AmpQuotient is the reciprocal network for data-center construction cost — vendors and trade contractors contribute anonymized pricing against the WBS, the network aggregates it into scope- and tier-resolved benchmarks, and routes bid opportunities back to contributors once critical mass is reached.
A literal three-step cycle. Anonymized in. Benchmarks out. Bid flow, once the index clears its threshold.
Vendors and trade contractors submit anonymized unit pricing against the data-center WBS — one line, one scope tag, one unit cost.
The network rolls contributions into anonymized benchmarks by scope, region, and tier — refreshed weekly, never RSMeans ever again.
Once the network reaches critical mass, contributors receive benchmark reports AND qualified, scope-matched RFQ leads routed back through the network.
Not horizontal construction line items. The seven scopes the AMP-Score index calibrates against — the trades that decide a Tier-IV schedule and pencil out a bid before the switchgear long-lead does.
Medium- and low-voltage feeders, switchboards, transformers — the hall backbone.
Modular N+1 frames, battery strings, static-transfer bypass — Tier-IV redundancy priced line by line.
5/15kV ACBs, vacuum breakers, relays — the SKUs the hyperscalers actually procure.
1–5MW diesel and gas gensets, paralleling switchgear, exhaust stacks — long-lead premiums included.
Perimeter and in-row cooling, condensers, controls — capacity-tier and airflow-class resolved.
800–5000A plug-in and feeder busway, tap-offs, elbows — hot-quarter surge premiums captured.
Aisle containment, cable trays, raised floor, fire sealant — the scopes that decide a PUE.
Anonymized vendor-by-vendor view of who is contributing — filter by primary trade or CSI MasterFormat division. Every row links back to the WBS codes that vendor has quoted against.
Submit pricing against any WBS code the AMP-Score calibrates against — and browse the live cost database to see the trades the network covers. The index cannot measure what is not submitted.