Data center and mission-critical construction.
Mission-critical construction is governed by continuity, not square footage. Sardion Construction Inc. delivers systems-heavy work inside facilities that are never allowed to go down — MEP-led coordination, phased execution around live operations, and commissioning support, backed by $30M single-project bonding and USACE CQM-certified management.
$30M single project / $50M aggregate bonding · USACE CQM-certified management · delivery in environments where continuity of operations was the governing constraint.
Capability highlights
- $30M single / $50M aggregate bonding capacity
- USACE CQM-certified construction management
- Systems-heavy delivery experience in live facilities
- SDVOSB-eligible for federal mission-critical awards
Scope of work
- Building where operations never stop: Sardion's federal work centers on facilities that stay operational through construction, where mechanical and electrical coordination drives the schedule and a mistake takes a system offline. That is the discipline mission-critical work demands.
- MEP-led coordination: Mechanical, electrical, and controls interfaces are treated as the critical path from day one — coordinated, sequenced, and inspected as the work that actually governs the schedule.
- Phasing, containment, and continuity: Temporary services, utility outage coordination, containment, and phased execution planned so existing operations carry through construction without interruption.
- Commissioning and turnover: Commissioning support and a turnover record the facility will actually run from — as-builts, O&M, warranties, and system documentation assembled to operate against, not to file.
- Bonding and capacity: $30 million single-project and $50 million aggregate bonding through North American Specialty Insurance Company puts Sardion in range for substantial packages as prime or as a bonded subcontractor, with additional capacity available on request.
- SDVOSB delivery for federal mission-critical work: SBA certification as a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business makes Sardion eligible for set-aside and sole-source award on federal mission-critical requirements. Sardion also works as a bonded data center subcontractor to primes and construction managers who need a certified SDVOSB partner on a package — interiors, MEP-adjacent scope, or full building — with the bonding to back it.
Questions owners and primes ask
- What does Sardion bring to mission-critical construction? MEP-led coordination and phased delivery inside facilities that stay operational throughout construction, backed by $30 million single-project and $50 million aggregate bonding and USACE CQM-certified management.
- What is Sardion's bonding capacity? Currently $30 million on a single project and $50 million aggregate, through North American Specialty Insurance Company. Additional capacity is available on request — the current limits reflect present surety approval, not the ceiling of what Sardion can bond.
- Is Sardion eligible for federal set-asides on this work? Yes. Sardion Construction Inc. is certified by the U.S. Small Business Administration as a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, making it eligible for SDVOSB set-aside and sole-source awards government-wide.
- Does Sardion work as a data center subcontractor? Yes. Sardion takes subcontract packages from primes and construction managers on mission-critical projects, and teams with primes carrying small-business participation requirements — as a certified SDVOSB with real bonding capacity and credentialed management behind the designation.
Related capabilities
Sardion Construction Inc. — SBA-certified SDVOSB · CAGE 11P10 · UEI S289CEDCDLR5 · NAICS 236220
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