From National Toll Station Upgrades to Metro Construction: A Project Portfolio Built on Complex Infrastructure Delivery

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Data center infrastructure is not a one-size-fits-all business. The most demanding projects require custom engineering, regulatory compliance, and on-time delivery under conditions that leave little margin for error. Over the past 15 years, our project portfolio has been built on exactly these types of engagements.



National infrastructure projects. We participated in China’s province-level toll station upgrade program — a nationwide initiative requiring standardized cabinet and PDU solutions deployed across hundreds of locations under tight deadlines. The project demanded consistency across distributed sites, a challenge that tested both manufacturing capacity and logistics coordination.

Urban rail transit. Our cabinets and power distribution systems have been deployed in metro construction projects, where equipment must meet strict fire safety, seismic, and EMI shielding standards. These deployments require close coordination with civil contractors and system integrators — a capability that translates directly to data center projects with similar coordination requirements.

Research and institutional deployments. We have completed system integration projects for large data research institutes, including shielded cabinets and KVM solutions for environments where data security is paramount.

Petrochemical and industrial. We provided integrated UPS power cabinets for a Sinopec project in eastern China, demonstrating our ability to deliver power infrastructure in industrial environments with stringent safety requirements.

What this means for international buyers: A project portfolio that spans national toll systems, metro construction, petrochemical facilities, and research institutions demonstrates that the company can handle complex, multi-stakeholder deployments — not just standard cabinet orders. For overseas project managers evaluating a supplier for a data center build, this breadth of experience reduces the risk of delivery surprises.