Mission-critical facilities
Buildings where downtime costs more than construction. That's the work our principal has delivered for 15 years, and the work Sentarion is built for.
Hyperscale and colocation data centers
Multi-building campuses, high-density and liquid-cooled halls, and phased energization. Delivery experience on programs for AWS, Microsoft, Meta, and Intel.
Semiconductor fabs
Process utilities, cleanrooms, and tool-install sequencing where every system ties back to production.
Power and substations
Underground utilities and substation delivery, and the utility coordination that sets a data center's first date.
Critical healthcare and public facilities
Including a $300M children's hospital and a $100M U.S. Army Corps of Engineers facility on Pikes Peak.
What makes this work different
- Redundancy has to be provenN+1 and 2N designs only count once failure scenarios are tested under load.
- Systems depend on each otherElectrical, mechanical, fire, and controls have to be commissioned together, not one at a time.
- The utility sets the clockEnergization dates drive the whole schedule, and they rarely move in your favor.
- Schedules are compressedTenants are waiting. Commissioning time is the first thing teams try to cut.