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Mission-critical construction packages

Data Center Construction Estimating

A data center estimate separates building, electrical and cooling packages. Show who supplies major equipment and account for power distribution, cooling interfaces and commissioning scope in the responsible package.

Data center bids can mix owner-procured equipment, contractor installation and separately scoped commissioning. We organize electrical, mechanical and building packages so those interfaces can be reviewed before comparing vendor proposals.

Check phasing and connection boundaries for active facilities.

Mission-critical construction packages

What the scope can include

  • Electrical distribution and backup systems
  • Cooling equipment and piping
  • White-space and support spaces
  • Equipment procurement and commissioning

What to send with your plans

Send one-lines, equipment schedules, cooling diagrams, phasing requirements and the owner-furnished equipment matrix.

Frequently asked questions

How is future expansion treated?

Separate the initial build from future capacity, and identify enabling work such as spare conduits or equipment pads in the current scope.

Can the estimate distinguish phases or suites?

Yes. Break out quantities and equipment by the phase or suite established in the documents and identify common infrastructure that serves multiple areas.

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What the estimate can show

  • Scope and quantity detail arranged by the trade, system, phase or bid item.
  • Document references so scope questions can be traced to the applicable plans or specifications.
  • Assumptions and exclusions kept visible, with separate pricing or allowances when requested.

Have a bid set ready?

Tell us what you need priced, which drawings govern the bid and when it is due.

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