Engineering and architecture practices, 30–150 people

Engineering and architecture

Civil, structural and building-services engineers and architects live on large models, deadlines and clients who write security into their contracts. We keep the workstations, the project data and the plotters running, and we know why they matter. It’s where we come from.

Software we keep running

  • Revit
  • AutoCAD
  • iTWO
  • Bluebeam Revu
  • Autodesk licensing
  • Citrix
  • Microsoft 365
  • Large-format plotters

What’s at stake

Big models, sensitive projects.

Models that won’t open on deadline day

Licence servers, slow file shares and outdated drivers turn a submission evening into a support marathon.

Clients who pass security down

Infrastructure operators and public clients write NIS2 and information-security requirements into their contracts, and you have to show you meet them.

Archives you’re liable for

Warranty periods mean project data has to stay findable and readable for years, long after the software has moved on.

What we put in place

How we keep you moving.

  • Workstations built for CADHardware, drivers and software versions managed per project, so a model opens the same way on every machine.
  • Large files, every siteFast, secure access to large CAD and BIM files from offices, site containers, home and the firms you work with abroad, set up once and documented.
  • Project data you can still find years laterArchive structure, retention and backups planned for warranty periods, not just for next week.
  • Plotters without a print serverLarge-format printers deployed straight to the devices that need them, including the settings your teams use.
  • Security your clients can checkA documented baseline, tested backups and an evidence file for the security questions in tenders and contracts.
  • Project companies, set up cleanlyWhen you or your developer clients create, merge or split project companies, we set up or separate tenants, accounts and data by the date the lawyers set.

Proof

Work we can show.

  • A 50-person engineering firm taken over in three weeks from a provider that withheld access: 173 hours of engineering work, and everyone working on Monday.
  • Security practices aligned with ISO/IEC 27001.

Case studies

Provider exit in three weeks

The previous provider withheld access for twelve days, handed over no documentation and no backups, and switched the firm off at the end of the month. We rebuilt instead of migrating, and everyone was working on Monday.

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Where does your practice stand?

In a first call we go through what your clients’ contracts, your insurer and your own deadlines ask of your IT, and how we’d meet it.

  • No first level
  • No surprises
  • Pilot before you buy