Utah Data Center Pipeline

QTS Data Centers, in partnership with Layton Construction as the general contractor, is developing a 193-acre data center campus in Utah that is expected to be completed this year. The project is notable for its large scale and commitments around water usage, which has been a growing concern for data center developments in western states. QTS, now owned by Blackstone, is a well-established data center operator expanding its footprint into the Utah market. This represents a significant infrastructure buildout that could signal growing demand for wholesale and hyperscale capacity in the region. For BD professionals, this is a near-term opportunity as the campus nears completion, making outreach to both QTS and Layton Construction timely for infrastructure, cooling, and services providers.

QTS Data Centers, with Layton Construction serving as general contractor, is developing a 193-acre data center campus in Eagle Mountain, Utah, expected to be completed this year. The project involves significant water usage commitments, which is a notable consideration in the arid Utah market. QTS is a well-established data center operator (now owned by Blackstone), and this represents continued expansion in the Utah market. For BD professionals, this is a significant campus-scale development that may present opportunities for infrastructure suppliers, cooling technology vendors, and water management solutions given the project's emphasis on water promises. The project is nearing completion, making outreach time-sensitive for any remaining procurement or operational service needs.