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Data center project at 22760 Pacific Blvd, Sterling, VA

Every public record we hold for this address, newest first, with a link to the original document. Last change on record: October 23, 2025.

Project facts

Address22760 PACIFIC BLVD, STERLING, 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, December 12, 2025
Capacity stated in a filingNone stated
Floor area statedNone stated
Site area statedNone stated
Records on file12, from October 16, 2025 to October 23, 2025

Records on file

FiledType and statusWhat the record saysSource
Building permit
Issued
This project was originally permitted (parent permit B20590530100) for the full fit-up of the building but due to power availability only four of the ten data halls were constructed. We are submitting for Tenant Fit -Up for the remaining six data halls. This submittal is for Phase 5 (ROMP 5). As discussed with the Building Official and County staff, these remaining phases will be applied under VA USBC-2018 codes as the standard since the base building was permitted under that code. Architecturally the interior work typically consists of adding demising walls (metal stud and drywall) between the data halls and associated man and access doors. Exterior architectural work is screening for equipment and setting equipment on the roof. Trade permits will be collected separately.Record
Building permit
Issued
This project was originally permitted (parent permit B20590530100) for the full fit-up of the building but due to power availability only four of the ten data halls were constructed. We are submitting for Tenant Fit -Up for the remaining six data halls. This submittal is for Phase 8 (ROMP 8). As discussed with the Building Official and County staff, these remaining phases will be applied under VA USBC-2018 codes as the standard since the base building was permitted under that code. Architecturally the interior work typically consists of adding demising walls (metal stud and drywall) between the data halls and associated man and access doors. Exterior architectural work is screening for equipment and setting equipment on the roof. Trade permits will be collected separately.Record
Building permit
Issued
This project was originally permitted (parent permit B20590530100) for the full fit-up of the building but due to power availability only four of the ten data halls were constructed. We are submitting for Tenant Fit -Up for the remaining six data halls. This submittal is for Phase 10 (ROMP 10). As discussed with the Building Official and County staff, these remaining phases will be applied under VA USBC-2018 codes as the standard since the base building was permitted under that code. Architecturally the interior work typically consists of adding demising walls (metal stud and drywall) between the data halls and associated man and access doors. Exterior architectural work is screening for equipment and setting equipment on the roof. Trade permits will be collected separately.Record
Building permit
Issued
This project was originally permitted (parent permit B20590530100) for the full fit-up of the building but due to power availability only four of the ten data halls were constructed. We are submitting for Tenant Fit -Up for the remaining six data halls. This submittal is for Phase 4 (ROMP 4). As discussed with the Building Official and County staff, these remaining phases will be applied under VA USBC-2018 codes as the standard since the base building was permitted under that code. Architecturally the interior work typically consists of adding demising walls (metal stud and drywall) between the data halls and associated man and access doors. Exterior architectural work is screening for equipment and setting equipment on the roof. Trade permits will be collected separately.Record
Building permit
Issued
This project was originally permitted (parent permit B20590530100) for the full fit-up of the building but due to power availability only four of the ten data halls were constructed. We are submitting for Tenant Fit -Up for the remaining six data halls. This submittal is for Phase 3 (ROMP 3). As discussed with the Building Official and County staff, these remaining phases will be applied for under VA USBC-2018 codes as the standard since the base building was permitted under that code. Architecturally the interior work typically consists of adding demising walls (metal stud and drywall) between the data halls and associated man and access doors. Exterior architectural work is screening for equipment and setting equipment on the roof. Trade permits will be collected separately.Record
Building permit
Issued
This project was originally permitted (parent permit B20590530100) for the full fit-up of the building but due to power availability only four of the ten data halls were constructed. We are submitting for Tenant Fit -Up for the remaining six data halls. This submittal is for Phase 9 (ROMP 9). As discussed with the Building Official and County staff, these remaining phases will be applied under VA USBC-2018 codes as the standard since the base building was permitted under that code. Architecturally the interior work typically consists of adding demising walls (metal stud and drywall) between the data halls and associated man and access doors. Exterior architectural work is screening for equipment and setting equipment on the roof. Trade permits will be collected separately.Record
Building permit
Issued
This project was originally permitted (parent permit B20590530100) for the full fit-up of the building but due to power availability only four of the ten data halls were constructed. We are submitting for Tenant Fit -Up for the remaining six data halls. This submittal is for Phase 8 (ROMP 8). As discussed with the Building Official and County staff, these remaining phases will be applied under VA USBC-2018 codes as the standard since the base building was permitted under that code. Architecturally the interior work typically consists of adding demising walls (metal stud and drywall) between the data halls and associated man and access doors. Exterior architectural work is screening for equipment and setting equipment on the roof. Trade permits will be collected separately.Record
Building permit
Issued
This project was originally permitted (parent permit B20590530100) for the full fit-up of the building but due to power availability only four of the ten data halls were constructed. We are submitting for Tenant Fit -Up for the remaining six data halls. This submittal is for Phase 10 (ROMP 10). As discussed with the Building Official and County staff, these remaining phases will be applied under VA USBC-2018 codes as the standard since the base building was permitted under that code. Architecturally the interior work typically consists of adding demising walls (metal stud and drywall) between the data halls and associated man and access doors. Exterior architectural work is screening for equipment and setting equipment on the roof. Trade permits will be collected separately.Record
Building permit
Issued
This project was originally permitted (parent permit B20590530100) for the full fit-up of the building but due to power availability only four of the ten data halls were constructed. We are submitting for Tenant Fit -Up for the remaining six data halls. This submittal is for Phase 5 (ROMP 5). As discussed with the Building Official and County staff, these remaining phases will be applied under VA USBC-2018 codes as the standard since the base building was permitted under that code. Architecturally the interior work typically consists of adding demising walls (metal stud and drywall) between the data halls and associated man and access doors. Exterior architectural work is screening for equipment and setting equipment on the roof. Trade permits will be collected separately.Record
Building permit
Issued
This project was originally permitted (parent permit B20590530100) for the full fit-up of the building but due to power availability only four of the ten data halls were constructed. We are submitting for Tenant Fit -Up for the remaining six data halls. This submittal is for Phase 9 (ROMP 9). As discussed with the Building Official and County staff, these remaining phases will be applied under VA USBC-2018 codes as the standard since the base building was permitted under that code. Architecturally the interior work typically consists of adding demising walls (metal stud and drywall) between the data halls and associated man and access doors. Exterior architectural work is screening for equipment and setting equipment on the roof. Trade permits will be collected separately.Record
Building permit
Issued
This project was originally permitted (parent permit B20590530100) for the full fit-up of the building but due to power availability only four of the ten data halls were constructed. We are submitting for Tenant Fit -Up for the remaining six data halls. This submittal is for Phase 4 (ROMP 4). As discussed with the Building Official and County staff, these remaining phases will be applied under VA USBC-2018 codes as the standard since the base building was permitted under that code. Architecturally the interior work typically consists of adding demising walls (metal stud and drywall) between the data halls and associated man and access doors. Exterior architectural work is screening for equipment and setting equipment on the roof. Trade permits will be collected separately.Record
Building permit
Issued
This project was originally permitted (parent permit B20590530100) for the full fit-up of the building but due to power availability only four of the ten data halls were constructed. We are submitting for Tenant Fit -Up for the remaining six data halls. This submittal is for Phase 3 (ROMP 3). As discussed with the Building Official and County staff, these remaining phases will be applied for under VA USBC-2018 codes as the standard since the base building was permitted under that code. Architecturally the interior work typically consists of adding demising walls (metal stud and drywall) between the data halls and associated man and access doors. Exterior architectural work is screening for equipment and setting equipment on the roof. Trade permits will be collected separately.Record

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