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Understand how hyperscalers evaluate electrical infrastructure, contractor qualifications, and major project requirements.
Georgia Electrical Contractor Data Center Summit
Friday, December 11, 2026 · Atlanta, Georgia
The waitlist is open

Learn What It Takes to Compete for Georgia's Data Center Construction Projects.
Friday, December 11
9:00 AM–4:00 PM
Atlanta, Georgia
$300Per attendee · 100 Attendees Maximum
About the Summit
Georgia is experiencing an unprecedented data center construction boom. Metro Atlanta leads North America with nearly 2,900 megawatts of data center capacity under construction, up 52% year over year. Amazon alone has announced plans to invest $11 billion in Georgia's digital infrastructure.
And this is just the beginning. As billions flow into new developments, electrical contractors have an opportunity to enter one of the fastest-growing construction markets in the country.
But breaking into data center construction requires more than technical expertise. Contractors need to understand how projects are awarded, what qualifications are required, and what major developers and general contractors look for in their electrical partners.
The Georgia Electrical Contractor Data Center Summit brings these decision-makers together to share insights, answer questions, and help contractors position themselves for future opportunities.
Limited to 100 attendees, this intimate gathering is designed for practical learning, meaningful connections, and new business opportunities.

Speaker Companies
Gain insights from leading organizations involved in developing, designing, constructing, and supplying the infrastructure behind modern data centers. Representatives from seven confirmed companies will offer perspectives on contractor selection, technical requirements, electrical infrastructure, and project delivery.
Hyperscaler
Understand how hyperscalers evaluate electrical infrastructure, contractor qualifications, and major project requirements.
General Contractor
Learn how major general contractors evaluate and select electrical subcontractors for data center construction projects.
Data Center Owner & Operator
Gain insight into what data center owners and operators expect from their electrical contracting partners.
Engineering Firm
Explore the electrical design requirements, technical standards, and engineering considerations involved in mission-critical facilities.
Electrical Infrastructure
Learn about the power distribution, UPS systems, and electrical infrastructure supporting modern data centers.
Electrical Distribution
Understand the role of electrical equipment distribution, procurement, and supply chain planning in large-scale data center construction.
Wire & Cable Manufacturing
Explore the cable and power solutions used in data center construction and the infrastructure requirements of major projects.
Individual speaker names and session assignments will be announced closer to the summit.
Why Attend
Designed for electrical contracting executives seeking to understand the data center market and position their companies for future growth.
Learn about Georgia's expanding data center construction market, major project requirements, and where electrical contracting opportunities may emerge.
Understand the capabilities, experience, safety standards, and qualifications major project stakeholders look for in electrical contracting partners.
Connect with general contractors, developers, engineers, infrastructure providers, and other professionals involved in mission-critical construction.
Gain practical perspectives on preparing your company to compete for future data center construction opportunities.
Who Should Attend
The summit is designed primarily for established electrical contracting companies seeking to enter or expand within the data center construction industry.
The Program
A focused day of expert discussions, practical insights, and networking designed to help electrical contractors better understand the mission-critical construction industry.
9:00–9:30 AM
Begin the day with breakfast, coffee, and introductions to fellow attendees.
9:30–9:45 AM
An introduction to South AMP, the summit's purpose, and the opportunities shaping Georgia's data center construction market.
9:45–10:30 AM
Explore the scale of development, infrastructure investment, and emerging opportunities for electrical contractors.
10:30–11:15 AM
Understand how major data center stakeholders evaluate infrastructure requirements, contractor qualifications, and project delivery expectations.
11:15 AM–12:00 PM
Learn what leading general contractors consider when evaluating electrical subcontractors for mission-critical projects.
12:00–1:00 PM
Enjoy lunch and connect with fellow executives, speakers, and industry representatives.
1:00–1:45 PM
Explore electrical design considerations, technical standards, and requirements associated with modern data centers.
1:45–2:30 PM
Examine the equipment, materials, and procurement considerations involved in delivering large-scale data center projects.
2:30–3:15 PM
Dedicated time for attendees to exchange insights and develop professional relationships.
3:15–3:50 PM
A forward-looking discussion about how electrical contractors can prepare to participate in future mission-critical projects.
3:50–4:00 PM
Final insights and next steps.
Agenda topics, speakers, session assignments, and timing are subject to change.
Registration
To encourage meaningful discussions and valuable connections, attendance at the Georgia Electrical Contractor Data Center Summit is limited to 100 professionals (not counting the speakers).
The summit is designed primarily for electrical contracting company owners, executives, and senior decision-makers seeking to enter or expand within the data center construction industry.
$300
Per attendee · invitation to purchase follows the waitlist
Waitlist closes November 15, 2026

Questions about attending, sponsoring, or participating in an upcoming event? Our Event Concierge is here to help.
Sofia Martinez· Event Concierge
Venue & Travel
The summit will take place at Roam Dunwoody, a professional meeting and event venue in Atlanta's Perimeter area.

1155 Mt Vernon Hwy NE
Atlanta, GA 30338

Morning breakfast and coffee will be served, followed by lunch and beverages during the afternoon program. Meals and refreshments are included in the registration fee.

Enjoy a full day of expert discussions, practical industry insights, and dedicated networking, all in a focused, professional setting.
Georgia Electrical Contractor Data Center Summit
Join Georgia's electrical contracting leaders for a focused day of industry insights, valuable relationships, and new perspectives on the data center construction market.
Join the WaitlistDate
December 11, 2026
Time
9:00 AM–4:00 PM ET
Location
Roam Dunwoody · Atlanta
Ticket
$300 per attendee
Attendance
Limited to 100
Parking
Free parking
Frequently Asked Questions
Still have a question? info@southamp.com