey, modernisation, integration or support. We will reply and propose a format of work.

What happens after you get in touch

  1. We clarify the task and the initial data
  2. If needed, a site visit
  3. A proposal: stages, scope and terms

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