Environments, a Lighting Environments company and provider of intelligent building systems and power infrastructure design, announced a strategic partnership with Gavan-Graham, an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) of custom electrical distribution products founded in 1945. Together, Environments and Gavan-Graham provide a single-source solution for complex power-delivery projects across a variety of industries and services.
The collaboration provides a streamlined process for customers, offering end-to-end services spanning design, engineering, manufacturing, delivery and integration of a complete electrical system backbone, including low and medium voltage systems, electrohouses and panel boards. Environments and Gavan-Graham’s unified suite bring greater technical intelligence and OEM-grade equipment reliability to the growing demand for smart buildings — aligning production with the platform to ensure every component is built to work together.
“This partnership reduces the need to coordinate multiple vendors, improves supply chain reliability, and ensures full-scale system alignment at the moment of integration,” said Erin McDannald, CEO of Environments. “As we strengthen our power capabilities, this collaboration sets Environments apart, allowing us to offer customers the most comprehensive, reliable and cohesive solution with faster delivery and fewer points of failure.”
The collaboration extends Environments’ capabilities into high-capacity switchgear and substation deployments, temporary or transportable power systems (such as electrohouses), customized enclosures for retrofit or specialty applications, and utility-grade power distribution for critical infrastructure projects. For Gavan-Graham, a Michael Baker International company, the collaboration builds on its reputation for fast lead times and custom solutions and enables its components to reach a broader audience by seamlessly integrating into an intelligent design ecosystem.
Environments and Gavan-Graham’s end-to-end suite is particularly impactful for industries such as data centers and technology facilities that require resilient, redundant power, healthcare, pharmaceutical and manufacturing environments that need specialized systems, utility and infrastructure projects that demand large-scale distribution equipment, and commercial, mixed-use and multifamily buildings seeking integrated, future-ready power and smart building capabilities.
Gavan-Graham’s key projects include the New York Stock Exchange, FOX News, Pier 96 Studio, Netflix, Johnson & Johnson and Hackensack Meridian Health Data Center.
