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IT relocation clients across Alberta
Energy majors, utilities, regulators, data centre operators and enterprise IT teams rely on Caliber when the infrastructure has to come back up correctly the first time. The organizations below are named with permission.
Enterprise clients
Who Caliber works with
Organizations that have trusted Caliber with critical IT infrastructure across Alberta.
Suncor Energy
TransAlta
Alberta Energy Regulator
Rogers Data Centres
Keyera
Inter Pipeline
Gibson Energy
ShawCor
Hitachi Solutions
Matrix Solutions
H&R Block
Client relationships span multiple years and multiple projects. Names and logos are used with permission.
Sectors
Where Caliber has proven experience
The buying pattern differs by sector. So does the documentation each one needs at the end of a project.
Energy and midstream
Producers, pipeline and midstream operators, and the service companies around them. Control rooms, plant IT and head office floors.
oil and gas IT relocation in AlbertaUtilities and regulators
Power generation, transmission and the provincial regulator. Environments where the documentation is audited as closely as the outcome.
IT relocation case studiesHealthcare and clinical
Clinics, imaging centres and health custodians moving EMR, PACS and biomedical device networks under provincial privacy obligations.
healthcare IT relocation in AlbertaData centre operators
Colocation facilities and managed service providers relocating cages, halls and customer equipment on a maintenance calendar.
data centre relocation in CalgaryProfessional services and enterprise IT
Law, accounting, engineering and technology firms moving whole floors where the IT is the critical path on the schedule.
IT equipment relocationCapital region operations
Client sites across Edmonton, Nisku, Sherwood Park, St. Albert and the Industrial Heartland, run to the same documented process.
IT relocation in EdmontonProject detail
Documented projects live on one page
This page names who Caliber works for. The projects themselves — challenge, sequencing, outcome and documentation — are written up separately.
Six documented projects are written up in full on the case studies page: a multi-floor data centre consolidation, a cross-city server relocation, a new-floor deployment with structured cabling, a phased migration into a purpose-built facility, an emergency relocation after a building HVAC failure, and a full floor decommission with certified data destruction. Each one records the constraint, the sequence used to work around it, and the documentation handed over at sign-off.
If you are trying to work out whether a move like yours has been done before, that is the page to read.
Enterprise standard
Why regulated industries choose Caliber
When the infrastructure supports operations that are audited, the relocation has to be planned and evidenced to the same standard.
Claim-free operating history
Caliber has operated without an accident or insurance claim across the life of the business. Certificates of insurance are provided as part of the documentation package on every project.
Dedicated project management
One project manager owns the move from the walkthrough to sign-off, including building bookings, site orientations and the punch list. No handoffs and one number to call.
A process that does not change
Every move runs the same six stages: scope, map, decommission, transport, rebuild, validate. The sequence is identical on a two-rack office move and a data centre floor.
Documentation built for audit
Port maps, serial-level asset registers, chain of custody records, validation results and destruction certificates, in a form that can be filed and retrieved years later.
Repeat engagements
Several of the organizations named here have used Caliber for more than one project, sometimes years apart. Getting it right the first time is what produces the second call.
Confidentiality by default
Client names appear here only where permission has been given. Project detail stays generalized unless the client has agreed otherwise.
Questions about scoping, insurance, timelines and cost are answered in the IT relocation FAQ, and the operating history behind the process is on the about page.
Tell us what needs to move.
Send us the scope and we’ll come back with a plan, a window and a fixed quote — not a ballpark.