The optimized utility design for your build — delivered, kept optimal.
Designing the utility and distribution backbone of a fab is enormous — and it never holds still. Give us your tool layout and your utility demands; our Optimizer designs the distribution, and a living model keeps it optimal as the build changes.
Designing a fab's utility backbone is huge — and it never holds still.
The process and tool set firm up late, and every change ripples through the load on every system. Today that work is done by hand — MEP consultants, spreadsheets, CAD — so it's slow, it's rarely optimal, and the design is stale the moment a tool moves.
Owners pay for that twice: in rework when they freeze too early, and in wasted capital when they over-build to be safe.
Give us the layout. We deliver the design.
The Optimizer designs your distribution — where every panel and distribution unit sits, and how each is sized.
It evaluates thousands of configurations and returns the one that uses the least equipment and copper while staying within capacity.
Owners don't buy software from us — they buy an optimized design, delivered.
A consultant hands you a snapshot. We hand you a living model.
Every demand, supply and connection — with capacity pools, diversity factors and scenario timing that profile load across the build.
Because the design sits on this model, we re-run it every time the layout or demand churns. The outcome isn't a deliverable — it's a design that moves with the build.
That re-runnability is the moat. It's the thing manual work structurally can't do.
One loop, re-run as the build firms up.
Capture
FacilityConnect keeps a template for each tool type — its utility requirements among other attributes — so your equipment list becomes a structured, diversity-corrected demand model. Generic templates stand in before the real tools land.
Optimize
The Optimizer runs as information firms up. Early, on projected demand, it sets the utility basis of design. Once the tool layout is stable, it re-runs in detail — siting and sizing every panel and feeder.
Apply
The result lands back in the model: the sized distribution and the connections, ready to review.
Re-run
When the layout or demand changes, optimize again. The model keeps everything in revision, so change is cheap.
Today we run that loop white-glove, as a service — we operate the Optimizer for you. We're automating it into a self-serve round-trip inside the product.
From first tool spec to hook-up — on one model.
Process & technology development
As the tool set and its facility requirements take shape, we capture them as reusable tool templates in the living model.
Base build
We model the supply side, the capacity pools and diversity, and profile load over time. The Optimizer can set the utility basis of design here — before the layout exists.
Layout stabilizes
The payoff: the Optimizer re-runs in detail and designs the distribution — siting and sizing every panel and feeder.
Install & hook-up
The connections are the record of what gets built; changes stay tracked and auditable.
Underneath all four: one living model — so nothing has to be frozen early to protect what comes next.
Give us your layout and demands. We'll return the optimal design.
If you're delivering a large-facility build and you're tired of designs that go stale the moment a tool moves, we'd like to hear from you.
Basesite — optimized utility design for large-facility construction.