Data center infrastructure.
Data center cabling, fiber, network-room fit-outs, and physical security for Southeast buildouts, tenant fit-outs, and expansions. Our Atlanta team reviews your location, drawings, testing requirements, and bid deadline to plan delivery.
Define your buildout scope.
Data center operators, enterprise IT teams, and construction partners can bring a defined communications and security package for a new buildout, tenant fit-out, or expansion. We review routes, termination details, rack requirements, trade dependencies, and acceptance expectations before defining installation responsibilities.
Start with the project location, bid due date, relevant specification sections, and available quantities. Contact the office to arrange delivery of drawings. We work through clarifications, inclusions, exclusions, and the next step toward a written proposal.
- Structured copper cabling and fiber infrastructure
- Network-room and tenant fit-outs
- Racks, cabinets, labeling, and specified testing
- Specified network switches, with configuration and cutover responsibilities agreed
- Access control and video surveillance
- Approved infrastructure expansions and changes
Work in an occupied facility.
Work sequence, access permissions, change approvals, and dependencies are agreed with the facility and project teams. Identify existing services, outage constraints, equipment responsibilities, and the process for approving changes to the contracted work.
The proposal defines the communications and security package and its interfaces. Power, cooling, and full-facility construction or commissioning are separate scopes.
Plan acceptance checks.
The testing method, acceptance criteria, and report format belong in the scope. Agree link identifiers, required results, records, drawing updates, and handover expectations so the project team knows what completion requires.
Questions to work through.
Can we send a defined low-voltage bid package?
Yes. Start with the project location, due date, relevant specification sections, and scope boundaries. Contact the office to agree how drawings and supporting documents should be shared.
Can the package include physical security?
Access control and video surveillance can form part of the agreed communications and security scope. Supported systems, integration responsibilities, and functional acceptance requirements need project-specific review.