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HVAC monitoring and control
AHUs, FCUs, VAV boxes, chillers, pumps and cooling towers under direct digital control — setpoints, schedules, sequencing and demand-based operation from the supervisory interface.
BMS & Smart Buildings · Honeywell Gold Partner 2026 — Catalyst META BMS Program
Building management that runs the building, not just the graphics
Honeywell BMS on the Niagara Framework — HVAC, lighting and energy under one supervisory layer, with alarm management for the command centre and the approved mechanical responses of the fire cause-and-effect matrix applied on receipt of the alarm.
One platform for every building system
Honeywell BMS on the Niagara Framework
A building management system earns its place when it does three things well: controls the mechanical plant reliably, reports what matters to the people who operate the facility, and integrates the other systems — fire, security, metering, OT — without a second platform. ESC delivers Honeywell BMS on the Niagara Framework for exactly that, using BACnet and Modbus to bring third-party equipment into one supervisory layer.
ESC holds Honeywell Gold Partner 2026 status under the Catalyst META BMS Program, a separate programme certificate from the fire programme. The BMS scope covers design of the points schedule and architecture, controller and field device supply, panel and field installation, Niagara programming and graphics, witnessed commissioning and long-term support in the Kingdom.
Systems covered
What the BMS controls and integrates
Direct digital control where ESC owns the plant; open-protocol integration where another vendor does.
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Lighting and energy
Lighting schedules and occupancy-based control, electrical and water sub-metering, consumption dashboards and reporting that give the facility team an evidence base for energy decisions.
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Environmental monitoring
Temperature, humidity, CO₂ and air-quality points with trend logging and setpoint correction — for occupant comfort in offices, and for tighter envelopes in data halls and healthcare spaces.
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Alarm management and command centres
Centralised alarm reception with priorities, escalation and audit-ready history, presented on operator graphics in the command centre alongside fire, security and OT events.
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Fire cause-and-effect execution
The approved mechanical responses of the fire alarm matrix applied on the BMS side on receipt of the alarm — AHU shutdown, damper positions, pressurisation, lift and door interfaces — with the sequence tested end to end with the fire system.
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Third-party and OT integration
BACnet and Modbus integration of chillers, generators, UPS, ATS, metering and SCADA or OT equipment, so the supervisory layer shows the whole facility rather than one vendor's plant.
Consultant-ready engineering
What consultants receive from ESC
BMS documentation follows the points schedule from design to as-built, so the reviewer can trace every input and output.
Points schedule and I/O listEvery input and output with tag, controller assignment and protocol mapping
System architecture drawingNetwork topology, supervisory controllers, field controllers and server placement
Material submittals with compliance sheets and datasheetsHoneywell controller, field device and software data with clause-by-clause compliance
Shop drawings, panel schedules and riser diagramsPanel layouts, DDC wiring schematics and field device installation details
Sequences of operation and cause-and-effect matricesThe control logic in writing before it becomes programming
Method statements, ITPs and FAT/SAT recordsInstallation methods, inspection and test plans, and witnessed functional tests
As-built drawings, O&M manuals and trainingGraphics documentation, programming backups and operator training at handover
Delivery flow
From points schedule to operating building
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Design
Points schedule, architecture and sequences of operation to the consultant specification; controller sizing and network design.
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Supply
Honeywell supervisory and field controllers, sensors, actuators and software through the authorized channel.
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Install
Control panels, field wiring and network cabling to the approved shop drawings, with method statements and ITPs.
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Testing & commissioning
Point-to-point checks, loop tuning, sequence verification and witnessed FAT/SAT, including the fire cause-and-effect test with the fire system.
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Handover
As-built drawings, Niagara graphics and programming backups, O&M manuals and operator training.
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Support
Maintenance, remote assistance where the client permits, spares and system updates in the Kingdom.
Documented authorization
Honeywell Gold Partner 2026 — Catalyst META BMS Program
The BMS programme certificate, valid through 31/12/2026 and separate from the fire programme. Select the record to view the document details.
Honeywell Gold Partner 2026 — BMS
- Entity named on document
- ELECTRONIC SIGNAL ESC ESTABLISHMENT
- Evidence type
- 2026 Catalyst META BMS Program GOLD Partner — Catalyst Program certificate (supplied copy on file; not a live verification with the issuer)
- Issuer
- Honeywell Building Automation (certificate signed by the General Manager, Fire — Middle East, Türkiye and Africa)
- Valid
- 2026-01-01 → 2026-12-31
Selected references
Where ESC has delivered building management
The scope shown is ESC's systems package. Sensitive references are described in general terms only.
Ministry of National Guard — RiyadhBMS within a turnkey ELV and life-safety package — FM-200 · fire alarm · CCTV · PA · MATV · network · data center — completion certificates 2014
Site photographArar AirportIntegrated ELV · CCTV · access · PA/VA · BMS
Ministry of Health hospitals and maintenance facilitiesUPS · BMS · ATS · fire alarm · fire fighting · PA · CCTV — qualified government contractor
Questions consultants ask
BMS and smart buildings — frequently asked
Is the Niagara Framework open to other vendors' equipment?
Yes. Niagara integrates BACnet and Modbus devices natively, which is how ESC brings chillers, generators, UPS, ATS, meters and OT equipment from other manufacturers into one supervisory layer.
Can ESC take over an existing BMS or only build new ones?
ESC designs new systems and also extends or integrates existing ones where the protocols and documentation allow. The starting point is a survey of the installed controllers and points, then a proposal for the supervisory layer.
Who executes the fire cause-and-effect — the fire panel or the BMS?
Both, by design. Life-safety actions stay on the fire system's monitored outputs; the BMS executes the mechanical responses in the matrix and reports them. ESC tests the sequence end to end when it delivers both systems.
What does the command centre see?
Operator graphics on the Niagara platform with alarms by priority, trend data and the status of integrated systems, so the facility team works from one picture rather than several vendor screens.