Infrastructure project
Structured Cabling & Passive Infrastructure
Copper and fibre cabling, racks and passive components installed to a documented plan, so your network has a physical foundation that is tested, labelled and easy to maintain.
Every port labelled and traced to its location.
What is structured cabling?
The organised system of cables, connectors, patch panels and racks that physically connects every device on a network. Passive infrastructure is the part that carries signals without powering them. It is installed once and outlasts several generations of network hardware, so installation quality matters for years.
Copper cabling
For desktop, phone, camera and wireless access point connections.
Fibre optic cabling
For backbone links between floors, buildings and racks.
Racks and patch panels
Network and server room racks, patch panels and cable management.
Outlets and pathways
Faceplates, trays, conduit and raceways that route and protect the cabling.
How we deliver
Six steps from site survey to handover.
Cabling buyers judge contractors on method and documentation. This is how a Sensoft cabling project runs.
Site survey
Walk the site and map outlet positions, cable routes and rack locations.
Design and bill of materials
A layout and an itemised materials list for your approval.
Installation
Run, terminate and dress cables to the approved plan.
Testing
Every link tested before handover.
Labelling
Every cable, port and panel labelled to one scheme, for example FL02-R01-PP03-24.
Documentation and handover
As-built drawings, test results and the labelling schedule.
Types of project
From bare shell to re-cabling a live floor.
- New sites. Offices, plants, warehouses and campuses fitted out from bare shell.
- Expansions. Additional floors, wings or seating added to a site that stays operational.
- Upgrades and re-cabling. Replacing legacy or undocumented cabling no one can trace.
- Network room clean-ups. Re-patching, re-labelling and rack reorganisation.
After the cables are in
Cabling is the base layer for everything else.
Most cabling projects lead straight into network and server work, and Sensoft can support the finished site through ongoing management.
How long does a cabling project take?
It depends on the number of points and site conditions. We confirm a schedule after the site survey.
Can you work in an occupied office?
Work can be phased or scheduled outside business hours to limit disruption.
Do you provide test reports?
Test results are included in the handover documentation.