AutomationSystem Integration

System Integration

Modern operational technology environments are built from multiple systems that need to communicate reliably. We design and implement the integration layer that connects field devices, PLCs, SCADA, BMS and business systems into a unified operational picture.

Overview

Industrial facilities accumulate control systems over time. Each capital project adds PLCs, SCADA clients, drives and instrumentation — often from different vendors, using different protocols, with different configuration management practices. The result is an operational technology environment that is increasingly difficult to operate, maintain and secure.

Reprise Electrical's system integration capability addresses this complexity. We design OT network architectures that separate control system traffic from corporate IT networks, implement protocol conversion where needed, and connect disparate systems through standard interfaces like OPC-UA. Where clients want operational data in ERP or cloud platforms, we configure secure, reliable data paths that don't compromise control system availability.

Cybersecurity is integral to our integration approach. We implement network segmentation, access controls and monitoring aligned to IEC 62443 — the international standard for industrial automation cybersecurity — as part of every integration project, not as an afterthought.

Scope of Works

  • OT network architecture design and implementation

  • PLC-to-SCADA communication configuration

  • Protocol conversion — Modbus, Profibus, Profinet, EtherNet/IP

  • OPC-UA server configuration and client integration

  • BMS and PLC cross-system interface

  • ERP and MES integration for production data

  • Third-party equipment integration — drives, analysers, meters

  • Cybersecurity assessment and network segmentation

  • IIoT gateway configuration and cloud connectivity

  • System architecture documentation and as-built records

  • Ongoing support and system modifications

Who It's For

Industrial facilities integrating new equipment into existing OT systems

Process plants requiring ERP-to-plant floor data integration

Asset owners consolidating multiple standalone control systems

Facilities replacing ageing proprietary communication networks

Operations teams requiring real-time production data visibility