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ACCREDITATIONS

Over the past 28 years, DSCO has become a well-known firm for delivering engineering services and is Professional registered and associated with the following:

Professional Engineers Board (PE Board) Singapore
ACES (Association of Consulting Engineers Singapore)
Singapore Green Building Council
Hong Kong Institution of Engineers
Engineering Council of UK
Professional Engineers Board (PE Board) Malaysia
Professional Engineers Board (PE Board) Hong Kong
United States Green Building Council
Hong Kong Green Building Council
Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)
Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE)
Uptime Institute (ATD)
Chartered Engineer (CEng)
Certified BCA Greenmark Manager
Certified BCA Greenmark Facility Manager
American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE)

In achieving and maintaining DSCO’s principles, management of quality is rigidly implemented throughout all phases of each project. Throughout the years, DSCO has achieved the following certifications :

ISO 9001:2015 SAC & UKAS
ISO 14001:2015 UKAS
BizSafe Level 3

OUR AWARDS AND CERTIFICATE

IPDC LAUNCH & OPENING

The IPDC, the first Twin Core DC in Malaysia is set up to address the growing datacenter needs in the south of Malaysia.

PI DATACENTERS GETS TIER IV BADGE FOR FACILITY

Indian Data Center operator Pi Datacenters has obtained a Tier IV Design Certification for its facility in Amaravati, in the state of Andhra Pradesh.

PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER BOARD, DAY OF DEDICATION 2015

On it’s day of dedication, the engineering profession reaffirms its commitment to shaping a brighter future.

SINGTEL TO BUILD S$400M DATA CENTRE IN JURONG

Singtel has invested S$400 million in a new data centre to be built in Jurong to meet growing demand for co-location and cloud services in Singapore.

VADS TO INVEST RM130MIL IN NUSAJAYA DATA CENTRE

VADS Bhd is investing RM130 Million to build a two-phase purpose built Data Centre in Nusajaya Tech Park, as part of its strategy to cater to the growing demand for Data Centre businesses in the region.

KINGSLAND’S $100M DATA CENTRE UP AND RUNNING

Real Estate Developer Kingsland Development has invested more than S$100 Million developing a six storey wholesale Data Centre in Jurong.

DATA CENTRE BUILT LIKE A FORT

With its stringent security and temperature-controlled systems, The Fort could well be the Fort Knox of Data Centres. No Windows grace this building. Ten-foot walls surround the block and a wrought iron gate clearly discourages visitors. This is, after all, a highly secure site used by companies to house their Data Centres.

ENGINEERS MAKE THEIR MARK

Professional Engineers – Those newly registered as well as existing practitioners – from all fields gathered this morning at Fairmont Singapore to mark the Professional Engineers Board (PEB) Day of Dedication.

EQUINIX OPENS ITS SECOND FACILITY HERE AS DEMAND FOR DATA CENTRE SPACE CONTINUES TO GROW.

Despite the economic downturn, Data Centre operator Equinix has seen its business flourish with revenues growing at double-digit rates – something it has been experiencing over the last three years. In fact, business is so good that the company opened its second Data Centre here in Tuas, to cope with companies’ voracious appetite for Data Centre space.

SINGAPORE FLYER SAGA – BACK-UP SYSTEMS READY

Construction and Testing of new back-up systems at the Singapore Flyer should be completed today, but whether the attraction will reopen on schedule by Chinese New Year will depend on the authorities, said its management.

DATA CENTRES SHINE AMID PROPERTY GLOOM

The Data Centre market is emerging as a bright spot in an otherwise gloomy real estate sector, according to a new report. More providers have moved in on the back of rising demand from finance and tech companies, while the Government has also sought to develop the industry.

47% RAMP-UP IN DATA CENTRE SUPPLY SET TO DAMPEN RENTS.

A Ramp-up in supply of Data Centres (Dcs) in Singapore by a whopping 46.6% of the total current stock by megawatt (MW) by the end of this year islandwide is expected to dampen rents in the near term.