The 1200amp main service and Motor Control Center change-out took place at the United States Customs House located in Savannah, Georgia. Five original electrical panels along with their 200amp feeder wires were also replaced throughout the building. The project was preformed in the circa 1852 building which is listed on the National Registry of Historic Places between Friday evening and Sunday evening, allowing the tenants to resume normal business operations without any down time.

The extensive planning by Compucraft, their subcontractors and Georgia Power proved to be invaluable as no unforeseen issues occured.

The Work took place at the Brunswick Federal Courthouse/Post Office.  The scope of the Work included the removal of the 50 year old 2000 amp switchgear and the installation of the new switchgear, all while keeping the Post Office powered on. Compucraft procured (2) 500KW generators to use as the power source for the Post Office while the power was off line. One generator was used as the main power source while the other was on standby.  The change-out was performed between Friday evening and Sunday morning in order to ensure that all Work was completed before the courthouse was to open on Monday morning.  

Extensive planning by Compucraft, their subcontractors and Georgia Power proved to be invaluable as no unforeseen issues were encountered.  The remaining two phases of Work will be complete between now and December.

This week marks the 24th year of Richard’s employment with Compucraft.  Richard is a Project Superintendent and has been involved in a variety of Compucraft projects, including the construction and renovation of the Navy Fitness Center at Naval Air Station Atlanta and the Richard B. Russell Federal Building Renovation on the 18th Floor for the U.S. Magistrates.  Richard has been involved in many of Compucrafts data center projects, including data center projects for Electrolux Home Products, Stock Building Supply, CHEP USA, Inc., Accredo Health, Inc., and Medco Health Solutions.  Richard has been a valuable resource to dozens of Compucraft’s clients in both the public and private sectors.  Richard’s knowledge and experience as a Superintendent are a great asset to Compucraft!

This October marks the 25th year of Jimmy’s employment with Compucraft.  Jimmy is a Project Superintendent and has been involved in a variety of Compucraft projects, including the Weapons of Mass Destruction Ready Building at Dobbins Air Reserve Base, the 94th Airlift Wing Headquarters Renovation at Dobbins Air Reserve Base, the FCG Data Center in Nashville, TN, and the Richard B. Russell Federal Building Renovations for the Department of Justice.  Jimmy has served as Project Superintendent on data center projects, government projects for federal, state and local agencies, as well as commercial construction projects.  He has worked on projects across the Southeastern United States.  Jimmy’s level of experience and expertise have been a great asset to Compucraft over the past twenty-five years!

Compucraft was incorporated in Georgia in October of 1988 and since its inception, has completed hundreds of projects in seventeen states and in three foreign countries.

Approximately half of these projects have been environmentally sensitive facilities such as data centers, with the other half being build-outs of existing spaces, renovations to existing spaces and new construction.  Thirty-five percent of Compucraft’s completed projects have been design-build contracts.

Compucraft strives to meet the individual needs of each client, and consistently delivers projects on schedule and within budget to fully satisfied clients.  Evidence of Compucraft’s success exists in its client base, which includes dozens of repeat clients and Owners who continuously choose to work with Compucraft.