A next-generation data center campus designed to meet Fort Worth’s highest standards for energy efficiency, water conservation, and local economic benefit — without burdening taxpayers or ratepayers.
Project Outpost is a modern data infrastructure facility project being evaluated by Edged US to support the digital economy while respecting the community it operates in.
This is not a speculative or outdated industrial project. It is a purpose-built, high-efficiency facility designed to meet strict standards for energy sourcing, water conservation, and community engagement.
Project Outpost is a proposed data center campus in Fort Worth designed to house world-class tenants. The development includes two 450,000 SF buildings with administrative and data hall space, along with a dedicated Oncor substation to supply power to the facility.
Sustainable by Design
Project Outpost is engineered for industry-leading energy efficiency, with a design that significantly reduces overhead energy consumption compared to traditional data centers — operating efficiently even in the hottest climates.
Advanced Water Conservation
Project Outpost uses a proprietary closed-loop cooling system that consumes zero water, saving millions of gallons annually compared to traditional data centers that rely on evaporative cooling.
Quiet, Low-Impact Operation
This is a low-profile facility with minimal noise, traffic, and visual impact once operational. Noise levels are designed to stay below 30 dB at neighboring property lines — approximately the sound level of a whisper.
Local Economic Benefits
More than $1.1 billion in capital investment in the Fort Worth community, creating hundreds of construction jobs and a minimum of 50 full-time positions — without raising taxes.
Project Outpost is not asking the community to take a leap of faith.
We are committing to transparency, local engagement, and responsible development — from job creation to long-term community investment.
Support responsible growth that works for our community.
Project Outpost is a next-generation data center designed to meet growing demand for digital infrastructure while operating under strict environmental and community standards.
Data centers are the backbone of modern life — supporting healthcare systems, financial services, education, and everyday communication.
The question is not whether this infrastructure will be built. The question is whether it will be built responsibly.
Project Outpost answers that question with a clear yes.
Project Outpost aligns with Fort Worth’s expectations for responsible development:
Project Outpost is designed to deliver industry-leading energy efficiency, significantly reducing overhead energy consumption compared to conventional data centers. The facility will include a dedicated Oncor substation to supply power without burdening the existing grid.
The project will generate more than $1.1 billion in capital investment, support hundreds of construction jobs and 50+ full-time positions, and contribute to long-term economic stability in Fort Worth.
Unlike heavy industrial uses, a data center:
This is infrastructure that works in the background while delivering visible economic benefits.
Project Outpost is a long-term investment in the community — providing stable revenue,
modern infrastructure, and a responsible approach to growth.