The Buildout Registry · Arizona

PHX01 (Phoenix Campus)

Prime Data Centers · Avondale, Maricopa County, Arizona

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240 MW
Critical IT planned
0 MW
Energized today
Under construction
Stage
WECC
Grid region · location approximate
In brief

What makes it notable.

  1. Greenfield new construction, not a conversion: three buildings planned for 240 MW of critical IT at 3700-3716 S Avondale Blvd, executed by ARCOMurray as general contractor.
  2. Salt River Project delivers power through a dedicated on-site 250 MW substation whose Phase 1 is commissioned. SRP is not ACC-regulated, so no ACC docket is expected.
  3. Prime owns and operates the campus, with closed-loop air and liquid cooling and concurrently maintainable mechanical and electrical systems.
Deal anatomy

Six layers, and who holds each.

Every Registry site is read the same way: a campus is real when each layer has a name. Members see the anchor tenant and the capital.

Power
Salt River Project (SRP)
Site and build
ARCOMurray
Compute
Not disclosed
Cloud operator
Prime Data Centers
Anchor tenant
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Capital
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The detail

Each party's role.

Power

Salt River Project (SRP). Serving electric utility; power is delivered through a dedicated on-site 250 MW substation whose Phase 1 is commissioned. SRP is a political subdivision and is not ACC-regulated, so the absence of an ACC docket is expected. reported

Site and build

ARCOMurray. General contractor executing the build. Greenfield new construction, not a conversion.

Compute

Not disclosed. No chip or GPU vendor is named for PHX01 in any source inferred

Cloud operator

Prime Data Centers. Owns and operates the campus; closed-loop air and liquid cooling, concurrently maintainable M&E

Related sites

Nearby in the buildout.

Sources

The record behind this page.

Neocloud Group

Who keeps this record.

Neocloud Group is the advisory firm AI companies bring in to secure data center capacity. The Registry is part of that work.

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