We develop actionable strategies that help building owners leverage technology to drive efficiency, improve performance, and reduce lifecycle costs.
We integrate HVAC, lighting, metering, and other building systems for unified performance, data coherence, and seamless interoperability.
We are a distributor of Neeve’s secure edge cloud, zero-trust infrastructure for a secure and smarter built world.
We design open, vendor-neutral BAS solutions that ensure interoperability, reduce lock-in, and support long-term adaptability.
We secure operational technology and information technology systems and networks to protect against threats, comply with policy, and ensure uptime.
We initiate project development, complete the design, support procurement, and manage the implementation of technology systems across new construction and modernization projects.
We conduct building control system and IT infrastructure audits to uncover risks, inefficiencies, and opportunities—supporting energy projects and real-time operational insight.
We design, plan, and implement IT infrastructure that supports the unique demands of smart building technologies.
Businesses all over the world begin their development, flourishing, growing, restarting thanks to our relentless work, knowledge and zeal.
"Partnering with bluEvolution was a turning point for our portfolio. They helped us cut through the noise, align on a technology strategy, and future-proof our buildings. In an industry overwhelmed by complexity and aging systems, they brought clarity, confidence, and a sustainable approach.”
"bluEvolution is our go-to for subject matter expertise in all things operational technology and building systems integration. We consistently get rock-solid, unbiased advice, and they feel much more like team members than a solution provider."
"We have gone back to bluEvolution again and again to take the lead on all things cybersecurity in support of our Federal agency customers."
"bluEvolution was
instrumental in protecting us
from going down a very bad
path with a particular controls
manufacturer. They were indispensable in their contributions
toward our fuller implementation
of open protocols like BACnet, and
rerouting us from a proprietary
programming nightmare."