This reduces risks and cost while increasing efficiency and flexibility in design, ensuring high-quality project implementations within client timescales and budget

To control quality and availability, DPI relies heavily on its manufacturing plant which provides the added benefit of greater control over time to deliver. This is crucial in the data centre space. Further benefits include the ability to develop and innovate, many clients are constantly looking for advanced technical solutions within the whitespace. DPI also takes advantage of state-of-the-art technologies, including BIM and 3D modelling to create construction drawings for total integrity and accuracy.

As part of the service the company’s project management team prepares and delivers progress reports to all clients, which provide essential visibility of key activities, risks, interdependencies and challenges as they relate to other site contracted workers. Furthermore, its highly experienced, and CNet trained and CNCI, CNIDP certified data team offer support to clients providing expert guidance throughout the project lifecycle from initial planning to operations on-site. “This reduces risks and costs while increasing efficiency and flexibility in design, ensuring high-quality project implementations on time and on budget. Every time,” adds Eiffert.

Established in 2012 by professionals who believed they could build a business with quality and diversity at its core, DPI has developed a world-class team of cable technicians with vast experience in data centre construction and whitespace fit-out. Over the years, as their business and reputation has grown, the company has engaged some of the most significant data centre operators and cloud providers in the world. Fast-forward to the present, DPI still hasn’t forgotten its roots. Renowned for focusing on the smallest detail and successfully implementing substantial data suite builds, the company is constantly focusing on delivering a proactive and personal

service that provides agility, flexibility and adaptability. DPI takes pride in being seen by its customers as a partner and relies on referrals and repeat work for almost all of its new business development. The company’s expansion strategy outside of the UK has helped its customer base to grow from London and the Home Counties in the UK, across Europe, to the United States and beyond.

The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, border closures, lockdowns, and social distancing measures led to unprecedented disruptions in the supply chain and the closure of supplier manufacturing and assembling units. During these testing times, DPI’s own fabrication and construction facility has supported its clients on projects where the more typical supply chain has struggled to cope. In an endless pursuit for quality and excellence, DPI intends to continue heavily investing its manufacturing resources and its technicians’ knowledge base and skill-set. Separately, the company has recently added general construction and MEP services to support its core data centre services portfolio and has effectively bridged the gap between the construction and operating environments. “We aim to meet the connectivity requirements of a client today with the capacity to evolve and scale with their business tomorrow,” concludes Eiffert.