DSV Australia Competitors

Automation Industries was established to provide integrated services that are competitive, professional and reliable for smart utility metering, automatic meter reading and energy management services, BMS systems for the HVAC industry, building owners and EEN owners and operators. We provide managed custom utility metering solutions and data management for these services for our customers throughout Australia. Automation Industries are proudly partnered with the best international industry leaders, Landis+Gyr, DEOS AG, Relay GmbH to provide end-to-end energy-focused solutions, from consultation services through to design, build, implementation and maintenance of our systems. We can provide tailored solutions for all building infrastructure including but not limited to design, supply, installation and commissioning of the following services: * Electricity, Water and Thermal Energy Meters, * Embedded Electricity Networks (EENs) * Domestic Hot water systems * Heating, Air Conditioning and Ventilation (HVAC) Control systems and BMS * Air Quality and Pollution monitoring systems (Carpark CO systems). * MDMaaS - a fully managed Utility Grade Meter Data Management & Billing Platform. * BMSaaS - a fully managed Building Management Systems as a Service Platform. * EMSaaS - a fully managed Energy Management System as a Service Platform.

Viridis Systems are experts in lighting control, building and home automation systems. With experience in all sectors of the building industry, Viridis Systems provide controls solutions for any application from a smart home through to the largest commercial projects. Viridis Systems is based in Sydney and primarily serves the Sydney area, Western Sydney, Blue Mountains and NSW central west regions. Founded in 2013 by technical director, Crispin Rock, Viridis Systems brings to the controls industry extensive local knowledge coupled with many years of controls experience gained in Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia. With a long history of successfully delivering projects to satisfied customers we look forward to continue providing the same high levels of service.

BAC (Building Automation Controls) was established in 2011 as an Independent Company originating from a leading Tasmanian Mechanical Services Contractor with over 40 years' experience in Controls and Building Management Systems., BAC has continued as a leading control company engineering and installing DDC control systems throughout Tasmania and Victoria. Rick Manser, Managing Director, has 30 years' experience in the Mechanical Services and HVAC Industry as a qualified HVAC Plumber, Gas Fitter, Electrician and Controls Technician including Engineering, Programming, Graphics Design, Commissioning and Maintenance of Complex Commercial BMS Systems . Currently BAC are heavily involved in many successful Building Energy Efficiency Upgrades which are requiring complex utilities analysis to minimise Building owner and Tenant energy costs, maximise Building NABERS ratings and provide Compliance with Legislated Mandatory Reporting of Energy Usage. BAC has taken on the existing T C Technologies systems throughout Tasmania and provides ongoing support for these systems. We have also continued on as System Integrators for EASYIO the Tridium DDC product line under the Infocon distributer umbrella. BAC has installed many Tridium Niagara AX based systems predominantly using the BACnet version of the Infocon IO module Easy IO. For a comprehensive list please take a look at the Contracts & Installations page. BAC endeavours to work closely with our clients to give the best possible results whether it is when engineering a new system for an installation, upgrading or integrating existing DDC control systems or ongoing maintenance of existing DDC control systems. BAC prides itself on the highest quality of workmanship and customer satisfaction with customer service and support the highest priority. Our key business strategy is to maintain a flexible multi skilled and multiple trade workforce that is able to embrace challenges that larger and less flexible companies are often not in a position to or are unwilling to pursue. ...