Every capability DCS Global delivers — mapped across the infrastructure lifecycle, organised by domain, and cross-referenced to solution pages, credentials, and delivery models. Use the filters to find the right capability for your project.
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29
Capabilities
6
Domains
6
Lifecycle phases
10
Mission-critical
13
Industries served
1. Assess
Discovery, gap analysis, requirements definition, and current-state documentation.
2. Design
Architecture, engineering design, specifications, and procurement planning.
3. Install
Physical installation, integration, and system build-out.
4. Commission
Factory and field commissioning, load bank testing, and integrated systems validation.
5. Maintain
Preventive maintenance, 24/7 monitoring, emergency response, and sustained operations.
6. Modernize
Technology refresh, capacity expansion, decommissioning, and lifecycle transition.
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Mission-Critical Power
The verified foundation of DCS Global — UPS systems, battery energy storage, transfer switches, power distribution, commissioning, and the electrical engineering that keeps critical operations running.
8 capabilities
UPS & Battery Systems
Mission-Critical Hub
Project + Managed
Design, installation, and maintenance of UPS systems, battery energy storage systems (BESS), automatic and static transfer switches (ATS/STS), power distribution units (PDUs), and central lighting inverters.
Engineering and installation of power distribution infrastructure — switchgear, PDUs, busway systems, and the electrical distribution architecture that delivers reliable power to every load.
Custom electrical engineering solutions with Licensed Professional Engineers — systems integration, single-line diagrams, arc flash studies, and the engineering documentation that governs every power project.
Factory and field-level commissioning, load bank testing, and integrated system validation — NETA-certified technicians ensuring every system performs to specification before it goes live.
Design, installation, and maintenance of precision cooling infrastructure — CRAC/CRAH units, in-row cooling, liquid cooling for high-density compute, and the thermal management systems that protect critical equipment.
Preventive maintenance programs, emergency repair, and 24/7 field response for UPS systems, batteries, cooling equipment, and the full critical power infrastructure stack.
Standby and prime power generator design, installation, load testing, and maintenance — diesel, natural gas, and bi-fuel systems that provide the backup power layer for mission-critical facilities.
Data center infrastructure management (DCIM) and power monitoring systems — real-time visibility into power consumption, capacity utilization, and the operational data that drives efficiency decisions.
Design, installation, fiber, telecom, decommissioning, and EV infrastructure — the physical layer that every technology system depends on.
6 capabilities
Data Center Design
Mission-Critical Hub
Project
Comprehensive data center and micro data center design — from initial planning and Tier classification through full-scale implementation, maximizing efficiency, reliability, and scalability.
Turnkey data center construction and build-out — from civil and structural coordination through mechanical, electrical, and technology systems installation under a single general contractor.
Design, installation, and certification of fiber optic infrastructure — structured cabling, backbone fiber, patch panels, and the physical connectivity layer for mission-critical environments.
Safe, compliant decommissioning of data center and energy systems — asset disposition, data destruction, battery and equipment recycling, and the documentation that satisfies environmental and regulatory requirements.
Scalable EV charger installation and maintenance for fleet and employee charging — designed for seamless integration with existing electrical infrastructure and utility interconnection requirements.
Telecom infrastructure design, carrier circuit procurement, and the connectivity layer that connects facilities to the broader network — including inside plant, outside plant, and carrier interconnection.
Networking, cybersecurity, cloud and hybrid infrastructure, and the technology systems that connect and protect the enterprise.
8 capabilities
Network Engineering
Project + Managed
Enterprise network design, deployment, and management — LAN/WAN architecture, campus and data center switching, SD-WAN, and the network fabric that connects every system in the enterprise.
Infrastructure-layer cybersecurity — network security architecture, OT/ICS security, compliance-aligned controls, and the security posture that protects mission-critical systems from physical and logical threats.
Cloud migration strategy, hybrid architecture design, and the infrastructure integration that connects on-premises systems with cloud platforms — without sacrificing performance or compliance posture.
Infrastructure controls, audit-ready documentation, and evidence packages for HIPAA, FedRAMP, PCI DSS, NERC CIP, and SOX — delivered by engineers who understand both the technical and regulatory requirements.
End-to-end structured cabling design and installation — copper and fiber, horizontal and backbone, certified to TIA/EIA standards for enterprise and data center environments.
Enterprise AV system design and integration — conference rooms, command centers, digital signage, and the collaboration infrastructure that supports mission-critical operations.
Access control, video surveillance, intrusion detection, and the physical security infrastructure that protects data centers, critical facilities, and enterprise campuses.
Enterprise wireless LAN design and deployment — Wi-Fi 6/6E, distributed antenna systems (DAS), and the wireless coverage architecture that supports mobile-first enterprise operations.
GPU cluster deployment, HPC systems, AI data center design, and the purpose-built infrastructure that AI workloads require.
2 capabilities
AI Infrastructure
Project + Managed
Purpose-built AI infrastructure design and deployment — GPU clusters, HPC systems, high-bandwidth interconnects, parallel storage, and the precision cooling that GPU-accelerated workloads require.
24/7 NOC monitoring, managed IT, field services, and the sustained operational capability that keeps infrastructure performing after deployment.
3 capabilities
Managed Services
Managed Service
24/7 NOC monitoring, managed IT operations, remote hands, and the sustained operational capability that keeps infrastructure performing after deployment — under a single SLA.
24/7/365 NOC operations — real-time infrastructure monitoring, alert management, incident response, and the continuous visibility that prevents failures before they become outages.
On-site field engineering, emergency dispatch, and the 24/7 response capability that resolves infrastructure issues before they escalate — with OSHA-certified technicians and a national field organization.
Infrastructure consulting, technology roadmapping, build vs. buy analysis, and the strategic advisory that precedes every major infrastructure decision.
2 capabilities
Infrastructure Consulting
Project
Independent infrastructure advisory — current-state assessment, gap analysis, technology roadmapping, vendor evaluation, and the strategic guidance that precedes every major infrastructure decision.
Multi-year infrastructure roadmaps that align technology investment with business objectives — capacity planning, lifecycle management, and the financial modeling that supports capital planning decisions.
A defined-scope engagement with a start date, end date, and deliverables. Typical for design, installation, and commissioning work.
Managed Service
Ongoing operational responsibility under a service-level agreement. Typical for 24/7 NOC, managed IT, and preventive maintenance programs.
Project + Managed
A project engagement with an optional managed-services tail. The most common model for infrastructure that requires both deployment and sustained operations.
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