Headwaters: Catlett, VA
The Headwaters Site Development was a proposed $400 million data center project planned for a 67-acre site in the Catlett Station area of Fauquier County, Virginia.
Headwaters Site Development
Headwaters serves as the site development affiliate of Stream Data Centers, focusing on building a strategic land bank specifically for the data center industry.
The company employs a team of hyperscale experts dedicated to providing sophisticated analysis and methodical processes for site selection and preparation. Headwaters' core mission is to uncover and secure low-risk land sites that are optimal for data center development.
By leveraging Stream Data Centers’ extensive industry experience and resources—developed over decades of executing complex projects—Headwaters delivers shovel-ready sites that meet the exacting standards of today's technology companies. This relationship ensures that prepared land is ready for efficient, low-risk deployment.
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Conceptual plan for Headwaters Site Development's project in Virginia
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