Projects
Delivered infrastructure, described honestly
Each record states the challenge, our scope, the engineering approach and the delivery model. Client names and quantitative results appear only where consent and source documentation are on file — everywhere else the field is visibly marked as unverified.
6 / 6
Industrial client · Central Kazakhstan
Perimeter detection and response programme
An operating industrial site with a long, partly unlit perimeter, a high false-alarm rate from an inherited detection system, and no correlation between detection and camera assessment. Work had to proceed without interrupting production.
Needs verification
Public sector programme · Kazakhstan
Modular data centre, design to commissioning
A capacity requirement with a fixed service date and an uncertain growth curve, on a site with a constrained utility supply. A conventional build programme could not meet the date, and a fixed-capacity design would have been obsolete within the first growth step.
Needs verification
Municipal authority · Kazakhstan
Metro fibre backbone and city video infrastructure
A public-safety video programme specified as a camera count, with no transport network capable of carrying it and no operating model for the resulting alarm volume.
Needs verification
Logistics operator · Kazakhstan
Logistics centre, ground to commissioned systems
A distribution facility where the previous programme had separated the building contract from the systems contract, producing cable routes that could not be used, technical rooms sized before the load was known, and a systems package discovered on site.
Needs verification
Transport operator · Kazakhstan
Airport security and communications systems
A regulated environment requiring works on a facility that cannot close, with a documentation regime and acceptance process that most systems contractors are not equipped to satisfy.
Needs verification
Enterprise client · Multi-site, Kazakhstan
Managed infrastructure service across multiple sites
An estate assembled over a decade by several suppliers, with no current asset register, inconsistent monitoring, and failures being reported by users rather than by systems.
Needs verification