Amazon to Develop $36M Data Center on 553 Acres in Wallula Gap Business Park, Tri-Cities
Amazon is confirmed as the buyer of 553 acres in Wallula Gap Business Park for $36 million, where it plans to build 16 data centers. The port commission will amend the purchase agreement on February 12. Amazon's investment follows its previous projects in the region, including warehouses and a delivery station in Pasco, and its partnership with Energy Northwest for a small modular nuclear reactor.
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Amazon is set to develop a data center on 553 acres in Wallula Gap Business Park, near Tri-Cities, after being identified as the buyer for a $36 million purchase. The port commission will amend the agreement on February 12.
The project will consist of 16 data centers and Amazon will have access to utilities and easements across the property. Previously, Amazon built warehouses and a delivery station in Pasco. In a separate venture, it is collaborating with Energy Northwest to construct Washington's first small modular nuclear power reactor. Wallula Gap Business Park supports industrial development and is part of broader investment initiatives in the area.
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