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125
London Wall
Project Location: 125
London Wall , London
Client / End User: JP Morgan Chase Bank
Contract Value:
£700,000 - 5th Floor Dealer Cabling
£1.55 Million - 6th Floor Dealing
£550,000 - 5th Floor IT Cabling
£100,000 - Loadbanks Project
JP Morgan Chase, like all other major
financial institutions, relies heavily on the
total availability of its systems and premises.
Any down time that can be avoided results directly
in cost reduction to the bottom line. Unidata
has undertaken many electrical and structured
cabling projects for the bank within this past
decade, each one with its own challenges to keep
JP Morgan Chase operating without interruption.
Some highlights of the diverse projects undertaken
are detailed below:
JP
Morgan requested Unidata to investigate the
possibility of completely renewing the existing
Data Cabling Infrastructure on two of their
main Dealing floors, whilst keeping them fully
operational. On one floor, some 650 positions
were renewed, each with 18, 4 pair, Category
5e UTP cables, whilst the other floor had 350
positions, each requiring a full complement
of UTP, 12 core Multimode Fibre and Voice grade
Dealer Turret cables. In all, some 1,000,000
metres of cable were installed, with the delicate
task of removing the old being completed after
the cut-over of services took place.
Unidata
won the prestigious project to supply and install
a Standby Generation test facility, to be installed
on the roof of the premises. In all, 5, 420kW
load banks along with all associated switchgear
and sequence controls were installed, as Unidata
also undertook to provide all necessary building
works associated with the project.Co-ordination
and integration was paramount on this project
as mounting the units on top of a 20 storey
building, in the centre of London, without causing
disruption to either the bank or the local community,
was of ultimate concern.
6th
Floor Dealing - Complete electrical installation
to provide electrical services to 500 dealing
positions including specialist dealer station
lighting.
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