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Manufacturing · U.S. Texas

Electrical Switchgear & Transformer Factory

An 850,000 SF switchgear and transformer factory is being scheduled to ease a supply shortage that is holding back data centers and the grid.

Owner
Confidential
Region
U.S. Texas
Market
Manufacturing
Capital value
$520M
Size
850,000 SF
Delivery
EPCM
Duration
30 months
Status
In progress · 2027
The challenge

What is at stake.

Every month this factory is late, data centers wait longer for power equipment. The EPCM schedule tracked the building, but the test bays, coil winding and drying ovens had their own vendor schedules that nobody had integrated.

Schedule30 monthsIn progress · finish 2027
202520262027
Today
Start
2025
Planned finish
2027
Time elapsed
56%
Our approach

How we control it.

What our schedulers and cost engineers are doing on this project.

01

Vendors in one schedule

Process equipment vendors provide schedules in a set format, and we integrate them into one P6 master each month.

02

Test bays critical

High-voltage test bays are scheduled as the true critical path, since no unit ships until it is tested.

03

Risk analysis

Quarterly Monte Carlo runs show the owner its P50 and P80 dates for first shipment.

04

Executive dashboard

A Power BI dashboard gives leaders one page with schedule, cost and risk drawn from the same data.

Results

Where it stands.

$520MCapital under control
850K SFFactory floor
30Months to first shipment
P80Shipment date reported

We know what a late transformer does to a data center schedule. This time we are on the side that builds them.

Lola Osoba, Founder, EvrardBanes
Manufacturing

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