Verizon Wireless contacted ColonialWebb because they needed to expand their Shockoe location data center and call tower. This job needed to be completed with extreme precision, so the facility was designed with N+1 capacity in order to stay online while all work was being performed. As a part of the facility expansion, an addition to the existing data center was created, and ColonialWebb furnished and installed direct expansion computer room air handling units (DX CRACs) to facilitate the creation of the primary mechanical system.
Project Description
Project Size
- 13,000 SF
Contract Amount
- $3.9M
Customer
- Hitt Contracting
Architect
- Bell/Knott & Associates
Engineer
- DLB Associates
Owner
- Verizon
Project Highlights
• Integration of new CRAC iCOM displays and electrical panel systems to existing Delta Controls Building Automation System and Verizon Wireless EDN for control and monitoring
• Inclusive of FLS systems, power meters, ATSs, UPSs, generators, ethernet switches, CRACs and other misc. mechanical equipment
• 2,305 ft of DX refrigerant piping
• 5,486 field hours
• 307 shop hours
• Inclusive of FLS systems, power meters, ATSs, UPSs, generators, ethernet switches, CRACs and other misc. mechanical equipment
• 2,305 ft of DX refrigerant piping
• 5,486 field hours
• 307 shop hours
