Warehouse IT fit-outs
The IT layer of new and relocated warehouses and distribution centres, including their office space.
New offices & relocations · Australia-wide
One team to design and deliver the technology layer of your new office — cabling, comms rooms, Wi-Fi, meeting rooms, desks and cutover — coordinated with the build and proven before your people arrive.
The complete IT scope
A fit-out works when every dependency is planned together. SonarNext owns the IT scope under one project manager, so the cabling, network, rooms and user setup arrive in the right order.
Licensed data cabling, fibre backbones, floor boxes and patching — tested, labelled and certified before handover.
Rack layout, switching, firewall, internet services, UPS, cooling and power planned as one supportable system.
Predictive design, on-site validation and correctly placed access points for desks, meeting rooms and shared spaces.
Teams and Zoom rooms, displays, cameras, microphones and booking panels set up for simple day-to-day use.
Desks, docks, screens, printers and shared devices staged and connected so staff can work from opening morning.
Network and cabling coordination for CCTV, door access and alarms, working with your security contractor where required.
Plan it early
We review the plan before construction locks in the expensive decisions: comms room location and size, cable pathways, floor boxes, power and cooling, wireless coverage and meeting-room layouts.
SonarNext then turns the agreed design into a documented trade scope and works with the builder, electrician, architect and service providers throughout delivery. Questions are resolved in site meetings, not at practical completion.
How delivery works
Confirm headcount, work patterns, applications, rooms, device standards and growth, then turn them into an agreed design and scope.
Lock in lead times, internet services and site access while coordinating pathways, power and construction sequencing with the wider project team.
Install and certify cabling, assemble the rack, configure the network, fit meeting rooms and stage desks before users reach the site.
Test each service, walk the Wi-Fi, complete a user-ready check and keep engineers available through opening day.
Office fit-out case study
SonarNext installed server racks and core networking for Bank of Baroda’s new office. We now monitor the environment and provide support.
View the Bank of Baroda projectRelocation & cutover
Where the project includes a move, we build the new environment in parallel and test it before the old office closes. Internet services, firewall rules, Wi-Fi, printers, meeting rooms and priority desks are proven ahead of the move window.
The cutover runs from a written sequence with owners, timings and a fallback for every critical dependency. Engineers stay on the floor for opening morning to resolve the small issues that only appear when the whole team logs in.
Documented handover
Practical completion includes the records behind the installation, not just a rack with the lights on. Your team owns the documentation and can hand it to any future support provider.
FAQs
A typical fit-out includes structured cabling and fibre, comms room and rack build, switching, firewall and internet services, Wi-Fi, meeting rooms, printers and desk setup. We coordinate CCTV and door-access networking too, then provide tested as-built documentation.
Ideally at floor-plan stage, before ceilings close and joinery is ordered. Early input lets us confirm cabling paths, comms room space, power, cooling, Wi-Fi locations and meeting-room requirements while changes are still inexpensive.
Yes. We attend project meetings, work to the construction programme and coordinate pathways, power, access and sequencing with the builder, electrician, architect and other trades.
Yes. We pre-build and test the new site, coordinate service cutovers, move or replace equipment, and place engineers on site for opening day. The usual target is a Friday shutdown and normal work on Monday.
Yes. Cabling is installed by licensed cablers and every in-scope run is tested, labelled and included in the handover records.
Access-point placement starts with the floor plan and expected device load, then the installed network is validated on site. We correct coverage or roaming issues before practical completion rather than leaving staff to discover them later.
Yes. SonarNext can provide ongoing managed IT, monitoring and helpdesk support, or hand the completed environment to your internal team or incumbent provider with the documentation needed to support it.
Related
The IT layer of new and relocated warehouses and distribution centres, including their office space.
Predictive design and on-site validation for reliable coverage throughout the finished office.
Ongoing monitoring, helpdesk and management after the project is handed over.
Tell us what you are planning — a new site, a network that keeps dropping out, or IT that needs a safer pair of hands. We will come back with straight answers and a clear quote.