Technical Procurement

Technical procurement for building automation and automation systems includes the selection and procurement of suitable automation components based on the technical requirements of the project. PCE supports vendor-independent component selection, prepares technical specifications, compares quotations and prices, and coordinates delivery schedules and logistics. Hardware quality assurance and Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT) can also form part of the technical procurement process.

PCE evaluates PLC, automation and hardware components according to the technical and economic requirements of each project. Components are selected independently of manufacturers while considering the required functions and their integration into the planned automation solution. Technical specifications provide a traceable basis for tendering, supplier inquiries, quotation comparisons and the subsequent procurement of the required components.

Yes. PCE prepares technical specifications for required automation components and supports the evaluation of quotations and prices. In addition to technical and commercial quotation comparison, supplier coordination, delivery schedules and logistics can also be supported. This allows automation hardware procurement to be aligned with the technical requirements and schedule of the project.

Yes. PCE can plan, perform and document Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT) for automation hardware. As part of hardware quality assurance, the supplied components and systems are checked against the defined technical project requirements. FAT documentation provides a traceable basis for subsequent delivery, installation and commissioning.