Large logistics distribution hub with loading bays and connected fleet operations
Industry

Logistics & Warehousing Technology Infrastructure

In distribution, infrastructure downtime is measured in unshipped orders. We build networks that survive peak season, and we support them on the shift pattern the site actually runs.

Where these programmes usually go wrong.

Peak season exposes the weakest link

Networks sized for average volume buckle when headcount, handheld density and inbound traffic all triple in the same eight-week window.

New sites opening faster than IT can build them

Property secures a facility with a go-live date the connectivity lead time cannot meet, and the site opens running on temporary links.

3PL and customer systems that never quite align

Each partner integration is bespoke, so visibility depends on nightly file transfers and manual reconciliation rather than live data.

What we deliver

Scope, in plain terms.

Every item below is delivered by our in-house engineering team — design through deployment and into managed operations.

  • Distribution-centre network design validated under live racking and peak load
  • Rapid new-site build packages with interim connectivity to protect go-live dates
  • Automation, AGV and conveyor network integration with segmented traffic
  • RFID, BLE and UWB tracking for inventory, pallets, yard and returns
  • Yard and outdoor coverage via private 5G, CBRS and outdoor wireless
  • Multi-site SD-WAN linking DCs, cross-docks, 3PLs and head office
  • Partner and customer system integration for live shipment visibility
  • Shift-aligned managed support with on-site escalation during peak
Technology partners relevant to this work
Meter logoLumen Technologies logoMegaport logoUniti Group logoFortinet logo
Proof point

Peak-season capacity designed in, not discovered in November

We size distribution networks against peak device density and inbound volume rather than annual averages, and we pre-stage support coverage for the peak window as part of the managed service.

Ready to scope logistics & warehousing?

Run the ten-minute infrastructure assessment for a tailored gap analysis, or speak directly with the engineers who would deliver the work.

Frequently asked questions.

How quickly can you bring a new facility online?

Interim connectivity via fixed wireless or bonded broadband can be live in 10-15 working days to protect a go-live date, with permanent fiber cut in behind it once the build completes.

Do you work directly with our automation vendors?

Yes. We take the network and integration scope so automation suppliers land on one supported, segmented estate rather than each building a parallel network with its own support boundary.

Can you cover outdoor yard operations?

Yard coverage is designed alongside the in-building network using outdoor wireless, CBRS or private 5G, which is what makes yard-management and trailer-tracking systems viable.

What support model suits a 24/7 operation?

Monitoring runs continuously, with response windows aligned to your shift pattern and pre-agreed on-site escalation for peak periods rather than a generic business-hours SLA.