Vantage Data Centers: Quincy Data Center Campus - Building 1

Building 1 is part of the Quincy Data Center Campus, a large-scale Vantage development in one of the lowest power-cost regions in the United States. Located in Quincy, Washington, the campus offers an alternative to higher-cost urban data center markets, leveraging abundant hydropower and state tax incentives to deliver a low total cost of ownership (TCO) environment.

The campus spans 68 acres and provides approximately 775,000 square feet of total leasable data center space, with 89MW of critical IT load potential. Building 1 benefits from the campus’ scalable design, incorporating redundant mechanical systems, efficient cooling architecture, and diverse connectivity options. Designed for enterprise and hyperscale deployments, the campus supports power densities up to 200W per square foot, accommodating a range of compute and cloud workloads.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

1. Located on a 68-acre campus in Quincy, WA
2. Approximately 775,000 SF of total leasable data center space
3. 89MW of critical IT load potential
4. Hydropower-driven market offering among the lowest TCO in the U.S.
5. Washington state tax incentives further reducing operational costs
6. Customizable offices and workspaces dedicated to individual customers
7. Secure storage and multiple conference rooms across the campus

❄️ Cooling Infrastructure

1. Computer Room Air Handling (CRAH) units located in dual galleries on opposite sides of each data module for efficient airflow distribution
2. Closed-loop chilled water system with air-side economizers
3. N+1 redundancy across all mechanical systems
4. Planned Water Utilization Efficiency (WUE) near zero using the latest cooling design

🔌 Power Infrastructure

1. Powered by Grant County Power Utility District, offering among the lowest per-kW rates in the country
2. Multiple, diverse power feeds supporting the campus
3. Planned on-site substation
4. 600V electrical design at the PDU to maximize electrical efficiency

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

1. Diverse fiber paths into the campus with additional routes planned
2. Multiple Meet-Me-Rooms (MMRs) in each building
3. Multiple lit carriers available, including Frontier Communications, CenturyLink, NoaNet, Noel Communications, and StarTouch
4. Dark fiber options available from providers such as Zayo, SDN Next Generation Network Platform, and PacketFabric (location-dependent)

🔐 Security

1. Security personnel onsite 24/7
2. Minimum of five layers of security protecting each customer data module
3. CCTV surveillance across the campus with 30-day video archiving
4. Visitor management systems and badging to track and control all personnel onsite

💼 Who It Serves

1. Hyperscale and cloud providers seeking low-cost U.S. capacity
2. Enterprise organizations focused on long-term TCO optimization
3. AI and compute deployments benefiting from hydropower economics
4. SaaS and digital platform providers expanding in the Pacific Northwest
5. Organizations requiring geographic diversity from major coastal markets