Data center services
Five service categories buyers ask Coloprice about, each with what the service covers, what drives the price, a checklist and a list of companies recorded from their own websites. Coloprice is a data portal, not a contractor: your brief goes to matching providers, and no company pays for placement.
Decommissioning and ITAD
4 companies
Asset inventory and tagging, data sanitization to NIST 800-88 or physical destruction, de-installation and de-racking, cable removal, packing and transport, remarketing of servers, drives and network gear, certified recycling of the rest, and certificates of data destruction and recycling per asset.
Relocation and physical migration
3 companies
There is no published rate card: relocation is quoted per project from the rack count, distance, equipment value and insurance, the length of the outage window, the amount of re-cabling and the validation scope.
Managed colocation and DCaaS
3 companies
Plain colocation rents space, power, cooling and a network port; you run the servers.
Construction: builders and contractors
3 companies
Data centers are built by general contractors and EPC firms with mission-critical practices, working for developers, operators or hyperscalers under design-build or construction-management contracts.
Cooling: air, chillers, liquid
7 companies
Air cooling with CRAC/CRAH units, hot/cold-aisle containment and free-cooling chillers handles most enterprise halls up to roughly 20–40 kW per rack.