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Emerson has teamed up with a veteran-owned business to provide preventive and emergency maintenance services for mission-critical electrical infrastructure for agencies of the US federal government.

 
Agencies can now procure these services from Emerson and Alliance Micro through the General Services Administration, an agency that manages and supports basic functioning of federal agencies.
 
Brad Nacke, director of Emerson’s Liebert government business in North America, said the agreement would make it easier for government agencies to buy manufacturer-authorized services.
 
“We are excited that Alliance Micro will provide Emerson Network Power services to maintain, monitor, and test the critical electrical infrastructure from service entrance switchgear to the rack,” he said. 
 
“Alliance Micro has good experience in providing Liebert air and power products for data center and network applications, and we can now augment their offerings to include project management and other services.”
 
Here’s a list of services Emerson and Alliance Micro will be providing as part of this agreement:
 
  • Electrical maintenance and testing services based on NETA recommendation and specifications.
  • Site acceptance testing and commissioning
  • Electrical engineering services including short circuit and coordination, arc flash hazard analysis, and power systems studies.
  • Preventive maintenance services including infrared testing and online partial discharge testing.
  • Preventive, corrective, and testing services for critical power, distribution, precision cooling, and battery systems.