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Data center project at 21271 Smith Switch Rd, Ashburn, VA

Every public record we hold for this address, newest first, with a link to the original document. Last change on record: April 29, 2026.

Project facts

Address21271 SMITH SWITCH RD, ASHBURN, VA
JurisdictionLoudoun County, VA
Operator named in the recordsNot named. The filer is usually a contractor, engineer or single-purpose company.
Furthest step on recordBuilding permit issued, July 29, 2026
Capacity stated in a filingNone stated
Floor area stated3,000 sq ft
Site area statedNone stated
Records on file3, from April 30, 2013 to April 29, 2026

Records on file

FiledType and statusWhat the record saysSource
Building permit
Issued
Electrical equipment updates with related overhead cable supports, within existing 1-story data center building. Electronic copy.Record
Building permit
Issued
Electrical equipment updates with related overhead cable supports, within existing 1-story data center building. Electronic copy.Record
Building permit
Issued
SHELL BLD/DATA CENTER W/CORE WORKRecord

Every row comes from a public permit, air-quality or planning record, linked to its source. A permit shows that work was proposed or approved. It does not show that space is available or that a building is finished. Capacity figures carry the basis the filing gives.

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Data Center Scouts, "Data center project at 21271 Smith Switch Rd, Ashburn, VA," https://datacenterscouts.com/data-center-projects/virginia/21271-smith-switch-rd-ashburn/, updated October 9, 2026. Source records are linked on the page. Journalists and researchers are welcome to use this data with a link back.

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