perennial proportional cooling water temp control question

Looking for a proportional temperature controller for a cold water chiller that feeds fan coil units for air conditioning.

This is twin 7 and 1/2 ton compressors in a single Trane chiller unit, about 15 years old. The supplied controls use an manually adjustable differential to call the second stage. I put in a spdt switch to change the lead lag assignment each year, but there is no 'cool weather shut down'. I'm was going to engineer that with a simple air conditioning control thermostat independently, but it occurs to me that while proportional water temperature control might not be as relevant or money saving in this context -- given that the operating range of water temperatures sawy 35 to 65 F is much more constrained than on the heating side, it still might squeeze a few more energy pennies out of the system if I were to replace the existing controls with some analog of a PC 702 designed for two stage air conditioning rather than two stage heating.

Anyone aware of any control company working in this area. Last time I checked I don't believe there was such a control.

Thanks

Brian