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Data Center Construction in Washington

70active signals

Washington shows 136 active signals across Spokane, Seattle, and Central Washington, with OpenAI, Amazon, and Microsoft driving hyperscale development alongside established colo provider Digital Realty.

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Recent signals from Washington

Mortenson Deploys Hyperscale Data Center PM in Spokane, WA

Regional News
Mortenson· Spokane, WA· Jun 15, 2026

A LinkedIn profile indicates that Mortenson has a Project Manager focused on utilities and infrastructure construction for hyperscale data centers in the Spokane/Eastern Washington area. While no specific project, developer, or scale is named, the presence of a dedicated Mortenson PM for hyperscale data center infrastructure in this market suggests active or imminent construction activity in the r

Vantage Data Centers — Data Center Activity in East Wenatchee, WA

Regional News
Vantage Data Centers· East Wenatchee, WA· Jun 17, 2026

Vantage Data Centers appears to have multiple data center locations in the East Wenatchee and Quincy areas of Washington state, with at least nine facilities or sites referenced in the region, including a Quincy Data Center Campus Building 2. The developer is Vantage Data Centers, a major colocation and hyperscale operator, though no general contractor, project size, or contract value details are

Amazon Enters Data Center Market in Burbank, Walla Walla County, WA

New Entrant
Amazon· Wallula Gap Business Park, Burbank, Walla Walla County, WA· Jul 15, 2026

Amazon Data Services filed a site development permit and environmental review application in late May for a data center campus on 554 acres purchased in the Port of Walla Walla's Wallula Gap Business Park near Burbank, WA. The current proposal covers three data center buildings on a 134-acre parcel within the larger site. The county issued a notice of incomplete application after Amazon omitted a