Coravel Fort Worth — Building E
Overview
TYPE3’s map data lists Coravel Fort Worth - Building E in Fort Worth, operated by Coravel, with `Announced` status and 0 MW. The child is associated with the SEO-035 parent record, Coravel Fort Worth Campus. Public project material identifies the broader Hicks Field Road development as a five-building, 107-acre project with an adjacent Oncor substation and phased delivery. A TDLR filing for ACS DFW 13 Hicks Field identifies a separate DFW 13 building at 10059 Hicks Field Road, but the reviewed sources do not map that filing to TYPE3’s Building E label.
ACS’s Coravel announcement says the platform secured a long-term hyperscale lease covering approximately 140 MW of critical IT load across three purpose-built facilities, with rights to expand by approximately 100 MW in two additional facilities. Those commercial figures span multiple facilities and do not identify which named children are leased or expandable. The city’s development records and project reporting describe the site and utility works, not current saleable inventory.
Coravel Fort Worth Building E remains a child label with an unconfirmed mapping to the final site plan. Request the final site plan, Building E permit and phase, permanent-power milestone, tenant scope, critical-IT allocation, and uncontracted capacity. Keep the 140 MW lease, 100 MW expansion rights, 107 acres, five buildings, and substation as separate layers.
Questions
Is Building E a completed data center?
The reviewed evidence does not establish Building E’s construction or commissioning status. It is a map data child label in an announced parent development.
Does Building E have part of the 140 MW lease?
No child allocation is published. The 140 MW figure covers three facilities and should not be assigned to Building E without evidence.
Is the Oncor substation Building E capacity?
No. The substation is utility infrastructure for the development and does not establish child IT load or vacancy.
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