by Steven Bishop, Development Manager | Aug 18, 2026 | AI, Cost Control, Data Centers
AI has fundamentally changed the pace of data center construction. Capacity is expected online in months instead of years, and owners are compressing schedules wherever they can. The challenge isn’t simply building faster. It’s making sure the people,... 
by Hooman Rouhi, Development Manager | Jun 17, 2026 | Commissioning, Data Centers
The closeout package is, in essence, the handoff between the team that built the data center and the team responsible for running it. In hyperscale data center construction, most conversations focus on the build: schedule, cost, coordination, and the relentless push... 
by Jeff Peppers, Development Manager | May 1, 2026 | Cost Control, Data Centers
There is a tendency in early-stage data center planning to rely on national benchmarks or cost-per-megawatt assumptions. At one time that was sufficient. In active markets today, we are seeing data center delivery costs shaped locally. Rather than thinking in terms of... 
by Matthew Middleton | Mar 18, 2026 | AI, Data Centers
Current headlines focus on how AI is driving demand for new data centers. While that is true, another shift is happening on the ground. AI is accelerating how quickly data center requirements evolve during design and construction. On active projects, owners are now... 
by Mitchell Cox | Feb 23, 2026 | Cost Control, Data Centers
On complex projects, cost management often becomes a defensive effort that is focused on responding to change orders and pricing disputes as they arise in the field. This work is necessary – especially on mission critical projects where speed, complexity, and evolving... 
by Jamie Keogh | Jan 26, 2026 | Data Centers
One of the most significant changes in data center infrastructure today is the shift from air-based cooling systems to liquid cooling, specifically, direct-to-chip liquid cooling. While liquid cooling has existed in other applications for decades, its adoption at...
