Data Center Infrastructure & Engineering Services

RCM provides engineering expertise across utility interconnections, transmission systems, substations (34.5kV–765kV), protection and controls, site infrastructure, mission-critical facility systems, EPC delivery, commissioning, and campus expansion programs for hyperscale and AI data centers.

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Data Center Infrastructure Expertise

Modern data centers depend on reliable power, resilient infrastructure, and coordinated project execution. RCM supports data center developments and campus expansions with expertise across power delivery, utility integration, site infrastructure, facility systems, protection and controls, and commissioning.

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Electrical & Power Systems

Reliable power delivery is fundamental to data center operations. RCM supports electrical infrastructure from utility interconnection through facility distribution systems. Utility interconnection support for hyperscale, AI, and large-load facilities exceeding 100 MW; transmission planning; AIS/GIS substation engineering; energy storage integration; microgrid design; reliability studies.

Utility capacity and load growth planning
High-density facility power infrastructure
Transmission and substation engineering
Medium-voltage distribution design
Generator and UPS integration
Single-line development
Grounding and lightning protection
Arc flash, coordination, and short circuit studies
Power quality analysis
Redundant power system design

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Electrical & Power Systems

Data center developments require infrastructure designed to support both operational requirements and future growth. Structural engineering, duct banks, cable routing systems, control buildings, equipment foundations, GIS/AIS yard layouts, and phased campus expansion planning.

Site grading and drainage
Underground utility infrastructure
Foundations and equipment support structures
Blast-resistant and load-bearing design
Utility routing and constructability reviews
Campus expansion planning and infrastructure support

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Site, Civil & Structural

Data center developments require infrastructure designed to support both operational requirements and future growth.

Capabilities include:

Site grading and drainage
Underground utility infrastructure
Foundations and equipment support structures
Structural engineering, duct banks, cable routing systems, control buildings, equipment foundations, GIS/AIS yard layouts, and phased campus expansion planning.
Blast-resistant and load-bearing design
Utility routing and constructability reviews
Campus expansion planning and infrastructure support

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Mechanical & Facility Systems

Facility systems play a critical role in supporting reliability and operational performance.

Capabilities include:

HVAC and precision cooling systems
CRAH and CRAC support
Fire detection and suppression systems
Backup fuel systems
Thermal performance optimization
Plumbing systems for occupied facilities

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Protection, Controls & Automation

Modern facilities depend on integrated monitoring, communications, and control systems.

Capabilities include:

Protection and control system design
Relay programming and coordination
Fault analysis
SCADA integration, EMS integration, fiber communications, IEC-61850 systems, cybersecurity support, SEL/GE/Siemens relay systems, and mission-critical monitoring.
RTU and HMI systems
Automation solutions
• IEC 61850 communications
• Building and infrastructure monitoring systems
• Critical facility monitoring and control systems

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Testing & Commissioning

Comprehensive testing helps verify performance before systems are placed into service.

Capabilities include:

Integrated system testing (IST)
Integrated testing for mission-critical environments
Protection and control testing
Equipment startup support
Load bank testing
Black-start testing
Level 1–5 commissioning, FAT/SAT support, Integrated Systems Testing (IST), energization planning, black-start testing, reliability validation, and turnover documentation.