Commissioning, Health & Safety, Pre-Construction Field Operations, Project Management

Construction

Breaking Ground.

Where Data Center Strategy Becomes Physical Reality.

Delivering a data center is one of the most complex, high-stakes projects in construction. Capacity is measured in megawatts, schedules driven by an immovable Ready-for-Service date, and zero tolerance for downtime once live.

We recruit across the entire structure from senior leadership to the field so clients can staff a mission-critical build end to end from one partner.

Leadership & Program Direction

SVPs and VPs of Construction, Program Directors, Project Directors and Project Executives own multi-site portfolios and set delivery strategy.

They carry ultimate accountability for cost, schedule and safety, manage GMP and EPC contract structures, and protect the speed-to-market that defines a successful program. On the owner’s side, we also place Owner’s Representatives and client-side Project Managers who safeguard the developer’s interest.

Project Delivery

Senior Project Managers, Project Managers and Assistant Project Managers run the day-to-day: trade sequencing, RFIs, submittals, design changes and progress against the schedule.

Project Engineers and Field Engineers own the detail on the ground, while VDC/BIM Managers drive clash detection and 4D coordination — increasingly critical as delivery shifts toward prefabrication, modularization and skid-mounted plant to protect the schedule.

Preconstruction & Cost

Before mobilization, Preconstruction Managers, Estimators and Proposal Managers shape the scope, buildability and price.

Cost Managers, Cost Engineers, Contracts Managers and Procurement Managers protect the budget across the lifecycle, securing the long-lead items whose procurement windows dictate the entire schedule.

The Build Phases

Delivery moves through distinct, interdependent phases:

- Site Prep & Civil Work
  Clearing, grading, drainage, foundations and site logistics. Led by Civil Superintendents, Field Engineers and Surveyors.
- Core & Shell
  Structure, envelope and roofing taken weathertight to ready the gray space for fit-out. Run by Construction Managers, General Superintendents, Superintendents, Area Managers and Foremen.
- Mechanical & Electrical Installation
  MEP Directors, Project Managers, Engineers, Electricians, Pipefitters and Controls Engineers build the critical power and cooling infrastructure a date center needs. Engineered to redundancy topologies (N+1, 2N, 2N+1) and Tier III/IV concurrent-maintainability and fault-tolerance standards.
- Data Hall Fit-Out
  Turning the white space into a live IT environment: racks and cabinets, rack-level PDUs and power whips, cabling, containment, alongside life-safety systems like VESDA aspirating detection and clean-agent suppression. Delivered by Fit-out and Area Managers, MEP/BIM Coordinators, and Structured Cabling and Low-Voltage Technicians.
- Commissioning & Handover
  The proving ground. Commissioning Directors, Managers and Engineers, alongside independent Commissioning Authorities take every system through the commissioning levels (L1–L5). Factory and Site Acceptance Testing, pre-functional and functional testing, and full Integrated Systems Testing (IST) with load banks and failure-mode/black-building scenarios before punch list, O&M documentation, as-builts and handover to operations at Ready for Service.

Quality, Controls & Logistics

Underpinning the program are Project Controls Managers, Schedulers (Primavera P6), and Document Controllers who keep it measurable and auditable; QA/QC Managers and Inspectors who own inspection and test plans, non-conformance reports and punch lists; and Site Logistics Managers who orchestrate deliveries, laydown and access on congested mega-sites.

Safety & Energization

Safety is absolute. EHS Directors, Safety Managers and Safety Coordinators govern site safety, supported by Fire Watch, Flaggers, Spotters and Site Medics.

As systems come alive, Qualified Persons, LOTO coordinators and Energization Managers control the high-risk transition from construction site to live, energized environment under a strict lockout/tagout and energized-work-permit regime aligned to NFPA 70E.