Tell us the date it has to work.
Share the project, the site, the systems and the go-live that matters. A senior ScottHarry builder will come back to you within one business day.
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A builder reads it
Your message goes to a senior builder, not a sales queue. They read the scope, the site, the systems and the go-live date.
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A reply within one business day
You hear back with sharp questions, a first view on delivery model and long-lead risk, and the right team to talk to next.
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A working session
We sit down with your drawings or your idea, walk the constructability, shutdown and commissioning risks and talk plainly about cost and schedule.
The right inbox. The right team.
Every address below is read by people who do the work. Pick the one that fits and we will route it from there.
Projects
Data centers, mission-critical builds, technical interiors, early budgets and site walks.
conversations@scottharry.comPartners
Trade partners, integrators, suppliers, joint ventures and P3 teams.
conversations@scottharry.comCareers
Field, technical, project and early-career roles across our teams.
conversations@scottharry.comMedia
Press questions, interviews, social media and requests for project imagery.
socialmedia@scottharry.comOffice of the Founder
For owners, executives and partners who want to reach Lola Osoba, Founder, directly: lola@scottharry.com.
Headquarters
ScottHarry Inc., Wilmington, Delaware. Incorporated in 2021. Call 512-908-5223 or find us on social media at @scottharry.
Legal & privacy
Privacy requests and questions about your information: privacy@scottharry.com. Legal notices and contract matters: legal@scottharry.com.
Before you reach out.
How early should we call a builder?
Earlier than most owners think. Switchgear, UPS and generator lead times often set the go-live date before design is finished. A builder at the table can lock those slots and shape phasing while changes are still cheap.
Can you work inside a facility that has to stay live?
That is most of what we do. Shutdowns and tie-ins run on written MOPs agreed with your operations team, with rollback plans and rehearsals where the risk calls for them.
Which delivery models do you offer?
General contracting, construction management at-risk and agency, design-build, EPC, design-manufacture-install and public-private partnerships. We will tell you plainly which fits your risk.
What should we include in the first message?
The facility type, rough size or load, your target go-live date and where design stands. Budget ranges help, but they are not required to start.
Walk through our projects.
See how our teams handle cutovers, live tie-ins and integrated systems testing across buildings, civil infrastructure and energy.