Data Centre ESG and Social Procurement Reporting

Fast programs. Reporting that keeps pace.

Data centres go up on compressed programs for developers and tenants with ESG commitments of their own. Report workforce, supply chain and environmental data as the job runs, and hand over a record the client can use.

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Why This Sector

Data centre ESG reporting, as fast as the build.

Developers and their tenants carry net zero, supply chain and community commitments, and they write them into your contract. You report against them every month, while specialist electrical, mechanical and fit-out trades report into every hall.

Client ESG SchedulesDeveloper and tenant requirements on workforce, supply chain and carbon, written into the contract.
Modern Slavery ActDue diligence on equipment, materials and labour across a global supply chain.
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Green StarCredits evidenced from the same project dataset as the client schedule.
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Climate ActiveConstruction carbon for clients making carbon neutral claims.
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Planning CommitmentsLocal jobs and community benefit promised through approvals.
What You Report

What shows up in a data centre contract.

What Changes

Many trades. One tight program.

Every Trade

Supply Chain

Where It Is Short

The Record

Electrical, mechanical and fit-out trades report monthly, from one free account each.

Supplier declarations and due diligence collected against each package.

A commitment heading for a shortfall, raised before handover.

A delivery record the developer can pass to its tenants and investors.

Who Uses It Here

Where it fits.

Hyperscale

Campus builds for cloud and AI tenants, with tenant requirements passed down.

Colocation

Multi-tenant facilities reporting to the developer and its customers.

Edge and Enterprise

Smaller sites on short programs, asked for the same evidence.

Phased Expansion

New data halls added to a live facility, one phase at a time.

Powered Shell

Base builds handed to a tenant to fit out, with the record handed over too.

Critical Fit Out

Electrical and mechanical packages where most of the hours sit.

On Catchment
Goodman SYD001 Data Centre, Artarmon, Sydney
Data CentresGoodman

SYD001 Data Centre

Artarmon, Sydney (Goodman)

A 90 MW data centre under construction in northern Sydney: seven storeys on 1.4 hectares, built for modular deployment, delivering 61 MW of critical IT power and around 700 construction jobs. Goodman uses Catchment for supply chain reporting, workforce compliance and social procurement tracking across its Australian development program.

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Common questions.

Can the developer see the figures?

Yes. Clients see accepted figures with the evidence beside them, without chasing the builder for a spreadsheet.

How do trade partners report?

From one free account, on any device, to every head contractor they work with.

Do you cover modern slavery due diligence?

Yes. Supplier declarations and due diligence documents are collected against each package and kept current. See Documents.

Can we report energy and waste on the same project?

Yes. EnviroTrack carries construction energy, fuel and waste beside the workforce and spend figures. See EnviroTrack.

Further Reading
Goodman: developing the infrastructure of modern commerceSocial procurement vs ESG reportingManaging trade partner data
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A hyperscale campus, a colocation build or a new data hall, and the commitments it reports against.

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