Coravel Fort Worth — Building A
Overview
TYPE3’s map data identifies Coravel Fort Worth - Building A as a Fort Worth facility operated by Coravel, marked `Announced` with 0 MW. It is connected to the SEO-035 parent record. Public project material describes a five-building campus near Hicks Field Road, on approximately 107 acres, with an adjacent Oncor substation and two development phases. The municipal records support the project’s development and infrastructure context, but they do not identify which map data child is first, which buildings are in each phase, or how much power is assigned to any child.
ACS’s Coravel launch announcement says the Dallas-Fort Worth campus has a long-term hyperscale lease covering approximately 140 MW of critical IT load in three purpose-built facilities, with rights to expand by approximately 100 MW in two additional facilities. Those figures are explicitly multi-facility commercial layers. They cannot be assigned to Building A merely because the child uses an “A” label. The adjacent substation is utility infrastructure, not a Building A IT figure.
The commercial announcement therefore supports parent context, but not a building-specific readiness claim.
For a reliable facility page, confirm the site plan, child address, permitting record, construction milestone, energization, tenant allocation, and current orderable critical-IT capacity. Keep Building A separate from Buildings B–E and from the Coravel parent total.
Questions
Is Building A the first Coravel building?
TYPE3’s map data label does not prove construction order. Public sources do not map the A–E labels to phases or permits.
Does Coravel Building A have 140 MW?
No. The 140 MW lease spans three facilities and is not allocated to Building A in the reviewed evidence.
What should a buyer verify?
Verify the child’s permit, construction and energization status, tenant scope, critical-IT allocation, and currently orderable capacity.
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