Data center design, construction, commissioning and critical-power services
CPG designs, builds, commissions and maintains data centers, with a stack split between construction tooling (Procore, Bluebeam, Revit, Primavera P6, Navisworks) and critical-power OEMs like Vertiv, Eaton and Schneider Electric. Hiring is accelerating and heavily senior engineering-led, tracking a project pipeline dominated by data center commissioning, while job posts flag procurement lead times and schedule control as recurring pressures.
CPG is a privately held data center services company headquartered in Ashburn, VA, founded in 2000 and employing 201–500 people. It covers the full facility lifecycle: design, construction, commissioning, monitoring and ongoing maintenance for conventional, hyperscale and edge sites. Service lines include UPS systems, surge suppression, airflow and cooling management, battery maintenance and managed maintenance contracts. Clients include large enterprises, cloud providers and colocation operators. Back-office operations run on NetSuite, with Power BI and Tableau for reporting.
CPG provides design, construction, commissioning and maintenance services for conventional, hyperscale and edge data centers, including UPS, cooling, airflow and infrastructure monitoring work.
CPG's construction stack includes Procore, Bluebeam, Revit, AutoCAD, Navisworks Manage and Primavera P6, alongside NetSuite for ERP and Power BI and Tableau for analytics.
Yes. Engineering is CPG's dominant hiring area, skewed toward senior roles, with construction, operations and sales also recruiting across the United States, and hiring velocity accelerating.
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