EPC
01One contract, one price, one programme, one point of responsibility for the delivered facility.
- Lump sum turnkey
- Performance guarantees
- Single interface
We design and build data centers end to end — from site selection and grid capacity to engineering, construction, equipment supply, commissioning and the moment the first GPU cluster takes load.
Seventeen stages, four phases, one contract. Select any stage to see what is actually done, what is installed and what you receive at the end of it.
Power first, land second. We screen candidate sites against grid capacity, fibre diversity, water, geology and permitting risk before a single line is drawn.
Ranked site shortlist with power roadmap
Each chapter below is a stage of the same delivery. Open any of them to see the engineering, the equipment and what you receive at the end of it.
Site, power, cooling, building, network, GPU, testing — one team holds the whole chain, and one contract holds the risk. That is the difference between a building and working infrastructure.
No gaps between design, supply and construction to argue about later.
The grid offer and the cooling choice drive the design, not the other way round.
Integrated systems testing at full load, every failure mode demonstrated.
Full turnkey responsibility, managed delivery against your own contracts, or a single package. The engineering team is the same either way.
One contract, one price, one programme, one point of responsibility for the delivered facility.
You hold the contracts, we hold the programme — open-book cost control with our engineering and site management.
A single team carries the design intent all the way into the built and tested facility.
Owner’s engineer, lender’s technical advisor, design review, site screening and capacity strategy.
Long-lead electrical and mechanical packages sourced, tested and delivered to the site sequence.
Contracted uptime with planned maintenance, 24/7 monitoring and a digital twin kept in sync.
Send the site status, the grid offer and the target load. You get a concept, a power and cooling strategy and an indicative CAPEX back.