STA 0+00 · Hyperscale infrastructure development · Garland, Texas · Est. 2019
Turnkey infrastructureOne accountable partner, concept to closeout
Nevantin Services develops and delivers network and utility infrastructure: route development and permitting, outside plant construction, inside plant fit-out, and the compliance and documentation systems that carry a funded program to closeout. Our own crews, our own fleet, one contract.
STA 1+00 · The people
Who answers the phone.
John C. Wood
Co-Founder, President & CEO
A decade of industrial executive leadership and corporate banking; directs strategy and infrastructure execution.
Jonathan Jones
Co-Founder & VP
Decades of executive, operational, and field experience; large-scale distribution logistics and QA/QC.
David T Hoover
COO
Software engineering and energy-sector background; runs operations and the field-management tooling behind them.
Eddie Holliman
VP of Hyperscale Development and Infrastructure Partnerships
Luke Holmes
VP of Operations, Western Division
Gary Norris
Director of Operations
STA 1+50 · Capital
We can bring capital,
not just crews.
Nevantin has capital available to collaborate on the right opportunities: participation structured around the project, alongside the teams that build it. What we look for is strategic alignment: partners whose priorities on schedule, quality, and long-term outcomes match our own.
Let's work together.STA 2+00 · The sequence
What turnkey means here.
Not a brochure word. A sequence we run start to finish, with named methods at every stage and one party accountable for all of them.
Stage 1 · Before the first locate
Develop
Route and site feasibility, engineering and GIS coordination, permitting, utility coordination, and make-ready. Funding-stack planning up front, so the compliance regime your money carries is engineered in, not discovered at audit.
Stage 2 · Outside plant
Build: OSP
Aerial, underground, plow, joint trench, and directional drilling, self-performed. Fiber, power distribution, gas, and water on the same footprint: long rural bores, diverse-path laterals, congested corridors, crossings.
Stage 3 · Inside plant
Build: ISP
From the building entrance to the patch panel: entrance facilities, telecom rooms and pathways, racks and cable management, structured cabling, and high-count splicing, finished with testing and turn-up.
Stage 4 · After turn-up
Deliver & sustain
Documentation that survives closeout: as-builts, test results, certified payroll, and materials certifications. Then restoration to grade, emergency response, and maintenance for the life of the plant.
STA 3+00 · Markets
Built for the people
who own the network.
Developers, operators, co-ops, capital platforms, and primes each buy differently. Each path below speaks your language and ends in the next step you'd actually take.
Diverse-path laterals, campus OSP, and the inside plant behind the meet-me room. Long rural bores, high-count fiber, entrance facilities, structured cabling and splicing to the rack. Badged crews at industrial safety standard, on schedule to COD. Eddie Holliman, VP of Hyperscale Development and Infrastructure Partnerships, takes the first call.
Program construction under one MSA, not job-by-job bid tickets. Every fiber method self-performed: aerial, plow, HDD, splicing, testing, turn-up. Joint-use aware, NRECA member, ISNetworld and Avetta current, already building under funded-program compliance.
The award is the easy part. The obligations are ours to run. BABA materials control, certified payroll on WH-347 weekly, wage determinations per county and craft, and as-builts written for state closeout. SAM.gov active, registered in 12 states.
Dig once. One contractor for fiber, water, sewer, and gas on the same footprint. Joint trench and directional bores built to your paving calendar, restored to grade, licensed where you build.
The HDD and network scope of a bigger program, under one subcontract. Crossings and congested corridors for fiber, water, sewer, and gas; power distribution; clean handoff with as-builts and test documentation. COI and references on request.
STA 4+00 · The engine
Inside the envelope:
a working EPC contractor.
Turnkey is only as good as the engine underneath it. Ours is an EPC operation we own end to end: engineering, procurement, and construction under one contract, built on our own crews and our own fleet. The methods below are self-performed, not brokered.
STA 5+00 · Funded work
Three programs, run in-house.
Wage determinations and apprentice-hour tracking.
IRA PWA guide → Davis-BaconCertified payroll on WH-347, weekly.
Davis-Bacon guide → BEADBABA materials control, prevailing wage when required.
BEAD guide →“The question really is, are you improving the world?”
Jeff Bezos
Civilization Begins Underground
STA 6+00 · Exit pit