Have you built a data center?

Yes. At LGES Georgia in Ellabell we delivered the battery plant's complete IT data center and server room, including electrical, for the plant's construction contractor: switchgear, busway, UPS and batteries, a dry-type transformer, power and communication cable tray, grounding, server-room lighting and facility monitoring, plus the partitions, epoxy floor and CRAC units.

Do you install busway, PDUs, duct banks and the generator interface?

Yes. We install switchboards, busway and feeders, UPS and batteries, PDUs and remote power panels out to the rack, the feeders and connections to the standby generators, and the underground duct banks and site feeders, with grounding and surge protection throughout.

Can one contractor carry power, cabling, security and cooling?

Yes. Our electrical, low-voltage, room build-out and HVAC crews work for one company, so tray, cable, containment and units are coordinated in one model and one schedule.

What is outside your scope?

Utility service, fire alarm and fire suppression are by others. We test within our contract scope, label, document and support the turnover.

Crew setting access floor under the overhead fiber raceway

INDUSTRIES · DATA CENTERS AND IT ROOMS

Data Centers

A data hall is ready only when power, cooling, cabling, security and the room itself finish together. PROCON E&C self-performs those trades: power distribution from the switchboard through busway, UPS and PDUs to the rack, grounding and surge protection, structured cabling and fiber, electronic security, access floor and containment, and HVAC ductwork, all coordinated in one BIM model. Our data center project so far is the IT data center at the LGES Georgia battery plant in Ellabell, built by the same crews that work in fabs and battery plants.

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THE CHALLENGE

WHAT OWNERS RUN INTO

Power that cannot drop

Every rack sits behind UPS, PDUs and a generator interface, so the power path has to be built, labeled and tested as one system.

Trades stacked in one room

Busway, tray, ladder rack, containment and ductwork share the same overhead space and must be coordinated before install.

Rooms ready on the same day

Power, cooling, cabling, security and the room finishes have to come together so racks can go in on schedule.

WHAT WE DELIVER

WHAT WE BUILD FOR THIS INDUSTRY

Power distribution

Duct banks and site feeders into the building, switchboards, busway, UPS and batteries, PDUs and remote power panels (RPPs) out to the rack, and the generator interface.

Electrical

Grounding and surge protection

Grounding and bonding for racks, tray and the access floor, and surge protective devices (SPD) at the distribution.

Electrical

Structured cabling and fiber

Fiber backbone, copper structured cabling, overhead tray and ladder rack, IDF and MDF rooms, termination, testing and labeling.

Low-Voltage Systems

Electronic security

Access control, CCTV and intrusion detection for the data hall and the building, plus facility monitoring (FMS).

Low-Voltage Systems

Server and IT rooms

Partitions, epoxy flooring and room lighting, finished together with the power, cooling and cabling in the same room.

Cleanroom & HVAC

Access floor and containment

Raised access floor with perforated tiles, and hot- or cold-aisle containment.

Cleanroom & HVAC

HVAC and ductwork

Precision cooling (CRAC) units, ductwork and air distribution.

HVAC

BIM coordination

Power, tray, cabling, ductwork and containment modeled and clash-checked together before install.

BIM / VDC

PROJECT EXPERIENCE

WORK WE HAVE BUILT

Each card lists the scope we actually built on that job. Owners are named for identification only.

Completed: a battery plant's IT data center

2024 – 2025Completed

LGES Georgia battery plant

LGES Georgia · Ellabell, GA

Switchgear installation, feeders and branch wiring
Busway, UPS and battery installation
Dry-type transformer installation
Power and communication cable tray, aluminum ladder tray, grounding
Server-room lighting and facility monitoring (FMS)
Partitions, epoxy flooring, precision cooling (CRAC) units

ALL PROJECTS

TYPICAL SCOPE

Power

Switchboards and switchgear
Busway, feeders and branch wiring
UPS and battery systems
PDUs and remote power panels (RPPs)
Generator interface: feeders and connections
Underground duct banks and site feeders
Grounding, bonding and surge protection (SPD)

Cabling and security

Fiber backbone and structured cabling
Overhead tray and ladder rack
IDF and MDF rooms and racks
Access control, CCTV and intrusion detection
Facility monitoring (FMS)

Rooms and cooling

Server and IT room build-out: partitions, epoxy flooring, lighting
Raised access floor
Hot- or cold-aisle containment
Precision cooling (CRAC) units and ductwork
BIM coordination across the trades

BY OTHERS · we coordinate the interfaces

High-voltage utility service
Fire alarm and fire suppression

HOW IT FITS

Inside a plant's IT data center

Illustrative sections. Right: power and cabling in a battery plant's IT data center. Left: the same crews in a fab cleanroom ceiling.

WHY PROCON

About PROCON

One integrated team

Cleanroom architecture, electrical and controls, HVAC, AMHS, and equipment setting and hook-up under one contract.

Fewer interface gaps, no finger-pointing between trades, fewer delays.

Digital project delivery

In-house BIM resolves clashes before installation, and our own project management platform logs site activity the same day.

Clients see site status the same day and get closeout documents faster.

COMMON QUESTIONS

FAQ.

Have you built a data center?: Yes. At LGES Georgia in Ellabell we delivered the battery plant's complete IT data center and server room, including electrical, for the plant's construction contractor: switchgear, busway, UPS and batteries, a dry-type transformer, power and communication cable tray, grounding, server-room lighting and facility monitoring, plus the partitions, epoxy floor and CRAC units.
Do you install busway, PDUs, duct banks and the generator interface?: Yes. We install switchboards, busway and feeders, UPS and batteries, PDUs and remote power panels out to the rack, the feeders and connections to the standby generators, and the underground duct banks and site feeders, with grounding and surge protection throughout.
Can one contractor carry power, cabling, security and cooling?: Yes. Our electrical, low-voltage, room build-out and HVAC crews work for one company, so tray, cable, containment and units are coordinated in one model and one schedule.
What is outside your scope?: Utility service, fire alarm and fire suppression are by others. We test within our contract scope, label, document and support the turnover.

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