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Data center MEP pipeline

Data center MEP jobs for subcontractors

Electrical, mechanical, controls and fiber work on data centers in Florida, Texas, Georgia, South Carolina — found in state filings and county permits months before the trade packages go out.

55Projects
$152BConstruction value
4States
Florida · 1Texas · 29Georgia · 22South Carolina · 3
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Data center projects in the pipeline

Owner, architect and contacts for members
Canoochee River RV Resort - Data Center ProjectCandler County, GA$35BProject CamelliaEffingham County, GA$20BProject JGK-Mass GradingColumbia County, GA$12B
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The MEP work on a data center

Electrical

Switchgear, UPS, generators, busway, duct bank, substations.

Mechanical / HVAC

Chillers, CRAH/CRAC units, cooling towers, liquid cooling.

Plumbing & fire

Process water, pre-action and clean-agent fire protection.

Controls

BMS/EPMS, fire alarm, access control, cameras.

Fiber

Structured cabling, outside plant, meet-me rooms.

Open data center bids

HVACSCGovernment
SC Data Center - Replace VAV Boxes and Controls
Department of Administration · Due in 17 days$800K–$900K
$800K–$900K
FiberTXFederal
763-25-700 EHRM Infrastructure Upgrades Construction Dallas CMOP, TX
Veterans Affairs, Department ofUp to $1M
Up to $1M
FiberSCData center
Y1DA--534-24-706 EHRM Data Center Upgrades Construction - Charleston
Veterans Affairs, Department of$2M–$5M
$2M–$5M
FiberFLData center
Y1DA--573-21-106 EHRM Infrastructure Upgrades and Data Center Construction - Gainesville VAMC
Veterans Affairs, Department of$20M–$50M
$20M–$50M

How we find them early

Georgia DRI filings

Large Georgia projects — data centers included — file with the state before local approval, with the developer, size and value.

Texas TDLR registrations

Most Texas commercial projects over $50K register with the state, naming the owner and design firm.

County building permits

We read permit feeds across the five states and tag every one that names a data center or a known operator.

Questions

Where can I find data center subcontractor jobs?

MEPBIDS tracks 55 data center projects in Florida, Texas, Georgia, South Carolina. Each one is picked up from a state filing, a state accessibility registration or a county building permit — usually months before the electrical, mechanical and low-voltage packages go to subcontractors.

When do data center MEP packages go out to bid?

Most data centers are private work. The owner picks a general contractor first, and the GC buys out electrical, mechanical, plumbing, controls and fiber in phases — often 2 to 9 months after the first filing. Each project on MEPBIDS shows an expected bid window.

Which trades get the most work on a data center?

Electrical is the biggest package — switchgear, UPS, generators, busway and duct bank. Mechanical is next — chillers, CRAH/CRAC units, cooling towers and liquid cooling. Fire protection, building controls (BMS/EPMS), security and structured cabling/fiber follow.

Who do I contact about a data center project?

MEPBIDS Pro members see the developer or owner, the architect or engineer and the GC when the filing names them, with phone and email where the state publishes it.

How often is the data center list updated?

Every day. New filings and permits are added as soon as the source publishes them.

Call the GC before the package goes out

Pro shows the owner, architect and contacts on every data center project, plus every open MEP bid in five states.

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