Loyola University has had several major infrastructure, construction, and renovation projects since Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Automated Control Systems has worked closely with Loyola University and the design teams during these projects. We have provided BAS/DDC controls (Schneider Electric I/A), Variable Frequency Drives (ABB), Motor Starters (Cerus and GE), Ultra Violet Lights (UVDI), Heat Trace Cable (Raychem), etc.

Automated Control Systems was instrumental in helping Southern University of New Orleans in its rebuilding process after the University was heavily damaged by the floodwaters of Hurricane Katrina.

Automated Control Systems provided the Building Automation System and controls at the old C.J Schoen school building which now serves as the school board administration office for St. Tammany Parish.

Automated Control Systems provided the Schneider Electric I/A BAS system along with ABB variable frequency drives, Cerus motor starters and UVDI ultra violet lights for this renovated facility.

Automated Control Systems was selected to replace and upgrade the existing HVAC control system at Covington High School. Covington High School is part of the St. Tammany School Board and home to 1500 students. We are working side by side with the school in the nine construction phases to ensure daily activities are not disrupted.

When the Madisonville Library was being built along the Tchefuncte River, Automated Control Systems was selected to provide the Direct Digital Control system.

Automated Control Systems was selected to provide a Schneider Electric BAS for the new Good Shepherd Campus located in Gentilly.

Automated Control Systems was selected to replace the existing control system with a Schneider Electric BAS at eight St. Tammany parish schools. Designs ranged from complex chilled & hot water systems to VRF with outdoor air VAV boxes.