Industry
General Contractors
The technology scope that doesn't fit cleanly under any trade on your team.
Every data center construction project generates technology-adjacent work that doesn't belong cleanly to electrical, mechanical, or security scope — temporary jobsite networking, technology punch-list verification, cabling documentation, and troubleshooting during turnover. Fieldbench handles that work directly, reporting into your existing project management process instead of creating a separate one.
What you're likely dealing with
- Temporary networking for job trailers, site offices, and jobsite cameras from day one of a multi-year project
- Technology punch-list verification during construction turnover — device checks, labeling, cable testing
- Documentation that matches what commissioning teams and owners actually need at close-out
- A single point of contact for technology-adjacent field work instead of coordinating multiple specialty vendors
- Local, responsive field labor that can turn around quickly alongside other trades finishing out a project
Frequently asked questions
Can you work within our existing project management and punch-list systems?
Yes — send us the format you're already using (Procore or otherwise) and we report against it directly rather than asking your team to reconcile a separate system.
Are you licensed and insured for construction site work?
We carry general liability coverage appropriate for construction-site field work and can provide documentation for your project's insurance requirements — reach out with your specific requirements ahead of a project start.
Services
What we handle
Data Center Documentation
We send technicians on site to physically trace, photograph, and document your racks, cabling, and labeling — and hand you back clean rack elevation diagrams, cable schedules, and labeling that actually matches reality, not what a spreadsheet says should be there.
Learn more →Data Center Technology Punch-List & Commissioning Support
During data center construction and turnover, there's always a list of small, specific technology items — device verification, labeling, network testing, documentation — that don't require a licensed electrician or a formal commissioning agent, but do need a technician on site to close out. We handle that list.
Learn more →Construction-Site Networking
Large construction projects — especially multi-year data center builds — need working internet and network infrastructure on site well before permanent systems exist. We design, install, and manage temporary networking for job trailers, site offices, and field crews for the life of the project.
Learn more →Point-to-Point Wireless Networking
When running cable across a large site isn't practical — between buildings, across a campus, or to a remote zone of a construction project — a point-to-point wireless link gets reliable connectivity there fast, without waiting on trenching or permanent infrastructure.
Learn more →Copper & Fiber Data Cabling
From a single Cat6A run to a full fiber backbone between rows or buildings, we install, terminate, test, and label copper and fiber cabling to a standard that holds up under a certifier, not just a visual check.
Learn more →Need a technician in Michigan?
Tell us what you need done and where — we'll confirm scope and get a technician scheduled.