Areal Services
For sites developed in several stages: a scalable GA, ICT and EMS architecture, so that all stages build on the same standard.
Sites are rarely developed in a single step. Without overarching guidelines, each stage builds its own systems, and later harmonisation costs many times more. We define the target architecture for building automation, ICT and energy management across the entire site: uniform standards for operation, security and scaling, from the very first stage.
What is included
- Site master plan GA / ICT / EMS across all stages
- Site-wide management system with alarming and visualisation
- Integration requirements for contractors and third-party systems
- Site network planning: OT/IT separation, cyber security, service level agreements (SLA)
- Metering, monitoring and billing: metering concept, energy monitoring, billing system
- Site-wide standards: naming, labelling and data point concepts
One site, one standard, one management system: operation that stays stable, scalable and controllable across all stages.
Frequently asked questions
Why does a site need a GA/ICT master plan?
Without overarching requirements, each stage ends up with different systems: no common management system, no continuous alarming, incompatible plants and additional costs for later harmonisation. The master plan defines the architecture and guidelines before the first stage is built.
What does a site-wide metering and billing concept include?
A consistent metering concept for all media from the outset, energy monitoring that tracks the sustainability indicators and a standardised, audit-proof billing system for tenants and users. This keeps energy consumption transparent and open to optimisation.
How is the ICT secured across a site?
With a clear separation of IT and OT, clean network segmentation, cyber security requirements and defined operating models including service level agreements (SLA). This keeps the building technology controllable across the entire site.