Tea Trade Wharf, a historic building on the Thames, underwent a comprehensive Building Management System (BMS) upgrade. Siemsatec modernized the system by replacing the obsolete IQ2 controllers with the latest IQ5 range. The objective was to enhance energy management and plant control while minimising disruption to residents and operational downtime.
Before implementing our strategy, our client faced several financial hurdles, including:
Our projects
In 2023, Siemsatec upgraded The Royal Society of Science’s BMS from legacy IQ2 and 963 systems to the advanced IQ4 and IQVision platforms. This modernization improved operational efficiency, enhanced building management capabilities, and reinforced the long-standing 15-year partnership between Siemsatec and the society.
Siemsatec has provided 7 years of exemplary BMS service to the South London and Maudsley (SLaM) Trust, earning the renewal of its maintenance contract. Their customer-focused approach, 24/7 emergency support, and expertise in secure healthcare environments ensure patient safety, regulatory compliance, and reliable system operation.
Siemsatec delivered the Building Management System (BMS) for the Willowfield building at King’s College Hospital, the campus’s first fully electrified building. Using Trend BMS alongside air-source heat pumps and a Mitsubishi QTon system for DHWS, the project achieved on-time, on-budget delivery through close collaboration with the M&E contractor, TClarke, and meticulous commissioning.
Siemsatec completed a three-year BMS upgrade across Battersea Cats & Dogs Home’s London, Old Windsor, and Brands Hatch sites, improving animal welfare, energy efficiency, and real-time data management through the Trend IQVision platform. The phased, budget-conscious approach ensured minimal disruption while delivering measurable operational and environmental benefits.
