Mission Critical
DBR understands the high-performance demands of mission-critical environments, where reliability, redundancy, and continuous operation are essential. Our engineers design resilient mechanical, electrical, plumbing, security, and technology systems that support data centers, technology infrastructure, and other facilities where downtime is not an option. By prioritizing system reliability, energy efficiency, and scalability, we help clients maintain secure and uninterrupted operations.
Our team works closely with owners, architects, and technology partners to develop integrated solutions that address complex power, cooling, security, and communications infrastructure requirements. Whether supporting new construction or upgrades to existing facilities, DBR focuses on delivering flexible, efficient systems that adapt to evolving technologies while maintaining the performance standards that mission-critical facilities demand.
Data Center Experience:
- University of Texas at El Paso Data Center | El Paso, Texas | 2.5 MVA Critical Facility
- Westwood Technology Center | Houston, Texas | Tenant Build-Out | 444,000 SF
- DHL Data Center | Houston, Texas | Tenant Build-Out | 120,000 SF
- KCI Advantage Data Center | San Antonio, Texas | New Addition | 60,000 SF
- Sam Houston Tech Center | Houston, Texas | New Building | 56,000 SF
- Confidential Industrial Data Center | New Building | 120 MW | 179,600 SF
- Chicago Bridge & Iron Data Center | The Woodlands, Texas | New Building | 150,000 SF
- Goose Creek CISD Data Center | Houston, Texas | New Building | 30,000 SF
Additional Leadership Experience:
- *Core Scientific Data Center | Denton, Texas | Buildings E, F, and G | 394 MW | 78 Acres | 423,831 SF
- *Compass Data Centers DFW III-II | Red Oak, Texas | Building 6 | 360 MW | 252,000 SF Expansion
- *Aligned Data Centers | Plano, Texas | Intertech | 36 MW | 19 Acres | 300,000 SF
- *Google Data Center | Midlothian, Texas | MDN1A Deschutes RS5-8 | ~$880M Hyperscale Development
*Ardas Sabuncuyan’s project experience prior to DBR.
