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This market research report on US data center construction market covers market sizing and forecast, market share, industry trends, growth drivers, and vendor analysis. The market study includes insights on segmentation by infrastructure (electrical (UPS systems, generators, transfer switches & switchgears, rack PDUs, and others) and mechanical type (cooling systems, racks, and others), general construction (building development, installation and commissioning services, building design, physical security, and DCIM), facility size (small data centers, medium data centers, and hyperscale data centers), tier standards (Tier I and Tier II, Tier III, and Tier IV), and geography (South Eastern US, South Western US, Mid-Western US, Western US, and North Eastern US).
328 Pages
30 Tables
107 Charts
5 Regions
1 Countries
74 Companies
5 Market Segment
| Report Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| MARKET SIZE (REVENUE) | USD 11.6 Billion (2024) |
| CAGR | Over 1% (2018-2024) |
| Base Year | 2018 |
| Forecast Year | 2020 - 2024 |
| Market Segments | infrastructure (electrical (UPS systems, generators, transfer switches & switchgears, rack PDUs, and others) and mechanical type (cooling systems, racks, and others), general construction (building development, installation and commissioning services, building design, physical security, and DCIM), facility size (small data centers, medium data centers, and hyperscale data centers), tier standards (Tier I and Tier II, Tier III, and Tier IV), |
| Geographic Analysis | South Eastern US, South Western US, Mid-Western US, Western US, and North Eastern US |
| Countries Covered | US |
The increased focus on green data centers construction is a major driver for procuring energy-efficient infrastructure in the US data center construction market
The data centers are confronting with the challenges of increased power and water consumption. To overcome the difficulties, the US data center construction market is increasingly opting for green data center construction. The procurement of renewable energy sources and the implementation of Energy Star certified products is driving the US data center construction market.
Also, the increased operational expenditure by data centers is driving vendors to proactive monitoring and managing support infrastructure. Hence, the increasing vigilance of the infrastructure is driving vendors toward end-to-end facility automation, which is expected to affect the US data center construction market significantly. The US data center construction market is witnessing high investment from colocation and cloud hosting service and hyperscale data center operators.
The market is likely to witness many brownfield constructions, especially in the North-Eastern US. Factors such as favorable government support (attractive tax rebates and remissions), the increased demand for cloud-based services, the growing investment from colocation providers, and increased automation are expected to propel the US data center construction market in the coming years. The US data center construction market is projected to generate revenues of around $12 billion by 2024.
This market research report includes detailed market segmentation by infrastructure, general construction, facility size, tier standards, and geography.
The adoption of lithium-ion and nickel-zinc UPS systems is expected to boost the data center UPS market in the US.
The US data center construction market by electrical infrastructure comprises UPS (uninterrupted power supply) systems, generators, transfer switches & switchgears, rack PDUs, other electrical infrastructure. The UPS system segment dominated the market size in 2018 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of around 1.3% during the forecast period. The increased adoption of lithium-ion and Nickel-Zinc UPS systems is expected to boost the data center UPS market in the US.
The market is also witnessing the growth in generators powered by fuel cells to reduce carbon emission. Further, the increasing complexity of the data center infrastructure has led to the development of automated switchgear technology (ATS). The growing interest in green data centers to reduce the efficiency of data centers is driving the demand for intelligent racks PDUs in the market. Vendors are offering PDUs in a variety of colors for identification purposes. Besides, the increased investment in mega data centers with high-power capabilities is likely to produce high revenues for the other electrical infrastructure segment.
The adoption of innovative infrastructure solutions is expected to drive the US data center construction market
The mechanical construction segment in the data center construction market is categorized into cooling systems, racks, and others. The cooling system segment accounted for the largest market, share in 2018. The extensive use of indirect evaporative coolers, air or water-side economizers, and free cooling chillers is driving the market.
Further, the significance of metrics such as Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE), Water-usage Effectiveness (WUE), and Carbon Usage Effectiveness (CUE) is likely to increase during the forecast period. The market is adopting innovative solutions such as multipurpose cooling systems and modular infrastructure solutions, which are expected to drive the US data center construction market. The market is migrating toward the adoption of over 42U racks - 45U, 47U, and 48U. Also, there is a high adoption of 52U rack units in the Southeast US. Further, innovations in the market have led to the growth of performance-optimized data (POD) centers.
The number of Brownfield, Greenfield, and modular projects is likely to continue in the US market over the next few years
The US data center construction market by general construction is classified into building development, installation and commissioning services, building design, physical security, and DCIM. The growing number of brownfield, Greenfield, and modular facilities projects with the installation of on-site renewable power sources such as wind and solar energy is likely to continue in the market over the next few years. Further, infrastructure vendors are increasingly partnering with major contractors to increase the revenue share.
The growth in greenfield data center facilities will increase revenue opportunities for installation and commission service providers. Further, the designing of data centers is performed by design specialists, contractors, and data center operators. The rise in security breaches is further boosting the market for physical security.
The Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) market is growing due to the rising impact of regulatory standards on data centers. The use of artificial intelligence and robot monitoring technologies is expected to contribute to market growth. For instance, Google uses DeepMind AI solutions to monitor infrastructure in their facilities.
Free cooling solutions are gaining more popularity than liquid-based cooling solutions during the forecast period
Air-based and liquid-based cooling technique are the two major cooling systems available in the US data center construction market. The air-cooling method involves traditional CRACs and free cooling solutions for cooling IT infrastructure in the data center. Free cooling solutions are gaining more popularity than liquid-based cooling solutions. However, the use of chilled water systems is still highly prevalent in the market, particularly in the Northern US. The US market is witnessing the increased adoption of evaporative coolers that facilitate partial cooling with indoor CRAC units among data centers.
The South Eastern, Midwest, and Southwest US are the largest adopters of chiller units in the US data center construction market
CRAC & CRAH units work in conjunction with other cooling units such as chillers, cooling towers, dry coolers, and condensers. There is a growing demand for both CRACs and CRAHs units in the data center to increase efficiency and productivity in the IT infrastructure. The South Eastern and the Mid-Western US are majorly adopting CRAH units. The construction of mega and hyperscale facilities is a driving factor for the increased adoption of both CRAC and CRAH units with 2N redundant configuration.
The South Eastern, Midwest, and Southwest US are the largest adopters of chiller units in the US data center construction market. Further, air-cooled chiller systems are gaining prominence over water-cooled systems due to their easy installation, high efficiency, and low maintenance costs. Cooling towers and dry coolers are installed to reduce heat generated by IT infrastructure.
South-Eastern US and the Western US witnessed the highest investments in the hyperscale data center facilities in 2018
Small, medium, and hyperscale are the three primary facilities in the US data center construction market. The hyperscale segment dominated the US data center construction market in 2018 and is expected to grow steadily during the forecast period. The South Eastern US and the Western US witnessed the highest investment from investors in the hyperscale data center facilities.
Further, Facebook, Apple, Google, Microsoft, PointOne, and EdgeCoreare expected to be the major investors in hyperscale facilities in the US. The South Eastern US witnessed the highest investment in medium data center facilities. Further, Digital Realty, Cologix, COPT data center, Raging Wire Data Center, and Sabey Data Center are the major investors in the medium segment.
Several Vendor are shifting to tier IV facilities due to the increase in the rack density and rise in critical applications inside data centers
In terms of tier standard, the US data center construction market is categorized into Tier I & II, Tier III, and Tier IV. The Tier III standard segment accounted for the highest market size in 2018, which is expected to grow at a CAGR of over 1% during the forecast period. The need for tier III certification from the Uptime Institute to attract customers and increase the occupancy rate will boost the growth of this segment in the US market. However, several operators are expected to shift to Tier IV standard facilities due to the growth in the rack power density and critical infrastructure operations running inside facilities. Further, the Southwest and Midwest regions of the US are emerging the largest adopters of tier IV data centers with 2N+1 cooling unit. The increased investment from hyperscale developers is the major region for the increase in the construction of tier IV data center facilities in the region.
The availability of robust fiber connectivity and low power rates has primarily contributed to the increased growth of Southwestern US data center market
South Eastern US dominated the market share in 2018 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of around 1.2% during the forecast period. Virginia gained the highest investment, followed by North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, and Florida. Recently, Facebook invested around $2 billion in a data center in Henrico, Virginia. In the Southwestern US, Texas received the highest investments in 2018, whereas Oklahoma and New Mexico witnessed significant investment by Google and Facebook data centers. The availability of robust fiber connectivity and low power rates has primarily contributed to the increased growth in the region.
The US data center construction market is continuing to grow in terms of greenfield, brownfield, and modular data center construction. The market is witnessing the increased growth of data centers across the US, with the high adoption of efficient and modular data center infrastructure solutions. The market has a strong presence of vendors in all three categories - electrical infrastructure, mechanical infrastructure, and general construction.
The adoption of Lithium-ion batteries, fuel cell technology, natural gas generators, intelligent PDUs, and high voltage switchgear is expected to increase the competition in the market among electrical infrastructure vendors.
The direct liquid cooling and immersion cooling market is expected to become competitive as the adoption of HPC infrastructure among data centers is growing in the US. Initiatives such as Open Commute Projects are expected to bring several new cooling techniques and technologies to the market, thereby increasing the competition among mechanical infrastructure vendors.
The US comprises several construction contractors, architectural and engineering firms, physical security vendors, and DCIM solutions providers. Several colocation data centers are being built with multiple data halls, where infrastructure adoption, installation, and commissioning is carried out on-demand basis. Sustainable development of data centers is the leading priority in the market. Construction and design are critical for data center operators due to the strict adherence to regulatory standards from the Uptime Institute.
Market Participants in the US Data Center Construction Market:
Key Construction Contractors
Key Infrastructure Providers
Key Data Center Investors
Other Prominent Construction Contractors
Balfour Beatty, BlueScope Construction, Clune Construction, Fluor Corp., Fortis Construction, Gensler, Gilbane Building Co., HDR, Hensel Phelps, HITT Contracting, Hoffman Construction, JE Dunn Construction, Morrison Hershfield, Mortenson Construction, Rogers-O’Brien Construction, Structure Tone, Walsh Group, and Whiting-Turner Contracting.
Prominent Infrastructure Providers
Prominent Data Center Investors
Market Segmentation by Infrastructure
Market Segmentation by Electrical Type
Market Segmentation by Mechanical Type
Market Segmentation by General Construction
Market Segmentation by Cooling Systems
Market Segmentation by Facility Size
Market Segmentation by Tier Standards
Market Segmentation by Geography
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the market size and CAGR of the
US data center construction market size to reach USD 11.6 billion by 2024 growing at a CAGR of over 1% during the forecast period.
What factors are driving the 'US Data Center Construction market?
The procurement of renewable energy sources and the implementation of Energy Star certified products is driving the US data center construction market.
Who are the key Data Center Investors in the 'US Data Center Construction market?
Apple,COPT Data Center Solutions,CyrusOne,Digital Realty,Equinix,Facebook,Google,Microsoft,Stream data center,Vantage Data Center. are the key vendors
The increased demand for closed-based services, the increased investment from colocation providers, the rise in edge data center computing, favorable tax incentives, and the growth of automation and artificial intelligence in data centers are a few major drivers in the US data center construction market. The research report provides an in-depth segmental analysis of the US data center construction market by infrastructure, general construction, facility size, tier standards, and geography.
Base Year: 2018
Forecast Year: 2019–2023
The study considers the present scenario of the US data center construction market and its market dynamics for the period 2018−2024. It covers a detailed overview of several market growth enablers, restraints, and trends. The study offers both the demand and supply aspect of the US data center construction market. It also profiles and examines leading vendors and other prominent vendors operating in the US data center construction market.
Major Vendors in the US Data Center Construction Market:
Construction Contractors
Key Infrastructure Providers
Key Data Center Investors
Other Prominent Construction Contractors are Balfour Beatty, BlueScope Construction, Clune Construction, Fluor Corp., Fortis Construction, Gensler, Gilbane Building Co., HDR, Hensel Phelps, HITT Contracting, Hoffman Construction, JE Dunn Construction, Morrison Hershfield, Mortenson Construction, Rogers-O’Brien Construction, Structure Tone, Walsh Group, and Whiting-Turner Contracting.
Prominent Infrastructure Providers
Prominent Data Center Investors
Market Segmentation by Infrastructure
Market Segmentation by Electrical Type
Market Segmentation by Mechanical Type
Market Segmentation by General Construction
Market Segmentation by Cooling Systems
Market Segmentation by Facility Size
Market Segmentation by Tier Standards
Market Segmentation by Geography
1 Research Methodology
2 Research Objectives
3 Research Process
4 Scope & Coverage
4.1 Market Definition
4.2 Base Year
4.3 Scope of the study
4.4 Market Segments
4.4.1 Market Segmentation by Facility Type
4.4.2 Market Segmentation by Infrastructure
4.4.3 Market Segmentation by Electrical Infrastructure
4.4.4 Market Segmentation by Mechanical Infrastructure
4.4.5 Market Segmentation by Cooling Systems
4.4.6 Market Segmentation by General Construction
4.4.7 Market Segmentation by Tier Standards
4.4.8 Market Segmentation by Geography
5 Report Assumptions & Caveats
5.1 Key Caveats
5.2 Currency Conversion
5.3 Market Derivation
6 Market at a Glance
7 Introduction
7.1 Data Center Site Selection Criteria
7.2 Rack Power Density
8 Market Dynamics
8.1 Market Growth Enablers
8.1.1 Increased Demand for Cloud-based Services
8.1.2 Growing Investment from Colocation Providers
8.1.3 Growing Construction of Green Data Center Facilities
8.1.4 Increasing Demand for Edge Data Centers
8.1.5 Tax Incentives Attracts Investment in Specific States
8.2 Market Growth Restraints
8.2.1 Growing Market Consolidation
8.2.2 Increase in Power Outages & Power Consumption
8.2.3 Location Constraints for Data Center Construction
8.2.4 Rising Water Consumption by Data Centers
8.3 Market Opportunities & Trends
8.3.1 Automation &Artificial Intelligence in Data Centers
8.3.2 Rising Renewable Procurement to Power Data Centers
8.3.3 Growing Number of M&As
8.3.4 Rising Adoption of Lithium-ion, Nickel-Zinc, and Fuel Cells
8.3.5 Increase in Modular Data Center Deployment
9 Data Center Construction Market In US
9.1 Market Overview
9.2 Market Size & Forecast
9.3 Five Forces Analysis
9.3.1 Threat of New Entrants
9.3.2 Bargaining Power of Suppliers
9.3.3 Bargaining Power of Buyers
9.3.4 Threat of Substitutes
9.3.5 Competitive Rivalry
10 US Data Center Construction Market by Facility Type
10.1 Regional Snapshot & Growth Engine by Facility
10.2 RegionalSnapshot & Growth Engine by Area
10.3 Regional Snapshot & Growth Engine by Power Capacity
10.4 Small Data Centers
10.4.1 Market Overview
10.4.2 Market Size & Forecast
10.5 Medium Data Center
10.5.1 Market Overview
10.5.2 Market Size & Forecast
10.6 Hyperscale Data Center
10.6.1 Market Overview
10.6.2 Market Size & Forecast
11 US Data Center Construction Market by Infrastructure
11.1 Market Snapshot & Growth Engine
11.2 Electrical Infrastructure
11.2.1 Market Overview
11.2.2 Market Size & Forecast
11.3 Mechanical Infrastructure
11.3.1 Market Overview
11.3.2 Market Size & Forecast
11.4 General Construction
11.4.1 Market Overview
11.4.2 Market Size & Forecast
12 US Data Center Construction Market by Electrical Infrastructure
12.1 Market Segment Snapshot & Growth Engine
12.2 UPS systems
12.2.1 Market Overview
12.2.2 Market Size & Forecast
12.3 Generators
12.3.1 Market Overview
12.3.2 Market Size & Forecast
12.4 Transfer Switches & Switchgears
12.4.1 Market Overview
12.4.2 Market Size & Forecast
12.5 Rack PDU
12.5.1 Market Overview
12.5.2 Market Size & Forecast
12.6 Other Electrical Infrastructure
12.6.1 Market Overview
12.6.2 Market Size & Forecast
13 US Data Center Construction Market by Mechanical Infrastructure
13.1 Market segment Snapshot & Growth Engine
13.2 Cooling Systems
13.2.1 Market Overview
13.2.2 Market Size & Forecast
13.3 Racks
13.3.1 Market Overview
13.3.2 Market Size & Forecast
13.4 Other mechanical Infrastructure
13.4.1 Market Overview
13.4.2 Market Size & Forecast
14 US Data Center Construction Market by Cooling Systems
14.1 Market Segment Snapshot & Growth Engine
14.2 CRAC & CRAH Units
14.2.1 Market Overview
14.2.2 Market Size & Forecast
14.3 Chiller Units
14.3.1 Market Overview
14.3.2 Market Size & Forecast
14.4 Cooling Towers & Dry coolers
14.4.1 Market Overview
14.4.2 Market Size & Forecast
14.5 Economizers & Evaporative coolers
14.5.1 Market Overview
14.5.2 Market Size & Forecast
14.6 Other Cooling Units
14.6.1 Market Overview
14.6.2 Market Size & Forecast
15 US Data Center Construction Market by Cooling Technique
15.1 Market Segment Snapshot & Growth Engine
15.2 Air-Based Cooling Techniques
15.2.1 Market Overview
15.2.2 Market Size & Forecast
15.3 Liquid-based cooling techniques
15.3.1 Market Overview
15.3.2 Market Size & Forecast
16 US Data Center Construction Market by General Construction
16.1 Market Segment Snapshot & Growth Engine
16.2 Building Development
16.2.1 Market Overview
16.2.2 Market Size & Forecast
16.3 Installation & Commissioning services
16.3.1 Market Overview
16.3.2 Market Size & Forecast
16.4 Building Design
16.4.1 Market Overview
16.4.2 Market Size & Forecast
16.5 Physical Security
16.5.1 Market Overview
16.5.2 Market Size & Forecast
16.6 DCIM
16.6.1 Market Overview
16.6.2 Market Size & Forecast
17 US Data Center Construction Market by Tier Standards
17.1 Market segment snapshot & Growth Engine
17.2 Overview of Tier Standards
17.3 Tier I and II
17.3.1 Market Overview
17.3.2 Market Size & Forecast
17.4 Tier III
17.4.1 Market Overview
17.4.2 Market Size & Forecast
17.5 Tier IV
17.5.1 Market Overview
17.5.2 Market Size & Forecast
18 US Data Center Construction Market by Geography
18.1 Regional Snapshot & Growth Engine by Investment
18.2 RegionalSnapshot & Growth Engine by Area
18.3 Regional Snapshot & Growth Engine by Power Capacity
19 South Eastern US
19.1 Market Overview
19.2 Market Size & Forecast by Investment
19.3 Electricity Pricing in South Eastern US
19.4 Market Size & Forecast by Area
19.5 Market Size & Forecast by Power Capacity
19.6 South Eastern US Data Center Construction Market By Infrastructure
19.6.1 Electrical Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast
19.6.2 Mechanical Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast
19.6.3 General Construction: Market Size & Forecast
20 South WesternUS
20.1 Market Overview
20.2 Market Size & Forecast by Investment
20.3 Market Size & Forecast by Area
20.4 Electricity Pricing in South Western US
20.5 Market Size & Forecast by Power Capacity
20.6 South Western US Data Center Construction Market By Infrastructure
20.6.1 Electrical Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast
20.6.2 Mechanical Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast
20.6.3 General Construction: Market Size & Forecast
21 Mid-WesternUS
21.1 Market Overview
21.2 Market Size & Forecast by Investment
21.3 Market Size & Forecast by Area
21.4 Electricity Pricing in Mid-Western US
21.5 Market Size & Forecast by Power Capacity
21.6 Mid-Western US Data Center Construction Market by Infrastructure
21.6.1 Electrical Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast
21.6.2 Mechanical Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast
21.6.3 General Construction: Market Size & Forecast
22 Western US
22.1 Market Overview
22.2 Market Size & Forecast by Investment
22.3 Market Size & Forecast by Area
22.4 Electricity Pricing in Western US
22.5 Market Size & Forecast by Power Capacity
22.6 Western US Data Center Construction Market By Infrastructure
22.6.1 Electrical Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast
22.6.2 Mechanical Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast
22.6.3 General Construction: Market Size & Forecast
23 North Eastern US
23.1 Market Overview
23.2 Market Size & Forecast by Investment
23.3 Market Size & Forecast by Area
23.4 Electricity Pricing in North Eastern US
23.5 Market Size & Forecast by Power Capacity
23.6 North Eastern US Data Center Construction Market By Infrastructure
23.6.1 Electrical Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast
23.6.2 Mechanical Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast
23.6.3 General Construction: Market Size & Forecast
24 Competitive Landscape
24.1 Competitive Scenario
24.1.1 Electrical Infrastructure
24.1.2 Mechanical Infrastructure
24.1.3 General Construction
25 Key Construction Contractors
25.1 AECOM
25.1.1 Overview
25.1.2 Service Offerings
25.2 Corgan
25.2.1 Overview
25.2.2 Service Offerings
25.3 DPR Construction
25.3.1 Overview
25.3.2 Service Offerings
25.3.3 Key News
25.4 Holder Construction
25.4.1 Overview
25.4.2 Service Offerings
25.5 Jacobs Engineering Group
25.5.1 Overview
25.5.2 Service Offerings
25.6 Syska Hennessy Group
25.6.1 Overview
25.6.2 Service Offerings
25.7 Turner Construction
25.7.1 Overview
25.7.2 Service Offerings
26 Key Infrastructure Providers
26.1 ABB
26.1.1 Overview
26.1.2 Product Offerings
26.1.3 Key News
26.2 Airedale Air Conditioning
26.2.1 Overview
26.2.2 Product Offerings
26.2.3 Key News
26.3 Eaton
26.3.1 Overview
26.3.2 Product Offerings
26.3.3 Key News
26.4 Schneider Electric
26.4.1 Overview
26.4.2 Product Offerings
26.4.3 Key News
26.5 Stulz
26.5.1 Overview
26.5.2 Product Offerings
26.5.3 Key News
26.6 Vertiv
26.6.1 Overview
26.6.2 Product Offerings
26.6.3 Key News
27 Key Data Center Investors
27.1 Apple
27.1.1 Overview
27.1.2 Product and Service Offerings
27.1.3 Key News
27.2 COPT Data Center Solutions
27.2.1 Overview
27.2.2 Service Offerings
27.2.3 Key News
27.3 Cyrusone
27.3.1 Overview
27.3.2 Service Offerings
27.3.3 Key News
27.4 Digital Realty
27.4.1 Overview
27.4.2 Service Offerings
27.4.3 Key News
27.5 Equinix
27.5.1 Overview
27.5.2 Service Offerings
27.5.3 Key News
27.6 Facebook
27.6.1 Overview
27.6.2 Service Offerings
27.6.3 Key News
27.7 Google
27.7.1 Overview
27.7.2 Service Offerings
27.7.3 Key News
27.8 Microsoft
27.8.1 Overview
27.8.2 Product & Service Offerings
27.8.3 Key News
27.9 Stream Data Center
27.9.1 Overview
27.9.2 Service Offerings
27.9.3 Key News
27.9.4 Key News
27.10 Vantage Data Center
27.10.1 Overview
27.10.2 Service Offerings
27.10.3 Key News
28 Prominent Construction Contractors
28.1 Balfour Beatty US
28.1.1 Overview
28.1.2 Service Offerings
28.2 Bluescope Construction
28.2.1 Overview
28.2.2 Service offerings
28.3 Clune Construction
28.3.1 Overview
28.3.2 Service Offerings
28.4 Fluor Corporation
28.4.1 Overview
28.4.2 Service Offerings
28.5 Fortis Construction
28.5.1 Overview
28.5.2 Service Offerings
28.5.3 Key News
28.6 Gensler
28.6.1 Overview
28.6.2 Service Offerings
28.7 Gilbane Building Co.
28.7.1 Overview
28.7.2 Service Offerings
28.8 HDR
28.8.1 Overview
28.8.2 Service Offerings
28.9 Hensel Phelps
28.9.1 Overview
28.9.2 Service Offerings
28.10 Hitt Contracting
28.10.1 Overview
28.10.2 Service Offerings
28.11 Hoffman Construction
28.11.1 Overview
28.11.2 Service Offerings
28.12 JE DUNN CONSTRUCTION
28.12.1 Overview
28.12.2 Service Offerings
28.13 MORRISON HERSHFIELD
28.13.1 Overview
28.13.2 Service Offerings
28.14 Mortenson Construction
28.14.1 Overview
28.14.2 Service Offerings
28.15 Rogers-O'brien Construction
28.15.1 Overview
28.15.2 Service Offerings
28.16 Structure Tone
28.16.1 Overview
28.16.2 Service Offerings
28.17 Walsh Group
28.17.1 Overview
28.17.2 Service Offerings
28.18 Whiting-Turner Contracting Co.
28.18.1 Overview
28.18.2 Service Offerings
29 Prominent Infrastructure Providers
29.1 Altima Technologies (Netzoom)
29.1.1 Overview
29.1.2 Product Offerings
29.2 ASETEK
29.2.1 Overview
29.2.2 Product Offerings
29.2.3 Key News
29.3 Bloom Energy
29.3.1 Overview
29.3.2 Product Offerings
29.4 Caterpillar
29.4.1 Overview
29.4.2 Product Offerings
29.5 Cormant
29.5.1 Overview
29.5.2 Product Offerings
29.6 Cummins
29.6.1 Overview
29.6.2 Product Offerings
29.7 Cyber Power Systems
29.7.1 Overview
29.7.2 Product Offerings
29.8 Data Aire
29.8.1 Overview
29.8.2 Product Offerings
29.9 Delta Group
29.9.1 Overview
29.9.2 Product Offerings
29.10 FNT
29.10.1 Overview
29.10.2 Product Offerings
29.11 Generac Power Systems
29.11.1 Overview
29.11.2 Product Offerings
29.11.3 Key News
29.12 Green Revolution Cooling
29.12.1 Overview
29.12.2 Product Offerings
29.13 Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE)
29.13.1 Overview
29.13.2 Product Offerings
29.14 Highpower
29.14.1 Overview
29.14.2 Product Offerings
29.15 Hitec Power Protection
29.15.1 Overview
29.15.2 Product Offerings
29.16 Legrand
29.16.1 Overview
29.16.2 Product Offerings
29.17 Nlyte Software
29.17.1 Overview
29.17.2 Product Offerings
29.18 Nortek Humidity (Condair Group)
29.18.1 Overview
29.18.2 Product Offerings
29.19 MITSUBISHI
29.19.1 Overview
29.19.2 Product Offerings
29.20 MTU On Site Energy (Rolls-Royce Power Systems AG)
29.20.1 Overview
29.20.2 Product Offerings
29.21 Rittal
29.21.1 Overview
29.21.2 Product Offerings
29.22 Trane (Ingersoll Rand)
29.22.1 Overview
29.22.2 Product Offerings
29.23 Tripp Lite
29.23.1 Overview
29.23.2 Product Offerings
30 Prominent Data Center Investors
30.1 Coresite Realty Corp
30.1.1 Overview
30.1.2 Service offerings
30.1.3 Key News
30.2 Databank
30.2.1 Overview
30.2.2 Service Offerings
30.2.3 Key News
30.3 DC BLOX
30.3.1 Overview
30.3.2 Service Offerings
30.3.3 Key News
30.4 Edgeconnex
30.4.1 Overview
30.4.2 Service Offerings
30.4.3 Key News
30.5 H5 Data Center
30.5.1 Overview
30.5.2 Service Offerings
30.5.3 Key News
30.6 Quality Technology Services
30.6.1 Overview
30.6.2 Service Offerings
30.6.3 Key News
30.7 Ragingwire Data Center (NTT)
30.7.1 Overview
30.7.2 Service Offerings
30.7.3 Key News
30.8 Sabey Data Center
30.8.1 Overview
30.8.2 Service Offerings
30.8.3 Key News
30.9 Tierpoint
30.9.1 Overview
30.9.2 Service Offerings
30.9.3 Key News
30.10 T5 Data Centers
30.10.1 Overview
30.10.2 Service Offerings
30.10.3 Key News
31 Report Summary
31.1 Key Takeaways
31.2 Quantitative Summary
31.2.1 Overall Market
31.2.2 US Data Center Construction Market by Facility Type
31.2.3 US Data Center Construction Market by Small Data Center
31.2.4 US Data Center Construction Market by Medium Data Center
31.2.5 US Data Center Construction Market by Hyperscale Data Center
31.2.6 US Data Center Construction Market by Infrastructure
31.2.7 US Data Center Construction Market by Electrical Infrastructure
31.2.8 US Data Center Construction Market by Mechanical Infrastructure
31.2.9 US Data Center Construction Market by Cooling Systems
31.2.10 US Data Center Construction Market by Cooling Technique
31.2.11 US Data Center Construction Market by General Construction
31.2.12 US Data Center Construction Market by Tier Standards
31.2.13 Regional Market by Investment
31.2.14 Regional Market by Area
31.2.15 Regional Market by Power Capacity
31.2.16 Market by Southeast Eastern US
31.2.17 South Eastern US Market by Infrastructure
31.2.18 Market by Southeast Western US
31.2.19 South Western US Market by Infrastructure
31.2.20 Market by Mid-Western US
31.2.21 Mid-Western US Market by Infrastructure
31.2.22 Market by Western US
31.2.23 Mid-Western US Market by Infrastructure
31.2.24 Market by North Eastern US
31.2.25 North Eastern US Market by Infrastructure
32 Appendix
32.1 Abbreviations
List of Exhibits
Exhibit 1 Segmentation of US Data Center Construction Market
Exhibit 2 Market Size Calculation Approach 2018
Exhibit 3 Rack Power Density in Data Center Market in US (2010–2024)
Exhibit 4 Increased Demand for Cloud-based Services
Exhibit 5 Growing Investment from Colocation Providers
Exhibit 6 Growing Construction of Green Facilities
Exhibit 7 Increasing Demand for Edge Data Centers
Exhibit 8 Tax Incentives Attracts Investment in Specific States
Exhibit 9 Impact of Growing Market Consolidation
Exhibit 10 Impact of Increase in Power Outages & Power Consumption
Exhibit 11 Impact of Location Constraints for Data Center Construction
Exhibit 12 Impact of Rising Water Consumption by Data Centers
Exhibit 13 Water Consumption Growth by Data Centers
Exhibit 14 Impact of Automation & Artificial Intelligence in Data Centers
Exhibit 15 Impact of Rising Renewable Procurement to Power Data Centers
Exhibit 16 Renewable Energy Achieved by the Hyperscale Data Centers
Exhibit 17 Renewable Energy Purchased by the Hyperscale Data Centers
Exhibit 18 Impact of Growing Number of M&As
Exhibit 19 Impact of Rising Adoption of Lithium-ion, Nickel-Zinc, and Fuel Cells
Exhibit 20 Impact of Increase in Modular Facility Deployment
Exhibit 21 US Data Center Construction Market 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 22 US Data Center Construction Market by Area 2018–2024 (Million Square Feet)
Exhibit 23 US Data Center Construction Market by Power Capacity 2018–2024 (MW)
Exhibit 24 Five Forces Analysis 2018
Exhibit 25 Investment Incremental Growth by Facility 2018−2024
Exhibit 26 Area Incremental Growth by Facility 2018−2024 (Million Square Feet)
Exhibit 27 Power Capacity Incremental Growth by Facility 2018−2024 (MW)
Exhibit 28 Small US Data Center Construction Market 2018-2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 29 Market by Area 2018-2024 (Million Square Feet)
Exhibit 30 Market by Power Capacity 2018-2024 (MW)
Exhibit 31 Medium US Data Center Construction Market 2018-2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 32 Market in US by Area 2018-2024 (Million Square Feet)
Exhibit 33 Market in US by Power Capacity 2018-2024 (MW)
Exhibit 34 HyperscaleUS Data Center Construction Market ($ billion)
Exhibit 35 Market in US by Area (Million Square Feet)
Exhibit 36 Market in US by Power Capacity (MW)
Exhibit 37 Incremental Growth by Infrastructure 2018−2024
Exhibit 38 Electrical Infrastructure Market in US 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 39 Mechanical Infrastructure Market in US 2018−2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 40 General Construction Market in US 2018−2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 41 Incremental Growth by Electrical Infrastructure 2018–2024
Exhibit 42 UPS Systems Market in US 2018-2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 43 Generators Market in US 2018-2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 44 Transfer Switches & Switchgears Market in US 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 45 Rack PDU Market in US 2018−2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 46 Other Electrical Infrastructure Market in US 2018−2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 47 Incremental Growth by Mechanical Infrastructure 2018–2024
Exhibit 48 Cooling Systems Market in US 2018-2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 49 Rack Market in US 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 50 Other Mechanical Infrastructure Market in US 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 51 Incremental Growth by Cooling Systems 2018–2024
Exhibit 52 CRAC and CRAH Units Market in US 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 53 Chiller Units Market in US 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 54 Cooling Towers & Dry Coolers Market in US 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 55 Economizers & Evaporative Coolers Market in US 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 56 Other Cooling Units Market in US 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 57 Incremental Growth by Cooling Technique 2018–2024
Exhibit 58 Air-based Cooling Techniques Market in US 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 59 Liquid-based Cooling Techniques Market in US 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 60 Incremental Growth by General Construction 2018–2024
Exhibit 61 Building Development Market in US 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 62 Installation & Commissioning Services Market in US 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 63 Building Design Market in US 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 64 Physical Security Market in US 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 65 DCIM Market in US 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 66 Incremental Growth by Tier Standards 2018–2024
Exhibit 67 Tier I & Tier II US Data Center Construction Market 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 68 Tier III US Data Center Construction Market 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 69 Tier IV US Data Center Construction Market 2018−2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 70 Investment Incremental Growth by Region 2018–2024
Exhibit 71 Area Incremental Growth by Region 2018–2024 (Million Square Feet)
Exhibit 72 Power Capacity Incremental Growth by Region 2018–2024 (MW)
Exhibit 73 Data Center Construction Market in South Eastern US 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 74 Electricity Pricing in South Eastern US 2017 & 2018 (Cents per kW)
Exhibit 75 Market in South Eastern US by Area 2018–2024 (Million Square Feet)
Exhibit 76 Market in South Eastern US by Power Capacity 2018–2024 (MW)
Exhibit 77 Market in South Eastern US by Electrical Infrastructure 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 78 Market in South Eastern US by Mechanical Infrastructure 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 79 Market in South Eastern US by General Construction 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 80 Data Center Construction Market in South Western US 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 81 Market in South Western US by Area 2018–2024 (Million Square Feet)
Exhibit 82 Electricity Pricing in South Western US 2017–2018 (Cents per kW)
Exhibit 83 Market in South Western US by Power Capacity 2018–2024 (MW)
Exhibit 84 Market in South Western US by Electrical Infrastructure 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 85 Market in South Western US by Mechanical Infrastructure 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 86 Market in South Western US by General Construction 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 87 Data Center Construction Market in Mid-Western US 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 88 Market in Mid-Western US by Area 2018–2024 (Million Square Feet)
Exhibit 89 Electricity Pricing in Mid-Western US 2017-2018 (Cents per kW)
Exhibit 90 Market in Mid-Western US by Power Capacity 2018–2024 (MW)
Exhibit 91 Market in Mid-Western US by Electrical Infrastructure 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 92 Market in Mid-Western US by Mechanical Infrastructure 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 93 Market in Mid-Western US by General Construction 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 94 Data Center Construction Market in Western US 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 95 Market in Western US by Area 2018–2024 (Million Square Feet)
Exhibit 96 Electrical Pricing in Western US 2017-2018 (Cents per kW)
Exhibit 97 Data Center Construction Market in Western US by Power Capacity 2018–2024 (MW)
Exhibit 98 Market in Western US by Electrical Infrastructure 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 99 Market in Western US by Mechanical Infrastructure 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 100 Market in Western US by General Construction 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 101 Market in North Eastern US 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 102 Market in North Eastern US by Area 2018–2024 (Million Square Feet)
Exhibit 103 Electrical Pricing in North Eastern US 2017–2018 (Cents per kW)
Exhibit 104 Data Center Construction Market in North Eastern US by Power Capacity 2018–2024 (MW)
Exhibit 105 Market in North Eastern US by Electrical Infrastructure 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 106 Market in North Eastern US by Mechanical Infrastructure 2018–2024 ($ billion)
Exhibit 107 Market in North Eastern US by General Construction 2018–2024 ($ billion)
List of Tables
Table 1 Key Caveats
Table 2 Currency Conversion 2013−2018
Table 3 M&A Activities in 2018
Table 4 US Data Center Construction Market 2018-2024
Table 5 US Data Center Construction Market by Facility Type 2018-2024 ($ billion)
Table 6 US Data Center Construction Market by Area & Facility Type 2018-2024 (Million Square Feet)
Table 7 US Data Center Construction Market by Power Capacity & Facility Type 2018-2024 (MW)
Table 8 Small Data Center Construction Market in US 2018-2024
Table 9 Medium Data Center Construction Market in US 2018-2024
Table 10 Hyperscale Data Center Construction Market in US 2018-2024
Table 11 Market in US by Infrastructure 2018-2024 ($ billion)
Table 12 Market in US by Electrical Infrastructure 2018-2024 ($ billion)
Table 13 Market in US by Mechanical Infrastructure 2018-2024 ($ billion)
Table 14 Market in US by Cooling Systems 2018-2024 ($ billion)
Table 15 Market in US by Cooling Technique 2018-2024 ($ billion)
Table 16 Market in US by General Construction 2018-2024 ($ billion)
Table 17 Market in US by Tier Standards 2018-2024 ($ billion)
Table 18 Market in US by Regions 2018-2024 ($ billion)
Table 19 Market in US by Area 2018-2024 (Million Square Feet)
Table 20 Market in US by Power Capacity 2018-2024 (MW)
Table 21 Market in South Eastern US 2018-2024
Table 22 Market in South Eastern US by Infrastructure 2018-2024 ($ billion)
Table 23 Market in South Western US 2018-2024
Table 24 Market in South Western US by Infrastructure 2018-2024 ($ billion)
Table 25 Market in Mid-Western US 2018-2024
Table 26 Market in Mid-Western US by Infrastructure 2018-2024 ($ billion)
Table 27 Market in Western US 2018-2024
Table 28 Market in Western US by Infrastructure 2018-2024 ($ billion)
Table 29 Market in North Eastern US 2018-2024
Table 30 Market in Western US by Infrastructure 2018-2024 ($ billion)
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