JDA
specialise in the Strategic Planning, Technical Procurement, Design and Project
Management of Mission-Critical systems, ensuring lean, efficient and
technically sound data centre facilities. Emphasis is placed upon commercial
requirements of the client to ensure maximum value is achieved. This would
include availability requirements, timescales and operating costs for both new
and existing systems. JDA work on a variety of Mission-Critical data centre
projects from small stand-alone projects to large scalable facilities at
locations all over the world.
Specialist
Expertise
Specialist Expertise
Sales technical support and customer engineer liaison / Specific knowledge of Hyperscale requirements
Due diligence design reviews
Procurement Technical Support
Technical risk evaluation
Data Centre optimisation reviews / Energy and resilience
Internal and external CFD assessments
Availability calculations
Root cause analysis
Weather and climate analysis
Adaptive PUE calculation
BMS core network design / Technology Infrastructure / Systems renewal
Asset management procurement Design strategy and solution
Feasibility studies
Recent Projects
2026 Berlin | 40MW
RIBA Stage 3
Development of Data Centre MEP design and specification
production direct for client to accommodate construction phasing and agnostic principles to suit multiple tenant requirements.
2025 Frankfurt | 27MW
RIBA Stage 3
Support to the tenant team in relation to the MEP, controls,
and monitoring network
infrastructure design.
2025 Frankfurt | 27MW
RIBA Stages 4-5
Support to the tenant team in
relation to the MEP, controls,
and monitoring network infrastructure design.
2025 Paris | 4.5MW
RIBA Stage 4
Client support for an existing site to understand operational issues via CFD and design review.
2025 *
RIBA Stage 1 Support
Site feasibility and early design to support the client
development and planning
submissions. Close liasion with
wider design team.
* MW / Location sensitive
2025 London | 70MW
RIBA Stage 4 Peer Review
MEP risk review for an MEP contractor during the tender
period – assessing risk and
opportunities to capture within
their commercial proposals The
review included review and
collaboration with the RIBA Stage 4 designer to support close out
of risks.
2025 Madrid | 40MW
RIBA Stage 3 Peer Review MEP risk review in partnership with a European data centre designer with the objective of highlighting key areas of design for adaption within the following Stage 4 design.
2025 Paris | 9MW
RIBA Stage 2-3
Development of the RIBA Stage 2-3
for the second phase of a Data
Centre project within an existing
facility to meet the requirements of a key client customer.
2024 | 13MW
RIBA Stage 4
Design & Build via Contractor.
Development of a 13 MW facility
within an existing building, including the introduction of
a mezzanine level for 6 data halls split over 2 floors.
2023 UK | 40MW
RIBA Stages 3-4
Develop a new design based on client template design principles, to a
target CAPEX for 40MW.
2023 UK | 30MW
RIBA Stages 3-5
Design work and site support works necessary through to handover for a 30MW Facility,
designed to a target CAPEX
budget.
2022 UK | 48MW
RIBA Stage 1
Scheme design 48MW deployment in
London.
2022 UK | 18MW
RIBA Stages 4-5
Adaption of an 18MW facility to
meet the requirements of
multiple end users.
2021 UK | 18MW
RIBA Stages 1-3
Adaption of an 18MW London
Slough scheme to meet end users
requirement. Design was further
adapted to suit tenant specific
requirements.
2020 Ireland | 27MW
RIBA Stages 1-2
Permitting and scheme design for
27MW site in Amsterdam. Included feasibility and sustainability
studies.
2018 UK | 36MW
RIBA Stages 1-3
Development of
two DC sites in Slough with
SEGRO Day Final Capacity 36MW.
2017 Dublin | 54MW
RIBA Stages 1-4
Permitting and
scheme design for 54MW DC Site in
Dublin. Included feasibility and
sustainability studies. Leading to scheme design for 4.5MW.
2017 Amsterdam | 27MW
RIBA Stages 1-3
Permitting and
scheme design for 27MW site in
Amsterdam. Included feasibility
and sustainability studies.
2016 Europe | 4.5MW
Scalable design
Taking a US design consultant’s design and converting it to the European
market, then completing OFCI
based upon this standardised design. Collaborating with
a US based procurement
company. Exercise completed again
in 2023.