Coravel Fort Worth Campus — Texas
Overview
TYPE3’s map data lists Coravel Fort Worth Campus in Fort Worth, with Coravel as operator, `Announced` status, and 0 MW. Its note describes a 107-acre project with five buildings, an adjacent Oncor substation, and two development phases. Public project listings associate the site with Hicks Field Road and ACS, while ACS’s July 2026 announcement establishes Coravel as the operating brand for the 50/50 ACS-GIP joint venture.
The current ACS announcement says the Dallas-Fort Worth campus has 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 across two additional facilities. It also says the campus will be built in phases with service-entry dates extending through 2028. Those are commercial and development layers, not evidence of vacant inventory or a single parent-level available block.
TYPE3’s five-building and 107-acre note, plus project reporting that describes later phase targets through 2031 and 2034, should remain visible as a scope and schedule conflict rather than silently replaced. The adjacent substation is utility infrastructure, not IT load. Buyers need confirmation of the final campus boundary, which buildings are covered by the lease, construction and energization milestones, and any uncontracted capacity. Keep Coravel separate from Black Mountain and other Fort Worth proposals.
Questions
What is Coravel Fort Worth?
It is the Coravel-branded ACS/GIP data-center campus in the Dallas-Fort Worth region.
Is 140 MW available to lease?
No. ACS describes that amount as covered by a hyperscale lease across three facilities.
Does the Oncor substation provide IT capacity?
No. A substation is utility infrastructure and does not establish saleable data-hall load.
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