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Systems integrator

Infrastructure, security and automation held to one engineering standard

KMS designs, installs and integrates network, security and smart building systems — for offices, clinics, hotels, industrial sites and private residences. One team is accountable from the first site survey through handover and ongoing support.

  • Network infrastructure
  • Physical security
  • Smart systems
  • Managed support
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How we work

One supplier, full accountability

Network, cabling, video, access control and automation come together in a single project. No more coordinating separate contractors.

Engineering documentation

Every site is handed over with diagrams, port and device registers, configuration records and warranty documents.

Standards-based installation

We work to established international practice for structured cabling and network infrastructure — not to whatever fits on the day.

Support after handover

A project does not end when the system powers on. We offer monitoring, preventive maintenance and response under agreed terms.

Who we are

An engineering company that builds technology infrastructure end to end

KMS is not a hardware shop or a one-off repair service. We work at the level where a building needs a considered system: where the cable runs, where the switch goes, how the site is covered by cameras, who is allowed through which door, and how all of it is managed from one place.

We serve companies, offices, medical facilities, hotels, industrial sites and residential properties. One of our core directions is equipping houses, villas and offices with smart systems and automation.

  • Designed around the real needs of the site, not a product catalogue
  • Systems that integrate with each other rather than merely coexist
  • Scalable architecture — today’s budget, tomorrow’s growth
  • Transparent documentation that stays with the building
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Why KMS

What an engineering approach actually changes

Installed equipment and a working system are two different outcomes. Below is what we treat as standard in every project.

Systems that understand each other

Access control links to camera events, alarms link to recorded video, smart scenarios link to sensors. Integration is designed in from the beginning, not bolted on at the end.

A measured, documented network

Every line is labelled and tested. On critical sites we produce test records so a fault can still be located years later.

Resilience and redundancy

Backup power, secondary links, duplicated critical nodes — to the level the site’s risk profile and budget justify.

Transparent cost

The specification shows what was selected and why. Alternatives are offered openly, with any quality trade-off stated.

Vendor-independent choices

We are not tied to a single brand. Technology is chosen for the task, compatibility and availability of long-term support.

Designed for the people who run it

A system has to be operable by the staff on site. We build clear interfaces and provide hands-on training at handover.

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Smart systems

Automation that makes daily life simpler

For us a smart home is not a light bulb switched on from an app. It is lighting, climate, security, blinds, irrigation and energy brought into one logic — so the building responds automatically to time, occupancy and events.

Scenarios that follow the day

Morning, working, evening and away modes reset lighting, climate, blinds and security in a single action.

Energy under control

Heating and cooling follow occupancy and schedule, consumption appears in reports — savings are measured, not assumed.

Safety and notifications

Leak, smoke, door and motion sensors are tied to scenarios: water shuts off, lights come on, a notification reaches your phone.

Multi-zone comfort

Multi-room audio, video zones, blinds and lighting controlled from one panel — wall keypad, phone or voice.

Technologies

Open standards and compatible platforms

We work with technologies built on industry standards, which is what makes long-term support, expansion and integration with other systems possible.

Network and connectivity

  • L2/L3 managed switching
  • PoE / PoE+ power
  • VLAN and QoS
  • Wi-Fi 5 / Wi-Fi 6

Cabling infrastructure

  • Cat6 / Cat6A copper
  • Single-mode and multi-mode fibre
  • LSZH cables
  • Patch panels and organisers

Video and analytics

  • ONVIF-compatible IP cameras
  • RTSP streams
  • H.264 / H.265 encoding
  • NVR and server-based recording

Access and identification

  • OSDP and Wiegand
  • MIFARE / DESFire cards
  • Biometric terminals
  • Mobile credentials

Automation

  • KNX
  • Matter and Thread
  • Zigbee
  • Z-Wave

Audio visual systems

  • HDMI and HDBaseT
  • AV over IP
  • DSP audio processing
  • Ceiling microphone arrays

Listed below are areas of technology compatibility. Vendor names are given only to describe the ecosystems we work with — they do not indicate official partnership or authorisation.

Process

Six stages, no ambiguity

Each stage has a concrete deliverable that you receive. That makes it clear where the project stands and what comes next.

  1. 01

    Consultation and requirements analysis

    We listen to the brief: what kind of site, what problem needs solving, what timeline and budget frame applies. We ask the questions that often have not been asked yet.

  2. 02

    Site survey and measurement

    We study the site in person: existing infrastructure, route options, electrical provision, obstacles and risks. Where needed we take signal measurements.

  3. 03

    Design and specification

    We prepare the architecture, diagrams and an equipment specification with alternatives. Stages, timelines and responsibilities are fixed at this point.

  4. 04

    Installation and integration

    We carry out the works to programme: cabling, equipment installation, configuration and linking systems to each other.

  5. 05

    Testing and handover

    We test every line and function, close out defects and hand over the system with documentation and training.

  6. 06

    Support and development

    After handover we stay in contact: monitoring, preventive maintenance, consulting and staged expansion of the system.

Projects

Reference architectures

Below are engineering solutions for typical buildings: which systems come together, in what architecture, and to what end.

This section contains reference architectures and concept designs that describe our approach. Named client projects are published only with their written consent.

In brief

Numbers you can verify on this very site

We do not publish unverified statistics. The figures below reflect the actual structure of our services.

8Service disciplinesFrom infrastructure through to managed support
8Industry segmentsClinics, offices, hotels, industrial sites and more
4Technology domainsNetwork, security, smart systems, managed services
6Project stagesFrom consultation to support, each with documented deliverables

If a figure cannot be independently verified, it does not appear on this site.

Questions

What people ask us most often

If your question is not here, get in touch — we will go through it in detail during a free consultation.

How does working with you begin?
The first step is a consultation, by phone or in person. We ask about the site and the brief and give an initial orientation. Then we survey the site and prepare a specification.
Is the initial consultation chargeable?
The initial consultation and site survey are free. Cost arises when it comes to detailed design or works — and that is agreed in advance.
Do you work on small sites?
Yes. We work on large sites as well as apartments, small offices and individual systems. The approach is the same — only the scale changes.
How is the price made up?
The price comprises equipment, installation works, configuration and design. Each line item appears separately in the specification, which makes comparison and discussion of alternatives straightforward.
Can the work be split into stages?
Yes, and often that is the most sensible route. We start with the base — cabling and network — and add systems over time, with the architecture designed for expansion from the outset.
What affects the timeline?
The main factors are site readiness, equipment lead times and coordination with other contractors. All of this is fixed in the programme at design stage.
Getting started

Let’s talk about the building first — the hardware comes after

Tell us about the site: floor area, purpose, existing systems and timeline. We will prepare solution options and a transparent specification.

+995 597 43 97 97

  • Initial consultation at no cost
  • Site survey at a time that suits you
  • Specification with alternatives and open pricing