Stream Data Centers / DFWC1

Stream Data Centers DFWC1 — Wilmer, Texas

Wilmer, Texas

Planned / Construction Window BeginningNEAR-TERM CONSTRUCTION WATCH
Last reviewed by MyDataCenterScoutSeptember 14, 2026Project information can change. Independently verify current status before making business decisions.
DeveloperStream Data Centers
ProjectDFWC1
Facility nameSDC DFWC1
TDLR project numberTABS2026001400
Address930 N Sunrise Rd, Wilmer, Texas
CountyDallas County

Contractor opportunity signal

NEAR-TERM CONSTRUCTION WATCH

DFWC1 has a defined site, public Texas project filing, substantial reported construction value, and a published construction window. That makes it more actionable than a speculative announcement. The approved sources reviewed do not establish that specific subcontract packages are currently open or that active construction has begun.

Why monitor it

Why Contractors Should Watch This Project

  • A public project filing identifies the site and scope.
  • The Wilmer address is specifically identified.
  • Reported construction value is substantial.
  • A defined April 2026–October 2027 construction window is public.
  • Stream is an established Dallas-market developer and operator.
  • The complete contractor roster is not publicly available in the reviewed sources.

Verified project facts

What is publicly supported

Developer
Stream Data Centers
Project
DFWC1
Facility name
SDC DFWC1
TDLR project number
TABS2026001400
Address
930 N Sunrise Rd, Wilmer, Texas
County
Dallas County
Project type
Hyperscale data center facility / campus
Reported capacity
48 MW
Reported size
Approximately 360,750 sq. ft.
Reported construction value
Approximately $300 million reported / estimated construction value
Reported construction window
April 2026 – October 2027
Funding
Privately funded
Land / use
Private land / private use

Contractor Relationship Map

Who is publicly connected — and what remains unknown.

Confirmed relationship

Stream Data Centers

Developer

Publicly Confirmed Scope: Project developer and applicant.

Confidence: High · Source: Texas TDLR
Unknown major scopes

Major Scopes Not Yet Publicly Confirmed

GCNot publicly confirmedEPCNot publicly confirmedCivil 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
Stream Data Centers
Project entity
Not publicly confirmed in the sources reviewed
General contractor
Not publicly confirmed in the sources reviewed
EPC
Not publicly confirmed in the sources reviewed
Construction manager
Not publicly confirmed in the sources reviewed
Architect
Not publicly confirmed in the sources reviewed
Civil / sitework contractor
Not publicly confirmed in the sources reviewed
Electrical contractor
Not publicly confirmed in the sources reviewed
Mechanical contractor
Not publicly confirmed in the sources reviewed
Commissioning
Not publicly confirmed in the sources reviewed
Tenant / end user
Not publicly confirmed in the sources reviewed
Procurement contact
Not publicly confirmed in the sources reviewed
Formal bid date
Not publicly confirmed in the sources reviewed

Trades to watch

Relevant scopes

  • Civil / site development
  • Grading / excavation
  • Underground utilities
  • Electrical infrastructure
  • Power distribution
  • Mechanical / cooling systems
  • Fire protection
  • Controls
  • Low voltage / security
  • Commissioning
  • Specialty construction services

What contractors should watch next

Next public signals

  • Confirmation of active site construction milestones
  • General contractor or construction-manager identification
  • Design / engineering relationships
  • Civil / sitework contractor identification
  • Electrical contractor awards
  • Mechanical contractor awards
  • Utility / infrastructure work
  • Commissioning relationships
  • Permit progression
  • Vendor-prequalification signals
  • Subcontractor outreach
  • Additional Stream development filings in Wilmer / Dallas County

Contractor takeaway

What this means

Stream DFWC1 is more actionable than a purely conceptual project because it has a public Texas filing, a defined Wilmer site, reported scale, and a stated construction window. The remaining contractor question is not simply whether the project exists. It is who controls construction procurement, which major trade packages have already been awarded, and which scopes may still be addressable. Those are the signals contractors should monitor next.

Source-backed context

Sources

Read the source trail

  • Stream Data Centers - DFWC1 — TABS2026001400Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation
  • Stream files to build 48MW data center in Dallas, TexasData Center Dynamics · September 23, 2025
  • Stream Data CentersStream Data Centers

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