Services
Assess existing capacity, plan responsible upgrades, and evaluate new data-center development. We connect mechanical systems, IT operations, recovery, and resource considerations around the decision your team needs to make.
START WITH A DEFINED QUESTION
For infrastructure and facilities teams considering a denser workload, cooling change, constrained expansion, or major retrofit.
What can the current environment support—and what should change?
We compare credible options before the next commitment. The review makes requirements, evidence gaps, resource trade-offs, responsibilities, and conditions visible in a decision brief and your Capacity and Recovery Record.
FACILITY CONCEPTAssess and modernize existing facilities or plan new above-ground development—connecting power and cooling, IT operations, resource use, and long-term operating needs.
FACILITY CONCEPTEvaluate adaptive reuse and purpose-built below-grade facilities, from feasibility and systems coordination to build planning and operational readiness.
Proof-of-concept (PoC) illustrations showing research directions. They do not depict existing facilities or engineering designs.
FROM DECISION TO DELIVERY
Follow-on work is scoped around the findings and your team’s needs. These disciplines support existing facilities and appropriate new development above or below ground.
Commission a technical study that connects data science, geospatial research, and infrastructure expertise to your investment, operating, or lifecycle decision.
View scope and approachExplore cooling changes and infrastructure upgrades with water demand, energy use, operating costs, and workload readiness considered together.
View scope and approachPlan the next use or retirement of physical infrastructure while accounting for the technology and services that depend on it.
View scope and approachConnect facility readiness with workload acceptance through agreed specialist scopes, responsibilities, and handover evidence.
View scope and approachScope, specialist qualifications, and delivery responsibilities are agreed for each engagement. Project-specific engineering, permitting, construction, and commissioning are coordinated with the qualified professionals and delivery parties engaged for the work.
AFTER THE TRANSITION
A separately scoped operating-evidence review can revisit capacity, resource, and recovery assumptions after a workload, supplier, or site change. Agree what will be reviewed, who supplies the evidence, and who owns each action.
This is a professional review with defined responsibilities. Any staffed monitoring, incident response, or testing service requires its own contracted scope.
Discuss follow-up review needsSTART A CONVERSATION
Share your infrastructure priorities or interest in collaborating.
