Data Centers

Program Management Solutions for Data Center Developers

Data center development is scaling faster than most owners' internal administrative infrastructure can keep up with. Developers moving from a single active site to a portfolio of simultaneous, multi-subsidiary projects need systems, controls, and reporting built for that scale from day one.

Rapid Portfolio Scaling

Developers often move from one active construction site to twenty or more simultaneous sites in a matter of months, straining the administrative capacity built for a much smaller operation.

Multi-Subsidiary Structures

Each site frequently operates as its own legal entity with its own accounts, requiring cost code and reporting structures that hold up across dozens of subsidiaries rather than one consolidated project.

PMIS-ERP Integration

Connecting the project management platform to the ERP for invoice approvals, payment matching, and financial reporting is not trivial, particularly when multiple subsidiaries and connectors are involved.

Underconfigured Platforms

Many data center owners stand up a PMIS quickly to get moving, then find critical financial and reporting workflows are still running informally through Slack or email.

Stakeholder Reporting Demands

Anchor tenants, investors, and internal FP&A teams all need visibility into project performance, often with different reporting requirements for the same underlying data.

EPC Coordination

EPC partners frequently run their own PMIS instances, creating a coordination gap between EPC-managed project data and the owner-side environment.

Configuration Done Right the First Time

The configuration decisions made in the first 60 days of a platform buildout determine how much remediation work is required six months later. Getting the architecture right early avoids costly rework.

Embedded Administration

A fractional, embedded administrator absorbs day-to-day platform configuration and provisioning load, reducing single-point-of-failure risk without adding headcount.

Audit-Ready Financial Controls

Structuring the PMIS as an auditable, controlled system rather than a supplementary tool positions developers to support SOX and other audit requirements as the portfolio matures.

Segmented Reporting

A properly configured work breakdown structure makes it possible to report by site, subsidiary, investor, and anchor tenant without duplicating manual effort.

Rapid Multi-Site Deployment

Standardized project templates let new sites come online on a consistent, repeatable configuration rather than a custom build each time.

MBE/DBE/SBE Procurement Advantage

Many data center projects carry diversity and equity commitments tied to contracting and advisory spend, and THAMPICO's certifications are a direct procurement advantage.

Data center technology and IT coordination

THAMPICO has supported a hyperscale data center developer scaling from a single active construction site to a projected 20 to 25 simultaneous sites across the U.S., each operating as its own subsidiary. The engagement covers Procore financial management configuration, NetSuite integration readiness, authorization workflow design, work breakdown structure development for investor and tenant reporting, and embedded Procore administration delivered through the client's own Slack environment.

The work also includes support for a live SOX/Procore audit, positioning the platform as an auditable, controlled system rather than a supplementary tool.

01

Feasibility & Modeling

We evaluate the viability, risks, and returns of projects in the pre-construction stages to aid informed decision-making.

02

Project Controls

We integrate accounting, procurement, and other systematic processes and tools to monitor, manage, and optimize various aspects of the project's scope, schedule, budget, and quality.

03

Project Documentation and Reporting

We create project documentation, reports, and progress updates, ensuring compliance with reporting requirements.

04

Project Evaluation and Post-Project Analysis

We assess project performance, lessons learned and areas for improvement to develop guidance and SOPs.

05

Program Management

We collaborate with your leadership to gather and analyze information at the portfolio level, optimizing resource allocation to align performance with business unit or enterprise goals.