Tutor Perini's Fisk Electric has won a roughly $24 million contract to prefabricate liquid-cooled modular containment systems and electrical infrastructure for a confidential ground-up data center in Houston, assembling the units at a new 75,000-square-foot plant in the city as builders turn to factory work to get around a shortage of electricians.
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