NAFFCO Electromechanical Co. LLC

CASE STUDY 02

Project Overview

This project involved the installation and termination of structured cabling, Optical Network Units (ONUs), CCTV surveillance systems, and Access Control Systems (ACS) for NAFFCO Electromechanical Co. LLC. The scope covered apartment-level network cabling, telecom and CCTV rack installations, access control peripherals, ACS cabinets, and entry and exit gate barriers.

The work was planned in phases to ensure systematic execution, organized cable management, accurate labeling, and coordinated installation across the designated buildings. The project also included the termination of CAT6 and CAT6A cables, installation of network rack components, and integration of access control equipment with the relevant security systems.

Client

NAFFCO Electromechanical Co. LLC

Project Type

Structured Cabling and Security Systems Installation

Scope

CAT6/CAT6A Termination, ONU Setup, CCTV Installation, Access Control Systems, and Gate Barrier Installation

PROJECT GOALS

Project Objectives

01 OBJECTIVE 01

Complete CAT6 cable termination across 1,110 apartment points.

02 OBJECTIVE 02

Install and organize 153 Optical Network Units (ONUs).

03 OBJECTIVE 03

Install and terminate 170 CCTV cameras and their associated cabling.

04 OBJECTIVE 04

Complete the termination and setup of CCTV IDF and MDF racks.

05 OBJECTIVE 05

Install access control peripherals across 47 full sets and 71 door contacts.

06 OBJECTIVE 06

Install and terminate ACS cabinets with organized internal cable routing.

07 OBJECTIVE 07

Install and connect one pair of entry and exit gate barriers.

08 OBJECTIVE 08

Maintain consistent labeling, cable dressing, and termination standards throughout the project.

SCOPE OF WORK · 01

CAT6 Cable Termination Inside Apartments

A total of 1,110 CAT6 cable points were included in the apartment cabling scope. The work involved:

  • Termination of CAT6 cables at both ends.
  • Ferruling at both ends for identification.
  • Labeling at both ends to support easier identification, testing, and future maintenance.
SCOPE OF WORK · 02

Optical Network Unit (ONU) Setup – 153 Units

The ONU installation scope included the preparation and organization of network termination points and associated equipment.

The work involved:

  • Installation of RJ45 keystone jacks onto patch panels.
  • Installation of cable managers.
  • Proper cable dressing and routing.
  • Dust removal and cleaning after installation.
  • Installation of ONU doors and identification tags.
! SCOPE EXCLUSION

All fiber optic works were excluded from the project scope.

SCOPE OF WORK · 03

CCTV Camera Installation and Termination – 170 Units

The CCTV installation covered 170 cameras, including CAT6A cable termination and the preparation of connections at the IDF racks.

The work involved:

  • Termination of CAT6A cables for CCTV cameras.
  • Installation of CCTV cameras.
  • Termination of RJ45 keystone jacks inside IDF racks.
  • Proper cable identification and organized termination.
SCOPE OF WORK · 04

CCTV IDF Rack Termination – 6 Units

The project included the termination and setup of six CCTV Intermediate Distribution Frame (IDF) racks.

The work involved:

  • Installation of patch panels, cable managers, and switches.
  • Patching and labeling of CAT6A cables.
  • Organized cable routing and dressing within the racks.
! SCOPE EXCLUSION

Fiber optic works were excluded.

SCOPE OF WORK · 05

CCTV MDF Rack Termination – 1 Unit

One Main Distribution Frame (MDF) rack was included in the project scope.

The work involved:

  • Installation of patch panels, cable managers, and switches.
  • Proper patching and organization of CAT6A cables.
  • Arrangement of rack components for accessible connections and maintenance.
! SCOPE EXCLUSION

Fiber optic works were excluded.

SCOPE OF WORK · 06

Access Control System (ACS) Peripherals

47 Full Sets and 71 Door Contacts

The ACS scope covered the installation and termination of access control peripherals required for controlled door access.

The work involved the installation and termination of:

  • Door locks.
  • Push buttons.
  • Emergency break glass units.
  • Door contacts.
  • Card readers.

The installation was planned to ensure that the individual door peripherals were connected and arranged according to the designated access control requirements.

SCOPE OF WORK · 07

ACS Cabinet Installation and Termination – 6 Units

Six ACS cabinets were included in the project scope.

The work involved:

  • Installation of ACS enclosures.
  • Proper cable dropping inside the enclosures.
  • Cable termination using lugs and ferrules.
  • Organized cable dressing inside internal trunking.

These activities supported structured cable management and easier access for inspection and maintenance.

SCOPE OF WORK · 08

Gate Barrier Installation – 1 Pair

The project included the installation of one pair of gate barriers for entry and exit control.

The work involved:

  • Installation of entry and exit barriers.
  • Wiring and motor setup.
  • Connection to the designated control system.
  • Integration with the ACS or relevant security systems, as required.
PROJECT SUMMARY

Project Quantity Breakdown

A summary of the installation quantities covered under the NAFFCO project scope.

No. Service Description Quantity
01 CAT6 Cable Termination Inside Apartments 1,110 points
02 Optical Network Unit (ONU) Setup 153 units
03 CCTV Camera Installation and Termination 170 units
04 CCTV IDF Rack Termination 6 units
05 CCTV MDF Rack Termination 1 unit
06 ACS Peripheral Installation 47 full sets
07 Door Contact Installation 71 units
08 ACS Cabinet Installation and Termination 6 units
09 Gate Barrier Installation 1 pair
PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION

Project Execution and Phasing

The project was structured into four major phases to support coordinated execution, progress monitoring, and milestone-based payments.

01 PHASE 01

Apartment CAT6 Cable Termination

Termination, ferruling, and labeling of CAT6 cables across the 1,110 apartment points.

Payment milestone: Upon completion of 25% of apartment cable terminations.

02 PHASE 02

ONU Setup and CCTV Camera Installation

Installation of 153 ONUs and installation and termination of 170 CCTV cameras, with associated cabling and rack-side connections.

Payment milestone: Upon installation of 50% of the ONUs and CCTV cameras.

03 PHASE 03

Rack Termination and Access Control Installation

Completion of IDF and MDF rack terminations, installation of ACS peripherals and cabinets, and associated cable management activities.

Payment milestone: Upon completion of 75% of rack terminations and ACS peripheral installation.

04 PHASE 04

Project Completion and Handover

Final completion of the agreed installation scope, review of completed work, and handover of the installed systems.

Payment milestone: Upon 100% project completion.

QUALITY & INSTALLATION

Project Execution Standards

01 ACCURATE IDENTIFICATION

Ferruling and labeling of cables at both ends wherever specified.

02 CABLE MANAGEMENT

Proper cable dressing, patching, and routing within racks and ACS cabinets.

03 EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION

Installation of patch panels, cable managers, switches, and associated components within the designated racks.

04 CLEAN INSTALLATION

Removal of dust and debris following ONU installation.

05 PHASED COORDINATION

Execution according to the planned project stages and payment milestones.

06 DEFINED SCOPE BOUNDARIES

Fiber optic works were excluded from the ONU and CCTV rack-related activities specified in the scope.

PROJECT DELIVERY

Project Outcome and Handover

The project scope established a coordinated installation framework for apartment network cabling, ONU setup, CCTV surveillance, access control, and gate barrier systems. The defined quantities and phased execution plan supported systematic progress tracking across the different installation activities.

Upon completion, the project handover was to cover the agreed installation scope, including the associated cable terminations, rack arrangements, access control peripherals, cabinets, and gate barriers.

Note: Final completion status, testing results, commissioning records, and client acceptance should be added once confirmed.

Conclusion

The NAFFCO Electromechanical Co. LLC project demonstrates a comprehensive scope of structured cabling and security system installation, covering 1,110 apartment CAT6 points, 153 ONUs, 170 CCTV cameras, distribution racks, access control peripherals, ACS cabinets, and an entry and exit gate barrier pair. With clearly defined work packages, organized termination requirements, and phased milestones, the project was structured to support efficient installation, coordinated execution, and a systematic handover of the specified network and security infrastructure.