Industries we protect

Fire Protection for
Government and PSU Facilities

Control rooms, records and secure zones, often in buildings that have to stay open to the public. We design, install and maintain fire systems that work in all three at once.

Our Solutions

Industry overview

Fire Safety for Public Sector and PSU Sites

Government and PSU buildings carry a mix that most private sites do not. Critical control rooms that cannot go down. Record archives holding paper nobody can reproduce. Secure zones with controlled access. And in many cases public areas with people in them who do not know the building.

Each of those needs a different answer, and they all have to be on one system so that an alarm anywhere is understood immediately. On top of that, the work is usually tendered, so what is installed has to match what was specified, and the records have to stand up to scrutiny afterwards.

We work across administrative buildings, research and defence establishments, PSU plants, data centres and control rooms, record archives and public-facing offices.

Delivered to the tendered specification What we install is what was specified, and where we would change something we raise it in writing.
Records that stand up to audit Drawings, test records and certificates kept in a form that survives scrutiny years later.
Works with secure access Detection and suppression that fit alongside restricted zones rather than cutting across them.
One contractor, start to finish Survey, design, supply, installation, commissioning and maintenance, all by us.

Risk profile

Key Fire and Safety Considerations

The six points we look at most closely on a public sector site.

Control rooms that cannot go down

The room runs something the public depends on, and a water discharge in it does more damage than the fire.

Record archives

Paper that cannot be reproduced, in rooms that are usually sealed and rarely entered.

Secure and restricted zones

Access control that must not trap people during an evacuation, and detection that still has to reach inside.

Ageing installations

Panels still in service long past support, where spares no longer exist and nobody is certain what is connected.

Public areas

People who do not know the building, which puts the weight on clear alarm and evacuation rather than on familiarity.

Accountability

What was installed, when it was tested and by whom — all of it has to be evidenced, sometimes long after the event.

Products and Technologies We Supply

Supplied and commissioned by us, from the manufacturers we are partnered with. Each page carries that manufacturer's own product information and datasheets.

Simplex Fire Alarm & Detection Systems

Intelligent fire detection and alarm solutions for modern buildings — addressable control…

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Xtralis VESDA Aspirating Smoke Detection

Very early warning air-sampling detection for server rooms, clean rooms and high-value assets —…

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INERGEN Inert Gas Suppression

Inert gas suppression that lowers oxygen below what fire needs while remaining survivable for…

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HYGOOD Clean Agent Suppression

Engineered clean agent suppression for equipment rooms — sized to the volume and proven to hold…

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Zettler Fire Detection Systems

MZX addressable panels, Gen-6 detectors, call points and sounders — a complete detection…

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Firetrace Panel and Enclosure Suppression

Tube-based suppression that deals with the fire inside the cabinet, in the first seconds, with…

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Applications by area

Protection by Facility Area

These are the things we weigh up in each area.

Control rooms and data centres

Air-sampling detection for very early warning, with clean-agent or inert gas suppression so the room stays usable.

Record archives

Sealed rooms need detection that samples the air rather than waiting for smoke to reach a device.

Electrical and plant rooms

Detection inside the panel and suppression in the cabinet, so a fault is caught in the enclosure.

Public areas and corridors

Addressable alarm with clear sounders and signage, zoned so people who do not know the building still know where to go.

Secure zones

Access control and CCTV interfaced to the fire system, so doors release on an evacuation signal.

Offices and administrative floors

Conventional occupancy protection, on the same panel as the rest of the site.

Our clients

Clients We Protect in This Sector

Our expertise

Our Areas of Expertise

The parts of a public sector project that need the most care, and how we handle them.

Detection sized to the space

Air-sampling detection in control rooms and archives, and addressable detection with clear zoning everywhere people need to be told what to do.

Suppression that suits the risk

Clean agent and inert gas for rooms where water would cost more than the fire, sized to the room as measured.

Protection inside the panel

In-panel detection and suppression, so an electrical fault is dealt with in the enclosure instead of becoming a building fire.

Handover you can actually use

Drawings, zone plans, cause-and-effect and test records, written so your team and your insurer can both read them.

Upgrades to what is already there

Replacing or extending ageing installations, including panels long out of support, once we have established what is actually connected to them.

Keeping it working afterwards

Scheduled servicing and testing under an AMC, with a record of every visit and the same engineers coming back.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

The questions facilities and project teams ask us first.

Still have a question?

Speak directly with one of our fire safety engineers.

Call +91 88795 33000

Our panel is twenty years old. Can it be extended?

Sometimes, but usually that is the wrong question. If the manufacturer no longer supports it and spares are scarce, extending it buys you a short reprieve at a high price. We survey what is actually connected first, then tell you plainly whether extending or replacing is the better call.

How do you protect a record archive?

Air-sampling detection, because an archive is sealed and unoccupied and nobody is there to smell smoke. Suppression is normally a clean agent or inert gas, because a water discharge destroys the records the system exists to protect.

Will access control interfere with evacuation?

It should not, and that is a design point. Secure doors are interfaced to the fire system so they release on an evacuation signal. We set that up and prove it during commissioning rather than assuming it works.

Can you deliver against a tender specification?

Yes. We deliver what was specified. Where something in a specification will cause a problem in practice, we raise it in writing with the reasoning before installing it, not afterwards.

Can you install while we keep operating?

Usually, yes. The work is phased around your hours, area by area. If a short shutdown is genuinely unavoidable we tell you at design stage so you can plan for it, rather than you finding out on the day.

Can we extend what we already have instead of replacing it?

Often you can. It depends on the panel you have, whether it has spare capacity and whether the equipment is still supported by its manufacturer. We check that on site before we propose anything, and we will say plainly if extending it is the wrong call.

What does a site assessment involve?

An engineer comes out, walks the site with you and looks at each area. You get a written view of where the gaps are and what we would recommend, with the reasoning behind it. There is no charge and no obligation.

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Get a Fire Safety Plan for Your Facility

Tell us about your control rooms, your archives and what is already installed, and an engineer will come and look.

+91 88795 33000

Fire Protection for
Government and PSU Facilities

Fire Safety for Public Sector and PSU Sites