Confidential Data Center 2 – Amazon

Modern hyperscale data centers depend on resilient mechanical and electrical infrastructure to support continuous operations. Every critical system must perform as intended before servers are brought online, making commissioning an essential step in reducing operational risk and preparing facilities for long-term reliability.

Fora recent data center client,, Motz Engineering provided commissioning services directly to the Construction Manager at Risk, supporting the transition from construction to operational readiness. The commissioning scope focused on chilled water systems and electrical systems, helping verify that critical infrastructure was properly tested and prepared for turnover.

Situated on a 122-acre campus with approximately 50 megawatts of capacity, the project required close coordination between the construction team, trade partners, and commissioning personnel. By participating in system verification and startup activities, Motz Engineering helped support dependable performance for infrastructure designed to operate around the clock.

For owners and developers of mission-critical facilities, commissioning provides confidence that cooling and electrical systems are functioning together before operations begin. Early testing, issue resolution, and performance verification help improve reliability, reduce startup risk, and support the expectations of hyperscale facilities.

This confidential hyperscale data center project demonstrates Motz Engineering’s ability to commission high-performance facilities where resilient infrastructure, operational readiness, and dependable system performance are critical to long-term success.