Servers, virtualisation, storage and data centre build-outs with a documented handover.
In this discipline
10services
Each of these is delivered to the same standard — survey, design, installation, testing and documented handover.
Windows Server built to a documented standard — roles, patching baseline, hardening and backup configured before it carries anything.
Linux servers provisioned and hardened for production — repeatably, so the tenth one matches the first.
Physical rack build done properly — mounted, earthed, ventilated and dressed, with power and cable management planned rather than improvised.
Joining on-premise infrastructure to cloud services so identity, networking and data movement behave as one environment rather than two.
Keeping some workloads on-premise and some in cloud, deliberately — usually because latency, data residency or licensing makes it the right answer.
Built bottom-up, the way it actually gets installed — heaviest at the base, patching at the top, and every unit accounted for on the elevation drawing before anything is ordered.
An indicative 13U build. Yours comes out of the survey — this is the shape, not the bill of quantities.
Start with a free survey. We confirm what's feasible and what it costs before you commit to anything.