Operations specialists inspecting closed data-centre racks.

Other supporting services

A 100 MW AI campus runs on more than power and computing. People will work on the site every day, and the campus will need the everyday services that keep it running.

What the project needs

This opportunity is for services not listed in the other areas that a campus of this kind needs. The operator runs the campus, and facilities-management firms and supporting services help it do so.

Who it suits

Service providers, including small and local businesses, in areas such as:

  • Catering and canteens
  • Transport services
  • Housing and accommodation
  • Cleaning, landscaping and waste management, including e-waste
  • Signage and printing
  • Security guarding
  • Medical and on-site clinic services

How it connects to the campus

Operations and facilities management is who you work alongside.
Technical training and skills covers the trades and technical roles.

What to show

At registration, one comparable engagement in a sentence is enough: what you provided, where, when and at what scale.

Comparable engagements, accreditation and capacity in the region.

How to take part

  1. Register your interest

    Tell us about your organisation and your area of interest.

  2. A conversation

    We will arrange a confidential discussion to explore fit and opportunities.

  3. The data room

    Selected organisations will be invited to a data room with further information.

Selected organisations receive, through the data room, the design concept, the power and cooling assumptions, the connectivity brief and the tenant requirements for their role.

Manufacturers, contractors and service providers who register now are known to the project's contractors and the project company when procurement in their area begins. Procurement is a recorded competitive process, run by the party that holds the contract.