Uptime is the mission.
Operations centers, secure data facilities and agency buildings, delivered under federal security, labor and quality rules by teams who document every step.
What is really at stake.
Access is earned
Workers are vetted ahead of need, drawings are controlled and sensitive areas have their own rules. The security plan shapes the schedule.
Redundancy must be proven
Dual power paths, backup cooling and failover controls are only real when integrated tests show them working under load.
Paperwork is part of the build
Certified payroll, sourcing rules and quality control plans apply to every trade. Clean records close out the contract.
Where we work.
- 01
Data and operations centers
Mission facilities with redundant power, cooling and 24-hour operations floors.
- 02
Secure facilities
Protected spaces built to the agency criteria written into the contract.
- 03
Agency offices and visitor centers
Administrative buildings with controlled entries and hardened envelopes.
- 04
Campus utilities
Central plants, generation and distribution that keep a whole site running.
How we run the job.
The capabilities that carry the most weight in this market.
One contract for design and construction, the model many agencies use for mission work.
Power and cooling redundancy proven in integrated tests before acceptance.
Our own crews on concrete and structure, so fewer outside workers need vetting.
Coordination models handled under controlled access for sensitive information.
Layered security around a floor that never sleeps.
The data operations center was delivered design-build behind a layered security perimeter. Personnel vetting ran ahead of each trade’s start, 2N power and cooling were built as paired systems, and every failover was proven in integrated tests before the 24-hour operations floor went live.
- 210,000
- Square feet
- 2N
- Power redundancy
- Design-build
- Delivery
Questions worth asking first.
How do you manage site access and vetting?
We follow the agency’s access plan, submit workers well before they are needed and track badging status in the same schedule as the work itself.
How do you prove redundant systems work?
We commission each system on its own, then run integrated tests that fail power and cooling on purpose and record how the building responds.
How do you handle federal labor and reporting rules?
Wage requirements flow into every subcontract, certified payroll is reviewed weekly, and close-out records are built as the job runs.
Planning a federal project?
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