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Reported geography
Source-reported location for Flexential Parker (Compark).
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Source row snapshot
- Operator as published
- Flexential
- Address and locality
- Compark Boulevard · Parker · Douglas County · Colorado
- Official metro area
- Denver-Aurora-Centennial, CO
- Source-reported status
- under construction
- Provider facility type
- data center
- Reported capacity
- Planned: 22.5 MW (source-reported; boundary not independently verified; MW measure not stated by provider)
- Source freshness
- 30 September 2026
- Location precision
- approximate
- Compute Atlas confidence label
- reported (provider's classification; not a DataCenterData check)
- Stable directory ID
dcd-dir-000658
Reported details
Source-reported by Compute Atlas; not independently verified by DataCenterData. Provider wording is kept; long provider notes are shortened and marked …; unknown is not zero; none of these values is totaled, ranked or compared.
- Electric utility
- CORE Electric Cooperative
- Power source
- Grid
- Cooling
- Closed-loop
- Land area
- 17 acres (source-reported; parcel boundary not established)
- Announced investment
- $205 million
- Announced jobs
- 16 permanent
- Community response
- Provider label: supported
Provider notes
Energy. Flexential is working with CORE and funding the infrastructure upgrades; the site draws power from a nearby transmission station.
Water. Closed-loop liquid cooling targeting zero water usage effectiveness, per the county incentive review.
Community. Parker's planning commission (Jan. 2024) and Town Council (Feb. 2024) both approved the rezoning/data-center overlay district unanimously; no resident opposition to the facility itself is documented in this source. A separate, later debate (checked 2026-08-11) concerns a possible $19M Douglas County tax rebate -- the article covers statewide water/energy-consumption-vs-jobs debate in general terms but records no opposition testimony specific to this rebate or this site; Parker itself is 'not offering tax incentives for the project' per the article, without stated rationale.
These reviews flag conflicting scope, inconsistent source text or support that has not been established. A withheld value may appear in the explanation, but is not displayed as an established field. The upstream row remains attributed under Sources.
- Incentives: The note says the rebate was scheduled for a vote and not awarded at source date.
What the source record says
249,000 sq ft on 17 acres on Compark Boulevard near South Chambers Road. The town of Parker approved rezoning and a data center overlay district in February 2024 after a January 2024 planning-commission approval. A $19.3 million Douglas County business-personal-property tax rebate over 35 years was scheduled for a commissioner vote the week of 2026-08-11; it is not recorded here as a subsidy because the award had not been made as of the source date. County estimate of 16 permanent positions; company representatives suggested 30-50. Coordinates are an approximate Compark Boulevard geocode, not parcel-confirmed. Distinct from Flexential's existing Aurora, Centennial, Downtown and Englewood Denver-market sites.
Any MW value is reproduced as source-reported context. Its measurement boundary is not established consistently enough for comparison. Unknown is not zero.
Status history supplied by the source
- 2026-08-11 · source-reported under construction
Reported under construction in the Compark Village development as Douglas County commissioners prepared to vote on an incentive agreement.
Sources and attribution
These sources are listed for the whole row. Unless a figure links to its own source, the provider does not mark which one gave it, so a figure may not appear in every source.
- Parker data center could get $19M tax rebate from Douglas County · Colorado Politics
- To build or to ban: Colorado municipalities grapple with data centers · Denver Gazette
- Douglas County approves $19M tax rebate for Parker data center · KOAA
Adapted from Compute Atlas by Edward Kubiak, edition 1.34.1, under CC BY 4.0. Upstream ID flexential-parker-co. Filtered to data-center records in the 50 U.S. states; selected fields normalized for search and display; DataCenterData directory IDs added. Some locations in this layer are reported by the provider as derived from OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL, https://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright) and Epoch AI (CC BY 4.0).
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Recorded information
What this page records, grouped by topic, with the source's units and qualifications. Company-reported values stay labeled as company-reported. Related listings are shown separately.
Licensed directory listing dcd-dir-000658
Licensed directory row.
Provider notes and the source narrative are printed on this page and are not repeated here.
Identity and relationships
- Provider facility type: data center
Provider facility type.
Location and precision
- Compark Boulevard, Parker, CO · Douglas (Approximate location)
Roles
- Operator: Flexential
Operator label as published by the provider; no parent company is inferred.
Lifecycle
- Source-stated status: source-reported under construction
Provider status label; not a DataCenterData finding that the facility is operating.
- Status history: 2026-08-11 · source-reported under construction
Status history supplied by the source.
Area, acreage and buildings
- Land area: 17 acres (source-reported; parcel boundary not established)
Power capacity
- Reported capacity: Planned: 22.5 MW (source-reported; boundary not independently verified; MW measure not stated by provider)
Reproduced as the page prints it; not ranked or totaled; unknown is not zero.
- Electric utility: CORE Electric Cooperative
Utility as named by the provider.
- Power source: Grid
Provider label.
Cooling, water, PUE and WUE
- Cooling: Closed-loop
Provider label.
Permits, incentives, jobs and proceedings
- Announced investment: $205 million
Announced figure; whether it covers one building, a campus or a multi-phase program is not established.
- Announced jobs: 16 permanent
Announced figures; whether they cover one building, a campus or a multi-phase program is not established.
- Community response: Provider label: supported
Compute Atlas characterization, not a DataCenterData assessment.
Sources, dates, limitations and corrections
- Provider update date: 2026-09-30
Provider update date is not a DataCenterData verification date.
Not yet recorded here: Connectivity · Services · Certifications and design ratings · Rack density · Availability · Specification links and contact.
Licensed values: adapted from Compute Atlas by Edward Kubiak under CC BY 4.0. Source-reported and not independently verified.
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