Project Excalibur / QTS Fayetteville

QTS Project Excalibur — Fayetteville, Georgia

Fayetteville / Fayette County, Georgia

Construction / Active DevelopmentACTIVE CONSTRUCTION WATCH
Last reviewed by MyDataCenterScoutSeptember 14, 2026Project information can change. Independently verify current status before making business decisions.
DeveloperQTS Data Centers
LocationFayetteville, Georgia
Project Excalibur siteApproximately 615 acres
Reported buildings16
Reported square footage6.6 million sq. ft.
Reported capacityApproximately 250 MW

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ACTIVE CONSTRUCTION WATCH

Fayette County states that construction began in March 2023 and estimates completion in February 2027. County records also show active coordination around construction-related water use, water-line easements, and traffic access. This page treats QTS Fayetteville / Project Excalibur as Construction / Active Development, while keeping the ATL2 East filing separate because public reporting does not clearly establish its exact relationship to the earlier plan.

Why monitor it

Why Contractors Should Watch This Project

  • The reported campus scale is very large.
  • The project is described as a multi-building development.
  • Construction is underway rather than purely announced.
  • County records show ongoing infrastructure coordination.
  • ATL2 East adds a separate development signal in the same market.
  • A long development horizon may create future phases or related procurement signals.

Verified project facts

What is publicly supported

Developer
QTS Data Centers
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia
Project Excalibur site
Approximately 615 acres
Reported buildings
16
Reported square footage
6.6 million sq. ft.
Reported capacity
Approximately 250 MW
Construction start
March 2023
Estimated completion
February 2027
Current stage
Construction / Active Development
Water infrastructure
Active Fayette County coordination
Traffic infrastructure
QTS / County traffic-signal coordination at Tyrone Road

Contractor Relationship Map

Who is publicly connected — and what remains unknown.

Confirmed relationship

QTS Data Centers

Developer

Publicly Confirmed Scope: Project development and campus ownership role.

Confidence: High · Source: Fayette County sources
Confirmed relationship

QTS Fayetteville I, LLC

Project Entity

Publicly Confirmed Scope: Property entity identified in public county records.

Confidence: High · Source: Fayette County sources
Unknown major scopes

Major Scopes Not Yet Publicly Confirmed

GCNot publicly confirmedEPCNot publicly confirmedConstruction ManagerNot publicly confirmedSitework ContractorNot publicly confirmedElectrical ContractorNot publicly confirmedMechanical ContractorNot publicly confirmedCommissioningNot publicly confirmed

Why This Matters to Contractors

The developer is only the first layer. For subcontractors, the opportunity often depends on identifying who controls construction, who holds major trade packages, which scopes remain unresolved, and which future phases may create another procurement cycle. MyDataCenterScout separates known relationships from assumptions so contractors know where further research is still required.

Procurement intelligence

Known and unknown

Developer
QTS Data Centers
Property entity
QTS Fayetteville I, LLC
ATL2 East filing entity
QTS Eastwood, LLC
General contractor
Not publicly confirmed in the approved sources reviewed
EPC
Not publicly confirmed in the approved sources reviewed
Construction manager
Not publicly confirmed in the approved sources reviewed
Sitework contractor
Not publicly confirmed in the approved sources reviewed
Electrical contractor
Not publicly confirmed in the approved sources reviewed
Mechanical contractor
Not publicly confirmed in the approved sources reviewed
Commissioning
Not publicly confirmed in the approved sources reviewed
Procurement contact
Not publicly confirmed in the approved sources reviewed
Formal bid date
Not publicly confirmed in the approved sources reviewed

Trades to watch

Relevant scopes

  • Electrical infrastructure
  • Mechanical systems
  • Civil / sitework
  • Underground utilities
  • Road / access improvements
  • Water infrastructure
  • Fire protection
  • Low voltage / security
  • Commissioning
  • Specialty facility services
  • Exterior / site services

What contractors should watch next

Next public signals

  • Remaining construction phases
  • ATL2 East review or development activity
  • Additional permits
  • GC, EPC, or construction-management announcements
  • Major subcontractor awards
  • Electrical packages
  • Mechanical packages
  • Civil / site packages
  • Commissioning relationships
  • Vendor or subcontractor qualification activity
  • Expansion or amendment filings
  • Infrastructure work connected to the campus

Contractor takeaway

What this means

QTS Fayetteville is materially different from a purely announced data center project. Construction is underway, infrastructure coordination is active, and QTS has filed additional development plans in the same market. For contractors, the opportunity is not simply whether the project is real; it is which phases remain, which contractors already control major packages, and where new or expansion-related procurement could emerge.

Source-backed context

Sources

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