MEP engineering.
Equipment into operation.
Mechanical, electrical and plumbing engineering, industrial utilities and specialist equipment. SEED Systems connects supply and installation with integration, commissioning and support.
The engineering systems division of SEED.
What needs to work?
Industrial facilities
Coordinate the production equipment with the services it depends on.
- Thermal systems
- Process cooling, ventilation and extraction
- Power
- Distribution, standby generation and protection
- Utilities
- Water, compressed air and process piping
- Integration
- Controls, interlocks and functional testing
Define equipment duty and system interfaces at the start.
Buildings & infrastructure
Bring the building services together as an operating system.
- Comfort
- HVAC, air distribution and control
- Electrical
- Power, lighting and standby systems
- Life safety
- Fire protection, detection and alarm
- Monitoring
- BMS, ELV and operating sequences
Coordinate design, installation and the handover information.
Specialist equipment
Specify the package, the connections and the route into service.
- Selection
- Duty, operating conditions and OEM requirements
- Installation
- Civil, mechanical and electrical interfaces
- Acceptance
- Integration and commissioning requirements
- Support
- Training, spares and service scope
Civil aviation and technical facility packages are assessed to the specific requirement.
From the plant room
to the production floor.
A building service, a process utility and a specialist equipment package rarely operate in isolation. Their interfaces decide how the facility performs.
Our scope joins engineering with delivery: understanding the requirement, selecting the equipment, coordinating the installation and bringing the connected systems into service.
How delivery is structuredThe systems behind
the facility.
View the full scopeHVAC & process cooling
Air, temperature and process duty.
Electrical & power
Power distribution through to the load.
Fire & life safety
Detection, protection and coordinated response.
BMS, controls & ELV
Systems that communicate and respond.
Water & industrial utilities
Utilities matched to the process.
Specialist equipment
The equipment and the system around it.
Supply is a stage.
Operation is the objective.
Define the equipment together with the power, cooling, water, controls and access it needs. Agree the acceptance criteria and support scope before it reaches site.
The equipment delivery sequence- 01
Understand & select
Duty, conditions, interfaces and equipment requirements.
- 02
Supply & install
Procurement, receiving, coordinated installation and inspection.
- 03
Integrate & commission
Controls, functional tests and agreed acceptance.
- 04
Handover & support
Records, training, maintenance requirements and service scope.
Built on SEED's engineering platform.
Systems operates through SEED, with parent-held engineering registration and management-system certifications.
Start with the operating requirement.
Tell us what the facility or equipment needs to do. We can then define the engineering, supply and delivery scope.
Discuss your scope