Critical infrastructure and technical services specialist Sudlows has launched a new office in the Indian city of Mumbai.
This is the second international office to open for Sudlows, under the leadership of director John Rippingale, following the successful launch of its Dubai office five years ago.
Sudlows have been working with key clients across India for the last two years, supported by the UAE office.
The central Mumbai office will provide the rapidly expanding Indian data centre market with Sudlows’ full suite of professional services, across the whole data centre lifecycle, from design through to testing and commissioning.
A new dedicated website has also been launched to provide additional support and information to customers in India.
John said: “The Mumbai office is now Sudlows’ second international hub and the first located in the APAC region. The market has huge demand from global and regional hyperscalers, which in turn drives a competitive edge, increased efficiencies and faster facility handover times from data centre providers.
This new office represents the strategic and rapid expansion of the Sudlows brand and services across the region and ensures we can support our local clients directly.”
The news comes as Sudlows announced it has been appointed to the (NEUPC) North Eastern Universities Purchasing Consortium Framework for the provision of Data Centre Management equipment and Infrastructure.
NEUPC is one of six UK Higher Education purchasing consortia established to deliver and manage a wide range of collaborative framework agreements designed to maximise third party expenditure within the higher education sector.
This new three year framework will enable Sudlows to offer its design and build technical services for data centre project work across all of the UK’s universities.
