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Tired of hearing us talk about how great P1鈥檚 single-source capabilities are? Too bad.

鈥淎ll trades under one roof鈥� is exactly what鈥檚 turning a job with some challenging physical constraints into another P1 success story.

According to Project Manager Casey Sheafer, the Kansas confidential mission critical data center expansion project had some items that required careful consideration and dedicated design leadership 鈥� and P1 was up to the task.

The P1 team installed three megawatt generators, 1,000 feet of electrical duct banks, and two 4,000 amp services, for a contract amount of $14,000,000.00.

Capabilities included Virtual Design and Construction (BIM); electrical, pipe, plumbing, and sheet metal fabrication; Millwrights; electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical construction; and commissioning.

Casey says the knowledgeable P1 team was able to help lead project decisions to ensure proper placement.

鈥淧1 helped drive a lot of the decisions in our submittals and shop drawings, thanks to multi-trade expertise,鈥� he said.

Next, the team found themselves applying some creativity to work within the tight space.

鈥淭here was a lot of underground conduit and mechanical work, and concrete foundation work,鈥� Casey said. 鈥淲e had to come up with a design to fit everything in the limited space.鈥�

Electrical VDC Specialist Justin Underwood notes that when VDC embarks on a project, there鈥檚 more to just creating the drawings and handing them off to fabrication or the field.

鈥淲e had to work back and forth with the foreman and project manager to understand the design we鈥檇 have to come up with,鈥� Justin said. 鈥淭here鈥檚 lots of collaboration between VDC and the field on what those drawings should look like, and how to route the elements the way the foreman needs it.鈥�

Justin says the goal is to create something that fits the way the foreman would install it even if VDC and fabrication weren鈥檛 part of the process.

鈥淲e spend hours in meetings on how to route it, and the best preferred methods,鈥� Justin said.

Justin adds that the electrical modeling was more time-consuming due to 鈥渞edundant wiring鈥�, which is common in data centers.

鈥淩edundant wiring means there鈥檚 an 鈥渁鈥� side and 鈥渂鈥� side, so conduit to a piece of gear has to be done twice,鈥� Justin explained. 鈥淚f one side fails, the other will pick it up, to ensure there will never be loss of power.鈥�

VDC brought multiple trades to the table on this project, including plumbing, sheet metal, and electrical.

鈥淭his was one of the more rare projects in which we had so many trades from P1 on board,鈥� Justin said.

And both Casey and Justin agree: that is the ideal situation.

鈥淏eing a single-source provider with the opportunity to have those multiple trades on one job means we can communicate verbally within seconds since we鈥檙e all together, rather than send an email to an outside contractor,鈥� Justin said.

鈥淲e were able to have Turner in the same room with the multiple disciplines of VDC and get quick turnarounds on changes,鈥� Casey added.

P1鈥檚 single source value-add on this project extends to P1 Millwrights, who set the massive equipment, and P1 Service will join P1 Construction and select third party vendors to perform the commissioning when the project is ready.

鈥淐ritical environments like data centers have a major commissioning process,鈥� Casey explained. 鈥淚t includes all the pre-checks for electrical and mechanical. Then, over a week, there is a full-system check where the utility drops power to the building, batteries kick in and are tested, generators kick in and are tested, etc. It鈥檚 a pretty long process.鈥�

P1 single-source to the rescue again, tackling tight timelines and tight spaces for a project done right!

MEP Project Across Capabilities

Virtual Design and Construction (VDC): electrical, plumbing, sheet metal
Fabrication: electrical, pipe, plumbing, sheet metal
Millwrights
Construction:electrical, HVAC, plumbing, mechanical
Commissioning

Installation:

• (3) megawatt generators
• 1,000 feet of electrical duct banks
• (2) 4,000 amp services

Contract Value: $14,000,000.00

Project Team

Casey Sheafer: Electrical Project Manager
Rick Ellis: Mechanical Project Manager
Paul Groff and John Barszczak:
Electrical General Foremen
Michael Dell: Electrical Foreman
Wes Trammel: Millwright Manpower Coordinator
RG Stewart: VDC Pipe/Plumbing Specialist
James Daugherty and Rachel Toney:
VDC Sheet Metal Specialists
Justin Underwood: VDC Electrical Specialist
Vicki Jesse: Project Coordinator