Data center construction companies

A design-build or EPC contractor holds design, procurement and construction under one contract, so one firm answers for the schedule and the price. A construction manager runs the trades for the owner, who keeps the design team. 18 companies in the table state design-build, turnkey or EPC delivery and 6 name construction management as their role. Filter the table by either.

12 publish a portfolio figure, and they measure different things. Rosendin reports more than 15 GW deployed through its electrical work and Clayco 10.20 GW delivered or under way. Jacobs reports over 5,000 MW delivered or in design, Clark Pacific over 2,216 MW of capacity built on its precast systems, completed and in progress, and Cupertino Electric 2 GW of modular capacity delivered. Among general contractors, Bouygues Construction reports over 800 MW delivered, Equans Data Centers over 640 MW and Collen over 600 MW since 2010. JE Dunn reports more than 720 MW in 2024 alone and Skanska 500 MW a year. Read the Portfolio basis column before you rank them.

19 show hyperscale work in their own pages: they say hyperscale or name Meta, Microsoft or Oracle as a client. Hensel Phelps builds Meta’s Montgomery campus, JE Dunn the Meta data center in Temple, Texas, and Kiewit builds Project Jupiter for Oracle with Clayco. In Europe, Exyte, Sisk, Collen, Winthrop and Kirby Group have hyperscale work on the record; in Asia-Pacific, Kajima and Tata Projects. The hyperscale page lists all of them.

28 companies publish the MW of a named project, from 3 MW (Cap Ingelec, Telehouse TH3 Magny 2) to NEXTDC’s 350 MW S4 Sydney campus for Multiplex and the 1 GW-plus Texas campus Hoffman advertises. Each figure is the project's own, with its basis on the company page: planned, contracted or delivered, IT load or total electrical. None of them is a company total.

16 companies show work in Europe and 12 in Asia-Pacific, among them Mercury Engineering in Paris, Exyte in Frankfurt, STRABAG and Implenia in Germany and Switzerland, Multiplex, Kapitol and FDC in Australia, Samsung C&T in Korea, and Kajima, Obayashi and Shimizu in Japan. Skanska, Jacobs and Burns & McDonnell describe global reach. The regional pages list each one.

Kirby Group Engineering, T5 Construction Services and Cupertino Electric state live-site retrofit or expansion. Filter the table on Live-site retrofit, then open each company page for the project that shows it.