We build racks, pull and certify cable, install and configure servers and networks, commission the result and stay on call afterwards. One accountable crew, from survey to signed handover.
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countries covered
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380+
projects delivered
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60+
field engineers
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average quote response
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ESD-controlled crews
ANSI/ESD S20.20 handling on every site
Certified cabling
100% link certification with native test exports
Documented handover
As-builts, asset register and evidence pack
Insured & vetted
Public liability, background checks, site inductions
Service catalogue
Every service is delivered by the same crews, to the same documentation standard, with the same quality gates — whether it is a single rack in Porto or a hall in Frankfurt.
Rack assembly, rail kits, server and switch mounting, load-balanced placement and labelling to a documented standard.
Copper and fibre builds, containment, patching, labelling, certification and test results you can hand to an auditor.
Physical install, ESD-controlled handling, firmware baseline, BIOS/BMC configuration and burn-in before handover.
OS imaging, hypervisor build-out, hardening and application deployment aligned to your platform standard.
Switch and router bring-up, uplinks, VLANs, cross-connects and connectivity validation with evidence.
End-to-end acceptance testing, documented results and a handover pack that stands up to audit.
On-demand hands in the hall: reboots, swaps, cable changes, visual checks and evidence back to you in minutes.
Asset removal, data-safe handling, site-to-site relocation and disposal with full chain of custody.
SLA-based field coverage: hardware replacement, scheduled health checks, spares handling and escalation.
How a deployment works
Eight stages, each with defined outputs and a quality gate. Nothing moves to the next stage until the current one is complete and recorded.
Stage 01 / 08 · Day 0
We confirm site access windows, power and cooling readiness, security and induction requirements, and whether the scope is a build, a migration or a mixed programme. Anything ambiguous is resolved here, in writing, before a price is issued.
Outputs at this stage
Quality gate
Scope signed off before mobilisation planning starts.
You send the hardware list, the drawings you have and the deadline. We ask the questions that decide feasibility.
We confirm site access windows, power and cooling readiness, security and induction requirements, and whether the scope is a build, a migration or a mixed programme. Anything ambiguous is resolved here, in writing, before a price is issued.
Scope signed off before mobilisation planning starts.
A site visit or a structured remote survey. We measure what is actually there, not what the drawing says.
Rack space, containment capacity, power feeds and phases, cooling behaviour, cable routes, lifting and access constraints, and the state of anything we have to work around. Remote surveys use a guided checklist with your site team when travel is not justified.
Constraints logged and priced — no surprises left for the floor.
Rack elevations, cable schedules, port maps and a sequenced programme you can approve line by line.
The plan is the deliverable that keeps the project honest: what goes where, in which order, by whom, with which tests at which point. Change after this point goes through a documented change record rather than an informal conversation.
Plan approved and baselined before mobilisation.
Crews, tooling, spares and logistics in place — including inductions, permits and site-specific briefings.
Engineers are briefed on the plan and the site before they arrive. Tooling is calibrated, ESD equipment checked, and any local access or licensing requirements arranged in advance so the first day on the floor is spent building, not waiting.
Crew briefed and inducted before first touch of live equipment.
The build: racks, cable, hardware, OS, network. Daily progress against plan, deviations logged as they happen.
Work runs in batches so specification faults surface on the first units rather than the last hundred. Daily reports cover completed work, blockers and deviations. Nothing is silently re-planned: if reality disagrees with the plan, you hear about it the same day.
Daily quality check by the lead engineer before the crew signs off.
Certification and acceptance testing, including deliberate fault injection to prove redundancy claims.
Copper and fibre certified per link, power paths verified on both feeds, and failover tested by removing feeds, links or nodes under observation. Results are recorded live. A failing test stays failing until it is fixed and re-tested.
All defects closed or formally accepted with residual risk in writing.
As-builts, asset register, port maps, runbooks and the photo evidence that makes them believable.
Documentation is written during the job, not reconstructed at the end — which is why our as-builts match what is actually in the hall. Formats follow your document structure if you have one.
Documentation reviewed by a second engineer before issue.
A walkthrough with your team, a signed acceptance pack, and field support already scoped for what comes next.
We walk your operations team through what was built and how it is documented, transfer credentials and access properly, and agree the support model for the operating phase. Most projects move straight into a maintenance and field support agreement.
Client acceptance signed; residual risks acknowledged in writing.
Coverage
Crews mobilise from Lisbon, Frankfurt, London, Amsterdam and Warsaw across Europe, with regional teams in the UK, the United States and India.
23 European countries · hubs in 7 cities
Fastest mobilisation
Selected work
Scope, method and measured results. Every reference below is illustrative until real client references are supplied.
DACH · 2024
Three data halls brought to production in a single quarter, with configuration drift controlled by wave-based validation rather than end-of-project inspection.
Iberia · 2024
A standing delivery partnership absorbing customer deployment requests the provider's in-house team could not schedule, executed to the facility's own standard and paperwork.
UK & Ireland · 2023
A consolidated move of two legacy server rooms into a colocation suite over a single 54-hour window, with rollback positions agreed before anything was de-racked.
Questions
If yours is not here, ask us directly — we would rather answer properly than send a brochure.
Europe is our home market, with crews mobilising from Lisbon, Frankfurt, London, Amsterdam and Warsaw. We also deliver in the UK, the United States and India through regional teams, with travel time quoted per site before you commit.
Yes, and we prefer it. Your rack standard, labelling scheme, change records and access procedures become our working method for the duration of the project.
We can, from your approved vendor list, or install client-supplied equipment. Either way every item is checked in, serial-captured and reconciled against the packing list.
As-built drawings, the asset register with serial numbers and U positions, port maps and cabling schedules, certification and acceptance test results, the defect register with closures, runbooks, and photographic evidence.
Quoted within four business hours for standard requests. Hub-site emergency remote hands typically mobilise inside two hours. Larger programmes are scheduled against a mobilisation plan agreed at the brief stage.
Yes. Public liability cover, background checks and site-specific inductions are completed before first access. Certifications and insurance documents are available on request.
Next step
Tell us what needs building, where, and by when. You will get a scoped response within four business hours — including what we would do differently, if anything.
Quoted within 4 business hours. Emergency remote hands mobilised from the nearest hub.
01
Send the brief
Hardware list, drawings if you have them, site and deadline.
02
Scoped response
Within four business hours, with assumptions stated.
03
Survey & plan
Site visit or remote survey, then a plan you approve line by line.
04
Mobilise
Named crew, inducted and briefed before first access.