Critical Project Services' Critical Success

Critical Project Services principal Jack Jones tells us the Texas-based project and program management company is focused exclusively on the mission critical industry, both nationally and internationally, including China, the Middle East, and Africa. The goal:manage the entire mission critical program for clients with licensed, professional engineers and managers. The method: Get involved early, determine the client's needs, and help the IT developer proceed up the ladder and get the necessary funding and approvals. Critical Project Services manages everything from A/E, contractor selection, and equipment procurement to the commissioning process. Jack says that thanks to the data center boom, there are industry opportunities ahead, especially in healthcare and institutional/educational sectors. The company would also like to expand further into Chicago and increase its national recognition. For more info on our sponsor, click here.

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