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Data Center Construction in Ohio

234active signals

Amazon, Google, and Meta are actively developing across Columbus, Cincinnati, and Cleveland, generating 213 construction signals with Gray Construction as the primary GC.

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Recent signals from Ohio

Meta Enters Data Center Market in OH

New Entrant
Meta· Ohio· Apr 6, 2026

Meta is seeking $3 billion in construction loans to fund a new data center campus in Ohio, representing a major hyperscale infrastructure investment. This project involves Meta as the developer and operator, building in Ohio's emerging data center market. For BD professionals, this signals significant construction and infrastructure service opportunities on a multi-billion dollar hyperscale projec

EdgeConneX affiliate proposes 430MW natural gas plant to power data center...

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EdgeConneX· New Albany, Ohio· Apr 14, 2026

EdgeConneX affiliate is proposing a 430MW natural gas power plant to support a data center campus development in New Albany, Ohio. This represents a significant infrastructure investment by EdgeConneX, a known edge data center provider, as they expand into utility-scale power generation to support their data center operations. The project is located in New Albany, Ohio, which is part of the Columb

Gray Construction Awarded Data Center Construction Contract in Location undisclosed

Gc Award
Gray Construction· Location undisclosed· Apr 23, 2026

QTS has selected Gray Construction to perform a complete fit-out of two spec buildings on a new 37-acre data center campus. This is a confirmed GC award involving the fit-out of dual data center facilities, indicating QTS is actively building out capacity on a greenfield campus. The specific city and state are not disclosed in the available information, but the 37-acre campus scale suggests a sign

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