Surveillance, networks, access control and smart-building systems — designed, delivered to a written standard, then operated under a maintenance contract where every visit is documented with photographs and reports.
What costs a facility most is dealing with one vendor for cameras, another for the network and a third for access control — so nobody owns what happens between the systems. We take responsibility for the whole thing: design, delivery and operation.
Coverage designed from the site drawings and regulatory requirements — not guessed. Lens selection, pole positions and storage sized to the retention period you actually need.
Structured cabling, equipment cabinets, containment and backup power — the layer that makes everything above it either work or fail.
Who entered, when, and with what authority — on a record you can go back to. Integrated with alarm and life-safety systems.
Lighting, HVAC, shading and unified scenes — built on correct first-fix infrastructure, not wireless devices bolted on afterwards.
We prepare your facility for the authorities’ requirements and issue a readiness report showing what is compliant and what is missing — before the official visit.
The contract does not end at handover. Scheduled visits, before-and-after photo documentation, and reports that reach the owner without being chased.
The difference between an engineer and an installer is that the first hands you a document you can review and hold them to. You receive a defined deliverable at each phase before we move to the next.
Site survey, drawing review, regulatory and operational requirements, then a design showing what will be installed, where, and why.
Deliverable → Position drawings + bill of quantities + coverage studyExecution follows the written AB-570 standard — containment, labelling, cable specification, testing — not on-site improvisation.
Deliverable → Installation report + stage photos + test resultsHandover includes the complete system file: what was installed, where, with what configuration, and how it is operated.
Deliverable → As-built file + operator training + warrantyA maintenance contract with scheduled visits documented on the platform, reports delivered automatically, and renewal alerts before expiry.
Deliverable → Periodic report + verifiable recordMost defects in facility systems cannot be fixed without breaking the finishes, because the first fix was done without a reference. So we wrote our own standard: 105 clauses governing containment, cable specification, labelling, cabinet positions and testing — and every project we take on is delivered against it.
It is not an internal document only: we issue a readiness report against it, showing the owner their compliance clause by clause and what is missing before the official inspection arrives.
Note: AB-570 is an internal engineering and operating standard developed by Alpha Beta to govern its own delivery quality. It is not a government accreditation, nor a substitute for regulatory requirements — it is how we meet them and document that we did.
Readiness reportSample — not real data
We do not run your contracts on spreadsheets and chat groups. We built a platform that documents every contract, visit and report — and gives you a portal to see the status of each branch at any time.
A homeowner, a shop owner and a plant manager do not ask the same question, so it would be wrong to answer them the same way.
Villas, apartments and farms — first-fix before finishing, surveillance and network coverage across every floor.
Licence readiness, retail-specific camera design, and one portal to track every branch.
One integrated system, one contract, one accountable party — with documented engineering deliverables.
We take the low-current package: drawings, specifications, bills of quantities and a handover file for the consultant.
Delivery through an accredited establishment, with auditable documents and a verifiable visit record.
Have your facility assessed at no cost. We send you a report showing which clauses are met and exactly what is missing — before the official inspection, not after it.
