Turnkey data centers
A complete facility scope around your compute.
Bring the building, power, cooling, security, and connectivity interfaces into a coordinated delivery scope. ARX's turnkey approach is shaped around your equipment, acceptance requirements, and intended operating model.
Delivery scope
Define the facility at handoff.
A turnkey development scope establishes what will be installed, commissioned, documented, and accepted for your deployment. The project brief connects the physical facility to the technical conditions your equipment requires and the responsibilities each party will hold.
A build-to-suit program can also culminate in a turnkey facility, a powered shell, or another agreed handoff.
Operated colocation
Include operations where the service calls for them.
Operated colocation combines the agreed facility environment with defined ongoing services around your IT equipment. Maintenance, access, incident communication, customer support, and optional hands-on tasks are specified in the service scope.
The customer retains responsibility for its IT equipment, software, workloads, and customer-managed networks unless separately agreed.
Delivery scope and operating arrangements are established for the relevant campus phase. ARX projects shown on this website are in development.
Service specification
Build the specification around the equipment.
Physical environment
Confirm the dedicated area, rack layout, structural and logistics requirements, and installation access.
Power and cooling
Define the delivery points, contracted load, operating conditions, and thermal interfaces.
Connectivity
Identify carrier access, cross-connect arrangements, and the customer network boundary.
Operating support
Agree access workflows, work authorization, maintenance communication, incident coordination, and reporting.
Acceptance
Prepare the deployment before service begins.
A successful move into service depends on equipment readiness, personnel access, delivery logistics, testing, and a shared acceptance process. Those steps form part of the deployment plan.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between turnkey delivery and operated colocation?
Turnkey delivery defines the completed facility scope at handoff. Operated colocation adds defined ongoing facility services around your equipment. Which arrangement applies is agreed for the relevant phase.
Does turnkey mean every service is included?
No. The agreement identifies the delivered scope, included facility services, and separately ordered options.
Can the environment be dedicated?
Dedicated halls or other defined environments can be evaluated against the project and customer requirements.
Is this currently operating capacity?
No. The ARX campuses presented here are in development. Discuss the applicable phase and delivery scope with the team.
Scope a turnkey facility for your equipment.
Email our team with your equipment footprint, power density, operating expectations, and target timing.
Or email info@arxdatacenters.com