Prologis

Coweta County commissioners approved rezoning of 800 acres of forested land for Prologis's Project Sail, a $17 billion data center campus. The project includes nine data center buildings and two substations in rural Coweta County, Georgia. The site's proximity to Georgia Power infrastructure was cited as a key advantage. Local opposition group Citizens for Rural Coweta collected over 8,000 signatures against the project. Construction is expected to begin in the coming months. GCs, MEP subs, and utility contractors should monitor this massive project for near-term bid opportunities.

# Prologis Data Center Development Signal Prologis, the logistics real estate REIT, is pursuing a 13-building data center development project in Indiana, marking the company's entry into the hyperscale data center market. The portfolio scale of 13 discrete buildings indicates a multi-hundred megawatt campus development, though specific capacity and financial commitments have not been disclosed. This represents a strategic pivot for Prologis beyond its core logistics warehouse business into the higher-margin data center segment, positioning the company to compete directly with specialized data center operators like Equinix, Digital Realty, and CoreWeave. The multi-building campus approach is unconventional compared to traditional single-facility data center developments, suggesting Prologis intends to attract multiple hyperscalers or create a vertically segmented campus for different workload types. For infrastructure vendors and systems integrators, this signals new procurement opportunities in power distribution, cooling systems, and network infrastructure from a Fortune 500 entrant with substantial capital availability and national real estate footprint.