Turnkey electricity, gas and water for a six-unit commercial scheme
DACI was engaged to deliver a fully integrated multi-utility solution for a commercial development comprising six units and a landlord supply.
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DACI was engaged to deliver a fully integrated multi-utility solution for a commercial development comprising six units and a landlord supply. The project required the design, coordination and installation of electricity, gas and water infrastructure, delivered as a single, turnkey package aligned to the construction programme.
With a high electrical demand and the need to accommodate future energy strategies, the client required a solution that was not only robust for current operations but also adaptable for future expansion, including low-carbon technologies.
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DACI delivered a fully coordinated, end-to-end multi-utility design and delivery strategy, integrating electricity, gas and water infrastructure into a single, streamlined solution.
A key focus was the optimisation of utility corridors through a combined trenching and ducting approach, ensuring services could be installed efficiently while maintaining compliance with separation standards and avoiding clashes.
The electrical design incorporated a high-capacity substation and a future-proofed network capable of supporting both demand and potential PV export. In parallel, gas and water systems were designed to ensure reliable supply to all units, with full consideration of metering, commissioning and fire protection requirements.
Throughout the project, a flexible design methodology allowed DACI to respond to evolving site conditions and constraints, ensuring risks were proactively managed without impacting delivery timelines.
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DACI successfully delivered a fully integrated and future-ready multi-utility infrastructure, supporting the operational requirements of the development while enabling long-term scalability.
The coordinated design and delivery approach minimised installation conflicts, reduced rework and ensured alignment with the construction programme.
By incorporating future energy considerations, including photovoltaic export capacity, the infrastructure is positioned to support evolving sustainability requirements and increased electrical demand.
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Overall, the project demonstrates DACI’s ability to deliver technically complex, high-value infrastructure within constrained environments, providing a reliable, efficient and commercially robust solution for commercial developments.
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