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Data center campus at NEC of 491st Avenue and Thomas Road near Tonopah

Data center project in Tonopah, Arizona

Data center campus at NEC of 491st Avenue and Thomas Road near Tonopah is a data center project in Tonopah, Arizona, approved, developed by Grandilla (Arizona) Inc.. Last reported February 17, 2026, from 1 source.

Status
Approved
Developer
Grandilla (Arizona) Inc.
Location
Tonopah, Arizona
Stated size
Not stated
Last reported
·
Sources
1 source
Other companies on the job
3 companies named, on Ultra
Public records

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What the sources say

  • Reported

    “approved a requested rezoning for 638 acres at the NEC of 491st Avenue and Thomas Road near Tonopah to enable development of a data center site with solar power generation”

    azbex.com ↗ ·

  • Status

    “The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors has approved a requested rezoning for 638 acres”

    azbex.com ↗ ·

Reports behind this page

  1. Maricopa County Board Approves Rezoning for 638-Acre Data Center/Solar Site - AZBEX · azbex.com ·
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  • General contractorOpen: not named yet
  • Electrical contractorOpen: not named yet
  • Mechanical contractorOpen: not named yet
  • Engineering and commissioning1 named
  • Power and cooling equipmentOpen: not named yet
  • Utility and power supplyOpen: not named yet
  • TenantOpen: not named yet
  • Investors and lendersOpen: not named yet
  • Named builders, suppliers and partners3 companies named on this job besides the developer, each with its source.Ultra
  • Buying stage by tradeWhen the electrical, mechanical and other trade work on this job is likely to be bought.Ultra
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