Data centres and mission critical facilitiesBuilding a data centre requires high level and varied technical expertise. Experience gathered in previous projects has allowed CIMA+ to develop a “one-stop-shop” approach in building engineering (electromechanical and structural), site development (civil and environmental), and in communication systems and information technology. This expertise is essential for ensuring that data centres are not only reliable but can meet all of the client’s needs.
Our priority: Supporting the operational requirements of our clients
Data centres and mission critical facilities are vital and can have a major impact on the organizations that depend on them.
A company’s reputation relies heavily on consistent and reliable operational performance and cannot risk either the safety of its employees or the loss of revenue due to equipment or power failure.
The “one-stop-shop” approach at CIMA+ allows access to high level and varied technical expertise in building engineering, site development, communication systems and information technology so essential for creating reliable critical mission facilities and data centres.
CIMA+ is proud to offer services in design, construction, and management for a variety of facilities that are always adapted to the needs of the client. CIMA+ is fully aware of the importance of these facilities and how any interruption of service could have a devastating effect for those relying on them. Redundancy and equipment safety is therefore a vital part and at the heart of how we approach each project.
Our expertise: facts and figures
CIMA+’s achievements span more than 30 years and speak for themselves.
Discover our projects involving data centres and mission critical facilities
Our teams have successfully completed hundreds of large-scale engineering projects.
Installation of a Balance Chamber at the Atwater Water Plant in Montréal
The City of Montréal operates seven water treatment plants that serve a total of approximately two million people. One of the plants, the Atwater Water Plant, is among the...
Modernization of the Paisley Pumping Station for the City of Guelph
The City of Guelph provides municipal utility services to nearly 136,000 residents. By 2051, to meet provincial growth targets, the number of residents using municipal services is expected to...
Summerland Secondary School Gym Addition and Miscellaneous Renovations
Project Description
The construction work includes adding a new 1,150 m² area, demolition of 100 m² and selective demolition of 150 m². The primary focus of the expansion is...
North Surrey Sport and Ice Complex Project
This unique facility is not only architecturally stunning, but also incorporates a number of accessibility features to ensure all members of the community can utilize the facility. Built just...
Expansion of Water and Wastewater Servicing in North and West Bolton
Peel Region, the regional municipality to the west of Toronto that contains the local municipalities of Brampton, Mississauga and Caledon, is one of the fastest-growing areas in Canada. Its...
Installation of Cogeneration Facilities at Three Region of Waterloo Wastewater Treatment Plants
Together, the Waterloo, Kitchener and Galt Wastewater Treatment Plants (WWTP) treat a combined flow of approximately 237 ML/d. Two potent greenhouse gases, methane and carbon dioxide, are produced during...
Construction of Government offices for the Cree Nation of Waskaganish
The building is constructed with a wooden structure without a suspended ceiling, which limits the available options for locating electromechanical services. Electromechanical work includes HVAC systems, connecting fibre-optic cabling...
Renovation and expansion of the lion habitat
The project to renovate the lion habitat and add indoor winter quarters represented a unique opportunity for the design team to showcase its creative talents. The construction work included...
Expansion of the CHUS Research Centre
The CHUS Research Centre accommodates a scientific and technological leadership group that delivers innovation at the regional, national and international levels. The planned expansion called for the surface area...
Réseau express métropolitain (REM)
Once completed, the 67 km REM network will serve 26 stations on four lines: Rive-Sud, Deux-Montagnes, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue and Aéroport International Pierre-Elliott-Trudeau.
This fully automated electric light rail system will...
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