Detailed editorial profile
What they provide
Rosendin designs and constructs electrical and communications infrastructure for data centres across the United States. Its published scope covers conventional and design-build electrical delivery, critical-power systems, modular prefabrication, installation, commissioning and on-site testing.
- Capability map
- Design & Build, Critical Power, Connectivity
- Project-stage fit
- Connect & Power, Design & Build, Fit Out & Commission
Published scope
What to shortlist them for
Named services and products
Specific scope found in reviewed first-party material.
- Data-centre electrical design
- Electrical construction
- Power and communications systems
- Design-build delivery
- Modular and prefabricated critical-power systems
- Skids, enclosures and kitted assemblies
- Installation and commissioning
- On-site independent testing
Relevant environments
Project, facility or asset contexts the supplier explicitly markets.
- Colocation facilities
- Enterprise data centres
- Managed data centres
- Hyperscale campuses
- Data-centre fit-outs
- AI infrastructure
- Cloud-computing facilities
- Modular data centres
Buyer-relevant detail
Technical and delivery facts
Concrete statements found on the supplier's official pages. Confirm that each applies to your exact project.
- Published delivery history
The supplier states that it has led data-centre electrical design and construction for more than 35 years.
First-party source- Modular delivery scope
Publishes design, manufacture, installation and commissioning of integrated modular solutions for critical-power applications.
First-party source
Published proof
Named project examples
Project Goliath
Rosendin publishes a 220,000-square-foot CyrusOne campus project in Sterling with 20 MW of electrical infrastructure, including generators, modular containers, UPS systems and distribution equipment.
First-party sourceMAZ Mesa Data Center
Rosendin lists engineering, building-information-modelling and design-build work for the Mesa, Arizona data-centre project.
First-party sourceProject Kincora
Rosendin publishes building-information-modelling and prefabrication work for an 81 MW CyrusOne data centre in Sterling, Virginia.
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First-party and reviewed pages
Sources
Pages reviewed for this editorial record. They support the labelled claims; they do not prove current capacity or qualification.
- Data Centers
First-party source · rosendin.com
Supports: Identity, Official website, Marketed coverage, Capabilities, Published projects.
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