Amazon AWS IAD-100

Operating · Amazon Web Services · 10321 Tanner Way, Manassas, VA

Amazon AWS IAD-100 is an operating Amazon Web Services data-center building at 10321 Tanner Way in Manassas, Virginia, within PJM. Prince William County's Build Out Analysis records the building as completed with 212,017 square feet of gross floor area; that figure describes building area, not IT load. This profile keeps exact-building evidence separate from AWS campus and portfolio context and does not infer facility demand, a serving substation, or an interconnection point.

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Overview

Status: Operating
Operating; county building status is Completed and the associated building permit is Finaled.
Exact-site power: Not disclosed
No exact-site MW figure in cited sources.
Facility size: 212,017 sq ft
1 reported building · Building
Compute profile: Cloud
cloud computing

Profile

Amazon AWS IAD-100

Operating · Amazon Web Services · 10321 Tanner Way, Manassas, VA

Amazon AWS IAD-100 is an operating Amazon Web Services data-center building at 10321 Tanner Way in Manassas, Virginia, within PJM. Prince William County's Build Out Analysis records the building as completed with 212,017 square feet of gross floor area; that figure describes building area, not IT load. This profile keeps exact-building evidence separate from AWS campus and portfolio context and does not infer facility demand, a serving substation, or an interconnection point.

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Overview

Status: Operating
Operating; county building status is Completed and the associated building permit is Finaled.
Exact-site power: Not disclosed
No exact-site MW figure in cited sources.
Facility size: 212,017 sq ft
1 reported building · Building
Compute profile: Cloud
cloud computing

Profile

Project scope: Amazon AWS IAD-100 is a completed, operating data-center building at 10321 Tanner Way. The county record identifies year built 2021, building permit BLD2020-00115 with status Finaled, 212,017 square feet of gross floor area, and an occupancy date of 2021-10-14.
Power and grid: No exact-site power capacity has been disclosed. Reported utility context: Dominion Energy Virginia.
Compute role: Operating Amazon Web Services facility in the AWS US East (N. Virginia) region; the exact-site profile describes it as purpose-built and sole-tenant.
Cooling and environment: Asset-specific cooling design and water demand are not disclosed. AWS has an operator-wide commitment to be water positive by 2030; no IAD-100-specific water-positive target or performance result was identified.
Local reporting: Trade coverage reported that the HOA Roundtable of Prince William County and the Great Oak community HOA complained to the Board of County Supervisors about continuous industrial noise from Amazon’s Tanner Way data-center campus in Manassas.

Organizations

Material, source-backed organizations directly involved with this facility or its parent campus. Duplicate legal names and incidental community mentions are excluded.

OrganizationRoleScope

Amazon Web ServicesOperatorExact Asset

Amazon Data Services, Inc.DeveloperExact Asset

Dominion Energy VirginiaUtilityExact Asset

Timeline and sources

Project milestones and public references behind the asset profile.

Project timeline

2021
2021
Amazon AWS IAD-100 construction completion scheduled
Exact county record for Amazon AWS IAD-100 identifies Building ID IAD100, year built 2021, building permit BLD2020-00115, permit status Finaled, gross floor area 212,017 square feet, and occupancy date 2021-10-14. The DEQ permit applies to generator sets at IAD-100 among the IAD-100 through IAD-103 buildings; its approval and amendment dates are regulatory-permit dates, not evidence of building construction completion or commercial operation.
Jul 19, 2022
Jul 19, 2022
Prince William residents complain of "catastrophic noise" from data centersData Center...
Trade coverage reported that the HOA Roundtable of Prince William County and the Great Oak community HOA complained to the Board of County Supervisors about continuous industrial noise from Amazon’s Tanner Way data-center campus in Manassas.
Aug 18, 2022
Aug 18, 2022
Manassas neighborhood battles noise from data centersPrince Will...
Local coverage described Great Oak residents’ complaints about a constant buzz from four Amazon data centers built next to the neighborhood near Manassas and identified the Great Oak HOA president as pressing Amazon and county officials for action.
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1. Aug 29, 2022
  Aug 29, 2022
  Manassas residents protest over noise pollution from Amazon data centerFOX 5 DC
  FOX 5 reported on a resident protest over noise from the new Amazon data center in Prince William County and residents’ request that county officials address alleged excessive noise and update the county ordinance.
2. Aug 29, 2022
Aug 31, 2022
Aug 31, 2022
Residents turn up the volume on data center noise complaintsPrince Will...
Local reporting on the August 29 rally identified the Amazon Web Services data-center campus beside Great Oak, described the campus as roughly 600 feet from the nearest home, and reported a resident reading of 67.4 decibels.
Oct 13, 2022
Oct 13, 2022
Prince William County backs noise study for Amazon data centerInsideNoVa
InsideNoVa reported that the Prince William Board of County Supervisors allocated $11,000 for a consultant noise study in Great Oak in response to complaints about an Amazon data center near Manassas Regional Airport.
Oct 23, 2023
Oct 23, 2023
Amazon tones down its data center noise after residents sound the alarmPrince Will...
A later local report said Amazon modified rooftop fan-cylinder components at the data centers beside Great Oak and that residents perceived a reduction in the low groaning noise.

Sources

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deq.virginia.govdeq.virginia.govGovernment filing

eia.govSourceGovernment filing

Aug 29, 2022

Prince William Co. protesters say noise from Amazon data center hurting quality of lifeWTOP News

WTOP reported on an August 29 protest outside the Amazon Web Services facility on Tanner Way in Manassas, organized around noise affecting neighbors in Great Oak.