QTS and Lancium plan up to 11 data centers near Turkey, Texas Up to 11 data center buildings are planned near Turkey, Texas. See who is delivering the campus and where contractors and suppliers can introduce their business.
2026-09-27
Hall County site. Photo: Lancium, labeled May 2026. The image does not establish current construction progress. The proposed campus would cover approximately 465 acres in Hall County . QTS plans to work with area contractors and suppliers wherever possible, according to its project page .
The companies' July 13 announcement projects more than $10 billion in capital investment to the region and up to 7,000 construction jobs at peak .
Who is delivering the campus?
Lancium owns the site and will provide the civil and electrical infrastructure. Its plans include solar power and battery storage.
QTS will design, build and operate the data center buildings.
The companies say they will fund all energy infrastructure improvements required to support the campus.
Where the project stands
QTS describes the campus as proposed and in early planning. On September 23, the company also reaffirmed its promise to replace Turkey's aging water tower .
On September 21, Governor Abbott directed the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality to halt permits sought by data centers pending ERCOT's audit . Confirm the approvals and schedule for your scope before committing crews or equipment.
How contractors and suppliers can get involved
Both companies publish general inquiry forms:
Contact Lancium Contact the QTS Hall County project team Include what your company supplies, where you operate and your experience on comparable projects. Ask who is buying your scope, whether it has been awarded and how suppliers are considered.
Contact the team responsible for your scope and ask how your company can be considered for the work.
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