Engineered systems

Fire protection systems for real facility requirements.

Compare the main system families, then send the site conditions, plans or BFP comments you already have. DGRB will help define the practical next step.

Discuss a system requirement

Start with the system the facility needs.

Choose a system to review its applications, scope decisions and site requirements.

01
Fire sprinkler systemsWet pipe, preaction and deluge options for new and existing facilities.
02
Fire detection and alarm systemsConventional, addressable, aspirating and beam detection options.
03
Standpipe systemsWet and dry standpipe configurations, including connected hose-cabinet requirements.
04
Smoke-control systemsSmoke extraction, stairwell pressurization and makeup-air coordination.
05
FM-200 suppressionClean-agent protection where water-based suppression may be unsuitable.
06
Fire hose cabinetsCabinet supply, installation and compatibility with the standpipe arrangement.

What to send for an initial review

  1. Project location and facility type
  2. Available plans, BOQ, specifications or BFP comments
  3. Whether the requirement is new work, an upgrade or maintenance
  4. Known deadlines and current site conditions

Services for new and existing systems

Site assessmentEstablish the facility condition and information needed before defining the work.
Inspection and testingReview and test existing installed systems under a clear scope.
Preventive maintenancePlan recurring work around the actual installed assets and facility operations.
Repair and upgradeAddress faults, damaged components, obsolete equipment and facility changes.
Testing and commissioningVerify new or modified system functions, interfaces and handover records.

Need help choosing?

Send the plans, site details or BFP comments you already have. We’ll identify the next step.

Discuss a system requirement

Reviewed by DGRB Fire Safety Technical TeamUpdated August 9, 2026