Data Center Construction Activity by State

Northern Virginia leads with 699 active signals as Google, Amazon, and NTT drive large-scale builds, with Holder and DPR Construction among primary GCs.

Texas shows 678 active construction signals across Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston, Austin, and San Antonio, with Google, Amazon, and Riot Platforms among key developers alongside DPR Construction.

Pennsylvania shows 508 active signals led by NorthPoint Development, Amazon, and MLP Ventures across Pittsburgh and Lehigh Valley, with no major GCs yet identified.

Ohio shows 404 active construction signals led by Amazon, Google, and OpenAI, with Gray and Turner as primary GCs and AEP providing utility infrastructure across Columbus.

Georgia shows 369 active signals led by OpenAI, Google, and Core Scientific, with Skanska and Brasfield & Gorrie handling construction across the Atlanta metro.

Utah shows 232 active signals led by QTS, Stratos, and Pronghorn Development, with Skanska and Layton Construction as primary GCs in the Salt Lake City metro.

Arizona shows 246 active construction signals led by Google, Compass, and EdgeCore, with PCL and DPR serving as primary GCs across the Phoenix metro.

Amazon, Microsoft, and Google are among five active developers driving 239 construction signals across Charlotte and Raleigh–Durham, with Brasfield & Gorrie and DPR as lead GCs.

Wisconsin shows 229 active signals led by Microsoft and Vantage Data Centers, with Walsh Construction as the primary GC and IGNIS Energy supporting utility infrastructure.

California shows 296 active signals across Los Angeles, Silicon Valley, and Central Valley, with Prime Data Centers, Amazon, and CyrusOne driving activity alongside Suffolk and Holder as key GCs.

Florida shows 257 active signals across Jacksonville, Miami, Tampa, and Orlando, with Stonebridge, Google, and Brasfield & Gorrie among the leading participants.

Chicago-area market shows 180 active signals with Monarch Energy, Google, and CyrusOne among key developers, supported by Walsh Construction and Clayco as primary GCs.

Michigan shows 178 active signals led by Microsoft, Google, and Related Digital, with Walbridge and Turner Construction serving as primary GCs across the Detroit metro.

Missouri shows 204 active signals led by Oracle, Google, and Amazon, with Clayco and ARCO as primary GCs across St. Louis and Kansas City metros.

Google and Amazon lead 174 active construction signals in Indiana, with Turner and Holder Construction serving as primary GCs across the Indianapolis metro.

TeraWulf and Riot Platforms anchor 159 active signals across Louisville and Northern Kentucky, with Gray Construction and Fluor Corporation leading general contracting efforts.

Des Moines leads 161 active signals with Google, Vantage, and Tract among key developers, though no general contractors have been identified yet.

Nevada shows 123 active signals led by Google, Switch, and Copia Power, with Suffolk Construction as the primary GC across Las Vegas and Reno metros.

Huntsville and Birmingham anchor 152 active signals, with Nebius, Google, and QTS driving campus-scale projects supported by Hoar Construction and Brasfield & Gorrie.

Amazon and TeraWulf are among four active developers driving 123 construction signals in the Baltimore metro, with Whiting-Turner and Turner Construction leading GC activity.

Minnesota shows 113 active signals led by Google, Apple, and Legacy Investing in the Minneapolis–St. Paul metro, with no general contractors yet identified.

New York shows 180 active signals spread across Albany, Buffalo, and Rochester, with TeraWulf and Google among key developers and Skanska as the primary GC.

Tennessee shows 169 active signals across Knoxville, Nashville, Chattanooga, and Memphis, with SpaceX/xAI, Oracle, and Hut 8 driving activity alongside DPR and Skanska.

Amazon and Hut 8 lead 124 active construction signals across Baton Rouge and New Orleans, with DPR and Turner serving as primary GCs.

OpenAI and major hyperscalers are driving 142 active signals across Spokane, Seattle, and Central Washington, with PCL and DPR leading construction.

Crusoe Energy, CoreSite, and Google are driving 54 active signals across Denver and surrounding metros, with Mortenson and Gray as leading GCs.

Kansas City and Ottawa show 100 active signals led by Beale Infrastructure and Digital Realty, but no GCs identified yet, suggesting early-stage development activity.

58 active construction signals tracked.

Oklahoma City and Tulsa show 114 active signals led by Google, Vantage, and Cloverleaf Infrastructure, with Fortis Construction as the sole identified GC.

Nebraska shows 30 active signals concentrated in the Omaha metro, with Google and LightEdge as identified developers; GC presence remains limited so far.

xAI and Amazon are leading Mississippi's 46 active construction signals, with Gray Construction as the primary GC and metro-level activity still dispersed.

44 active construction signals tracked.

41 active construction signals tracked.

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37 active construction signals tracked.

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26 active construction signals tracked.

Google is the sole identified developer across 22 active signals centered on Charleston, with no GC presence identified so far.

20 active construction signals tracked.

18 active construction signals tracked.

16 active construction signals tracked.

16 active construction signals tracked.

14 active construction signals tracked.

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9 active construction signals tracked.

6 active construction signals tracked.

3 active construction signals tracked.

2 active construction signals tracked.

1 active construction signal tracked.