What tenant profiles does BlueBrick serve?
BlueBrick serves hyperscale cloud and AI compute operators, enterprise colocation customers, government and defense agencies, healthcare and life sciences organizations, financial services firms requiring ultra-low-latency infrastructure, and enterprise disaster recovery customers.
What are typical lease terms?
Long-term triple-net lease structures with 10 to 20 year initial terms are standard for hyperscale and enterprise campuses. Compliance-grade government facilities frequently carry longer initial terms with government renewal options. Colocation and interconnection tenants engage under shorter primary terms with retention program renewals.
What certifications does BlueBrick maintain?
Active DISA Data Center Construction Criteria certification, ICD-705 SCIF facility certification, FedRAMP-authorized cloud service agreements, HIPAA-compliant physical and logical security, SOC 2 operational compliance, and FDA 21 CFR Part 11 documentation across the compliance-grade portfolio.
What power densities can BlueBrick accommodate?
The Hyperscale & AI Compute Fund’s AI compute campuses are engineered for high power density with direct liquid cooling to the chip and high-bandwidth networking fabric. Conventional hyperscale campuses accommodate lower density general-purpose workloads. Modular deployments and edge facilities are engineered to tenant-specified density profiles.
How quickly can BlueBrick deliver capacity?
Conventional construction: 18 to 36 months. Modular and prefabricated deployment (Edge Computing Fund): 60 to 90 days. Land banking (Data Center Development & Land Fund): 30 to 90 days to acquire pre-permitted, pre-engineered sites that reduce subsequent development timelines by 12 to 24 months.
What geographies does BlueBrick cover?
Tier I domestic: Northern Virginia/Ashburn, Phoenix, Silicon Valley, Chicago, Dallas. Tier II domestic: Atlanta, Columbus, Reno, Salt Lake City, Kansas City. International operations are addressed by the International & Public Markets Fund.
How does renewable energy procurement work?
The Renewable-Powered Data Center Fund’s facilities deliver renewable energy matching to sustainability-committed hyperscale tenants. Structures include long-term renewable PPAs, on-site solar generation, behind-the-meter battery storage, and Green Power Addendum lease terms guaranteeing renewable matching on a 24/7 or annual basis.
Who operates the facilities?
BlueBrick’s embedded operations teams. Operations Fund I covers facilities, engineering, and human capital; Operations Fund II covers DCIM software, cybersecurity, and 24/7 monitoring. Data center performance is not outsourced to third-party operators.