Build in phases. Hand over every phase complete.
Whether the facility is built for one end client or for many tenants, it is built in phases while parts are already in operation. TaskCtrl connects the takt plan, commissioning and O&M documentation, so each phase is handed over complete while the next one is still under construction.
Two types of facilities, the same handover requirements
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For one end client
Hall after hall is built at high speed for the same client. The same scope repeats, and each hall is handed over while the next is being built.
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Colocation
Space is built out as tenants sign, often with their own requirements and their own timelines. The rest of the facility is in operation while new space is completed.
What makes data centers different
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Construction next to live operations
Early phases go live while others are still being built. Every handover has to be complete and documented.
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The same scope, many times
Halls and buildings repeat. A small deviation that isn't caught early is repeated across the site.
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Commissioning under time pressure
Testing can only start when installations are complete, and every delay moves the client's move-in date.
How TaskCtrl helps
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Takt planning across halls and buildings
Trains move from hall to hall and from building to building, with status updated from site.
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From construction to commissioning
What is built and checked flows into the test plan, so commissioning starts when systems are ready.
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Documentation per phase
Documents and O&M documentation are collected per system and per hall, ready for handover.
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The same model on the next site
The project setup is copied to the next site, so each new campus starts with what worked on the last one.
From the projects
Project Lightning, El Paso, Texas
Faith Technologies (FTI) uses TaskCtrl on a 1 GW data center project.
Read about takt on the data center →Skygard OSL1, Oslo
Skygard uses TaskCtrl on a 20 MW colocation data center.
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