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4 power suppliers across 4 states and provinces in 1 country. Profiles show capabilities, materials, certifications, and facility locations so you can compare shops and build a shortlist.

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AGILE INTERIORS is a commercial interiors company with offices in Houston and Austin, Texas. The company provides solutions in walls, furniture, millwork, shades, power, data, and technology for workplace environments, with a focus on adaptability, flexibility, focus, privacy, and collaboration in the workplace.

datafurnituremillworkshadesTechnologywalls

ANVIL BUILDERS

EMERYVILLE, CA

Anvil Builders is a general engineering and building contractor focused on delivering safe, durable infrastructure for today and future generations. Its competencies include water/waste-water, disaster remediation, and power. The company is headquartered in Emeryville, California, with additional offices in Seattle, Washington, an Anvil Power location in Emeryville, and an Anvil Equipment Yard in Fairfield, California.

buildingdisaster remediationgeneral engineeringwater/waste-water

Charles H. MacDonald Electric, Inc. is a locally, family owned and operated electrical contracting company serving the Philadelphia Tri-State area since 1981. It provides cost effective turnkey electrical solutions, design build, fire alarm and security, building maintenance, and emergency response. The company addresses complex needs of both renovation and new construction projects and is licensed in PA, DE, and NJ.

building maintenancedesign-buildelectrical contractingemergency responseenergy managementfire alarm and security systemslightingnew constructionoffice fit-outplanned maintenancerenovation

FLEXNODE INC.

CHEVY CHASE, MD

Flexnode delivers AI infrastructure as an industrialized platform under one contract, covering site, power, design, construction, IT, and operations. Its modular AI factory is operational in 8 to 10 months, 35% faster than traditional builds, with phased deployments generating revenue as they come online. The standardized subassembly scales from a single 4.5–18MW unit to 100MW+ campuses or networked multi-site compute, and the shell supports in-place upgrades of next-generation compute, power, and cooling.

closed-loop water-free coolingconstructiondesignITmodular deploymentmulti-site networkingoperationsphased deploymentssite planning

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