SGW were engaged to review the existing IT services and operation specifically to provide recommendations for an integrated IT infrastructure across all campus services and educational facilities. As part of this activity SGW provided a high level proposals setting out the building management function and interactions.

King Saud Bin Abdul Aziz University for Sciences & Health Affairs (KSAU) is consisting of four campuses distributed in four major cities within Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; Riyadh, Jeddah, Hasa and Madinah. Each campus includes different types of buildings; Administration, Education, Hospitals, Residential, Research, Worship, Parking Lots and Utility Buildings. All four campuses are surrounded with security fence with main and secondary gates.

SGW were appointed to provide consulting services and coordination between relevant parties and stakeholders to provide a comprehensive set of standard operating proceedures ('SOP's') in fire, health, safety and security disciplines.

SGW were commissioned as part of the Transform Schools bid strategy to ensure adherence to the security principles recommended for each school and that the approach to security coordinated architectural, building services, IT and FM design and delivery.

SGW was commissioned to consider and recommend a security approach for the new Smallford Campus, part of Oaklands College, that would co-ordinate architectural, building services, IT and facilities management design.

SGW were appointed by the University to provide CCTV consultancy services across three individual campus sites. The engagement included detailed design of a new control room, communications infrastructure, integration to third party systems and CCTV networks. SGW later provided technical project management and witness testing.

The University commissioned SGW to develop outline requirements into a detailed performance-based specification for a new command and control room, networked CCTV matrix switching and digital recording systems. SGW managed the tender process, carrying out detailed bid analysis followed by technical project management.

SGW Security Consulting managed the Leeds University project which required upgrading the majority of the University's existing 67 cameras and a further 32 new cameras to provide effective coverage of key areas of operation. A converged IP addressable image transmission system is linked to the University's internal network with fully digital control and recording equipment.