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Red Wolf Proposes $12B Data Center Campus in Wyandotte County, Kansas

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A big data center development that can transform western Wyandotte County has been proposed by a developer, which is a multibillion-dollar investment in the region. Red Wolf DCD Properties LLC has made an application to the Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, Kansas, for a large data center campus west of the Kansas Speedway. The proposed site would consist of six buildings, each with a capacity of 100 megawatts, and covering approximately 1.8 million square feet of space in total.

As of now, the proposal has not been submitted to the planning department and is not on the agenda for review.

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Red Wolf Data Center Campus in Wyandotte County: Project Factsheet

Project Overview

Developer: Red Wolf DCD Properties LLC

Location: Western Wyandotte County, west of Kansas Speedway

Size: 400+ acres along Parallel Parkway

Scope: Six buildings totaling 1.8 million square feet

Status: Proposal in early stages, pending rezoning approval

Technical Specifications

Power capacity: 100 megawatts per building (600 MW total)

Infrastructure: Two new substations planned on both sides of Parallel Parkway

Power source: Existing 161 kV transmission line running parallel to Parallel Parkway

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$12B Red Wolf Data Center Campus in Wyandotte: Timeline

Estimated completion: 5-7 years (dependent on equipment availability)

Next steps: Potential Unified Government committee discussion in late April

Current status: Awaiting submission to planning department

Economic Impact

Estimated investment: $12 billion ($2 billion per building)

Job creation: Up to 200 permanent positions with above-county-average salaries

Tax revenue: $13+ million annually (current revenue from land: under $50,000/year)

Additional benefits: Public infrastructure improvements planned

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1 thought on “Red Wolf Proposes $12B Data Center Campus in Wyandotte County, Kansas”

  1. What construction company will be doing this project? I would like to provide a quote or bid for construction clean up. Also provide a bid for janitorial services for the buildings once the project is complete.

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