As one of the UK’s largest fully-independent systems integrators, we’ve grown to develop teams in strategic locations across the UK.
We deliver transformation and innovation, to enhance the future of industry.
Through digital intelligence, industrial automation, and increased security. Providing robust hardware, smart software, and innovative solutions that are mission-critical.
Trust. Engineered by our past.
Industry experience is just one reason why we are chosen to support ambitious operators and blue chip companies around the world.
Originally formed in 1972 to provide software and electronic solutions to industrial markets, we quickly moved into the rapidly expanding UK Oil & Gas sector. The business began to service onshore and offshore assets on the UK Continental Shelf and in 1985 opened an office in Aberdeen.
As the business continued to grow, a new nuclear office was opened in 2012 in Warrington, at the heart of the UK’s nuclear industry, with a focus on enhancing the level of service to the nuclear industry. In the same year we were awarded an MOD contract for the nuclear submarine base at Faslane.
Our experience instils trust in the software we design, and the hardware we manufacture. Trust in the systems we build, the data we capture, and the clarity it provides. Trust in our people, to work hard, deliver their best, and provide sound judgement in crucial moments.
A future enhanced by our agility.
Today, industry benefits from our agility - which we’ve engineered as we’ve grown.
We offer the support and experience of a large, established organisation with the spirit and energy of a small company.
We’re one of the leading independent systems integrators in the UK. From our offices in Sheffield, Alcester, Aberdeen, Glasgow, Warrington, Saltaire and now Toronto - we deliver on a local level, to leading operators in the oil and gas, power, infrastructure and defence industries.
We are proven at delivering cross-sector solutions, updates, and modifications to existing infrastructure, working with many leading critical industry operators.
We are also leading the way in transformative solutions, harnessing latest technologies to lower operational costs, improve safety and mitigate risk.
Now and in the future, we’ll continue to be industrious in our efforts to make a difference to our clients, and enhance the future of industry.
This is our story.
Our Digital Operations business started life as Scomagg in 1972, providing software and electronic solutions to industrial markets.
Our Safety and Control Solutions arm originally started out in 1977, initially to serve the Sheffield steel industry but soon moved into the energy and infrastructure markets.
Today the business is one of the leading systems integrators in the UK, with six offices and 200 employees.
2022
ITI acquires Digital Manufacturing and Smart factory experts, Cimlogic.
2020
ITI acquires Simulation and Business Analytics Experts, Saker Solutions
2020
Servelec Controls becomes ITI.
2019
Delivery of complete control and safety system for Sellafield’s award-winning Silo Maintenance Facility.
2018
Management Buy Out of Servelec Controls with backing from private equity.
2018
Completion of ‘Simplification’ project for Centrica, enabling the remote operation of the DP6 Platform.
2016
Major contracts won with Nuvia, EDF Energy, Drax and Sellafield.
2015
Sheffield office relocated to larger engineering premises in Eckington, with purpose built manufacturing and testing facilities.
2015
Control system framework agreed with Drax.
2015
Awarded Sellafield control systems framework.
2014
PLC/SCADA solution developed for the Deployable Communications and Information System for Thales UK/EDF Energy.
2014
Reconstruction and upgrade of control system for Shotton CHP plant following its relocation to Turkey.
2013
Servelec Group floated on the London Stock Exchange as the biggest technology float in 3 years with a market capitalisation of £140million.
2013
Motherwell office relocates to newer premises in Belshill.
2012
Awarded MoD contract for the nuclear submarine base at Faslane.
2012
Nuclear engineering office opened in Birchwood Park, the heart of the UK’s nuclear industry.
2010
Servelec Group acquires SIA with offices in South Yorkshire.
2006
Servelec Group acquires Scomagg with offices in Motherwell, Aberdeen and Rotherham.
2001
Contracts won with National Grid to design control system and provide ongling support of the Standing Reserve Dispatch system.
2000
Servelec Group acquired by Singaporean CSE Global.
1999
DCS Replacement at Diageo’s Sheildhall and Leven sites.
1998
Requirements analysis for North of Scotland Water Authority, Scottish Nuclear Reactor and Scottish Nuclear Alternative Indication Authority.
1998
Replacement of Reactor Temperature Logger at Hunterston Nuclear Power Station.
1997
Software modifications for the DMS at Hunterston Nuclear Power Station.
1997
Commissioning of Pipeline Information System at Cottam Power Station.
1994
Firmware modifications to ultrasonic NDT equipment for RTD Rotterdam.
1994
Design and implementation of temperature and vibration monitoring system at Livishie Hydroelectric Power Station.
1994
Scomagg opens office in Aberdeen.
1993
Upgrade of PLC control system at Posco Iron and Steelworks in South Korea.
1992
Design and implementation of firmware modifications for Torness Nuclear Power Station.
1989
Deployed VXN-Sesame on the Fuel Route at Torness Power Station.
1988
Order for Longannet, the last coal-fired power station in Scotland.
1988
Development of “VXN”, a VAX/VMS based SCADA package.
1988
Scomagg opens office in Sheffield.
1987
Order for Cruachan hydroelectric scheme refurbishment.
1986
Developed “Sesame” (Scomagg real-time Expert System to Assist Maintenance Engineers).
1986
Delivered first system to a nuclear installation, Hunterston B: a safety interlock monitoring system for trip diagnosis.
1986
Established QMS in accordance with BS5750:1979 Part 1 and BS5882; enabling the supply of software based systems to the nuclear power industry.
1984
Developed RPIT (“Riser Pipe Inspection Tool”), an ultrasonic inspection system housed within a PIG for inspecting riser pipes in the North Sea.
1979
Developed “Sonolog 79”, an ultrasonic inspection system using microprocessor technology as a portable inspection system to be used on oil pipelines and platform risers.
1977
Servelec founded in Sheffield to service the area’s steel industry.
1972
Scomagg founded in Motherwell, providing software and electronic solutions to industrial markets.
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