Successfully integrating EPMS (Energy Power Management Systems), SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition), and BAS (Building Automation Systems) is one of the most technically demanding aspects of a mission-critical facility. These systems often originate from different vendors and use varied protocols, making seamless integration challenging without a deliberate, structured process.
At Forge Solutions, we begin by conducting a comprehensive integration assessment—identifying potential gaps, evaluating component compatibility, and outlining a phased roadmap to unify all systems under a single operational framework. This includes coordination with electrical contractors, controls vendors, and commissioning agents to ensure alignment across all platforms.
Our key focus is ensuring that alarm points, data streams, control signals, and device feedback are properly mapped and coordinated across all systems. This results in a single pane of glass—a unified dashboard that enables operators to monitor the facility’s real-time status with confidence and clarity.
We specialize in:
- System integration oversight from design through commissioning
- Vendor coordination to ensure all devices and alarms meet spec
- Alarm rationalization and data mapping for visibility and response
- IST (Integrated Systems Testing) support and operational readiness validation
- Documentation and training to ensure long-term manageability
Conclusion: Day-One Confidence
By following our integration methodology, data centers achieve real-time operational readiness by the time Integrated Systems Testing (IST) is complete. Our structured, vendor-agnostic approach ensures that every system functions cohesively and every critical alarm and point is visible and actionable.
This gives facility operators full confidence on Day One—the ability to manage, monitor, and maintain the infrastructure without gaps, inefficiencies, or delays. Whether you’re delivering a hyperscale facility or a modular expansion, Forge Solutions ensures your integrated systems perform as intended the moment your site goes live.
