QTS Richmond RIC5
Approved · 5200 Technology Blvd, Sandston, VA
QTS Richmond RIC5 is a planned data center campus on a 622-acre site straddling Williamsburg Road in Henrico County, Virginia, next to QTS's White Oak Technology Park hub. Henrico has approved development plans for as many as seven data centers on 236 acres, leaving 386 acres open space, and the largest building would total nearly 1.2 million square feet. QTS bought the remaining 400 acres of the site for nearly $119 million. Initial land work has started on the Williamsburg Road side, and QTS has applied to Virginia DEQ for 370 diesel emergency generators across its expansion.
Overview
- Campus power
- Not disclosed
- No exact-site MW figure in cited sources.
- Status
- Approved
- Initial land work has started at a site across Williamsburg Road from Technology Boulevard; start of RIC5 building work is not clear from the plans.
- Site
- 622 acres
- Campus
- Project scope
- Henrico-approved plans show as many as seven data centers on 236 acres of the 622-acre site, with 386 acres kept as open space; the largest building would total nearly 1.2 million square feet.
- Power and grid
- No exact-site power capacity has been disclosed. Utility and interconnection details are not disclosed.
Power and grid
Facility and development
- Site area (acres)
- 622
- Construction
- Henrico-approved plans show as many as seven data centers on 236 acres of the 622-acre site, with 386 acres kept as open space; the largest building would total nearly 1.2 million square feet.
- Land transaction
- QTS bought the 400 acres at 3250 and 3555 E. Williamsburg Road that it did not already own from Hourigan for nearly $119 million.
- Transactions
- QTS bought the remaining 400 acres of the RIC5 site from Hourigan for nearly $119 million.