Khalifa Port

Page Europa has distinguished itself as the Data Center General Contractor for this initiative, successfully designing and constructing two geographically separated, redundant Data Centers. These pivotal facilities are at the heart of the project's success, underpinning its resilience and operational integrity. Each Data Center is comprehensively equipped with advanced Mechanical and Electrical systems, inclusive of robust data and power cabling infrastructures and HVAC systems, all of which conform to the highest international and local standards and regulations. This meticulous adherence to best practices for Data Center reliability not only ensures the seamless integration and performance of the 26 telecom, security, and control subsystems but also establishes a foundation for disaster recovery and business continuity planning. Through strategic foresight and engineering excellence, Page Europa has solidified the project's infrastructure, ensuring sustained operational success and security compliance. 

The information collected from the 26 subsystems is integrated into a Command-and-Control suite. This advanced system presents comprehensive land and maritime situational awareness of the port, along with the status of networks and equipment, thereby ensuring operational excellence and security.

Key components and statistics of the project include:

- Optical Fiber Cables: Stretching over 320 kilometers, facilitating high-speed data transmission.
- Copper Cables: Spanning 300 kilometers, supporting various telecommunication needs.
- Closed Circuit Television (CCTV): Comprising 1000+ cameras for surveillance and security.
- Public Address and Voice Alarm (PAVA): Featuring 2500+ speakers for effective communication and emergency alerts.
- Terrestrial Trunked Radio (TETRA): Including 2 base stations for secure and reliable communication.
- Local Area Network (LAN): Consisting of 200+ switches and 500+ media converters, ensuring robust network connectivity.
- Fire Alarm System: Including about 2300 smoke detectors, 800 sounders, and 750 call points for enhanced safety.
- Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN): With 450+ access points for wireless connectivity across the port.
- Super WLAN (S-WLAN): Offering over 65 access points for extended wireless coverage.
- Telephony (TPH): Comprising 600+ VoIP phones for comprehensive telecommunication capabilities.
- Vessel Traffic and Radar Systems: Featuring 2 radars and 2 towers for maritime navigation and surveillance.
- Buoys: Encompassing 24 buoys for navigational assistance within maritime pathways.

The KPIZ Port Special Systems project represents a monumental effort in developing a state-of-the-art port facility, emphasizing the integration of advanced technologies for security, telecommunications, and control systems into redundant Data Centers to ensure efficient and secure port operations