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DBT-DATA owns and operates a Tier III data center in Harrisonburg, Virginia. The town of Harrisonburg is located in the Shenandoah Valley and is the home of James Madison University. The town of Harrisonburg encompasses 17.6 square miles with a population of 48,914 people (2010 Census).

The one-story, 102,000 square foot building was purchased by DBT-DATA. The building and site were upgraded to include the construction of 33,000 square feet of fully conditioned raised floor. The space, coupled with the approximately 10,000 square feet of conditioned space leased to Carpathia, provides a high density N+1 configuration with the ability to deliver additional power as well as offer a 2N configuration.

There is an additional 15,000 square feet of shell space available for immediate construction. The site can be expanded by as much as 30,000 square feet of one-story space.

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Facility Features
Tier III - Uptime Institute Certified For Design And OperationLeed Silver Certified - Designed Power Usage Effectiveness of 1.36Closed Loop Water Cooled Chiller System25 Mw Electrical Sub Station On Property 33Mw fans installed and ready to operateExisting Data Center Sq Ft 10,000 With Full Supporting Infrastructure, (21) Crah Units And Ups's - Space Currently Under Lease30,000 Sq Ft Built In Three Separate Modules Each With Independent InfrastructurePower
(2010) 30,000 Sq Ft Raised Floor Data Center in Three Distinct Modules (2010)150 Watts Per Sq Ft Expandable To 300 Watts Per Sq Ft10,000 Raised Floor Data Center Under Lease5,200 Sq Ft NOC8,000 Sq Ft Finished Office Space, Reception, Guard Station, Washrooms, 2 Cafes, 21 Offices, Open Space, Hallway.2,000 Sq Ft Shipping/ Receiving11,000 Sq Ft Electrical Equipment Room, UPS And Battery Cabinets, Switch Gear2,700 Sq Ft Storage / Work Room Built Out2,000 Sq Ft Separate Redundant Demarc Rooms, Opposite Ends Of Building 1,000 Sq Ft EachCooling
QuantityEquipment5500 ton McQuay Water cooled chiller plants each with a 20,000 gal water make-up tank3660-ton Down flow CRAH units - Liebert530-ton Upflow CRAH units - Liebert 10750KVA/682IKW UPS Systems - Powerware40300KVA PDU's - Cyberex1VESDA fire suppresion system covers each section of the data center.92.5 MW Caterpillar Gensets, with 3,000 gallon belly tanks
2Fuel storage tanks, each tank is 20,000 gallons above ground
  - Simplex fuel monitoring system  - Fuel filling containment system with leak detection and Oil/water separation systemSecurity
8 Foot Perimeter Fencing Surrounds PropertyTwo Entrances With Security Gate, Intercom With Cameras And Card AccessCameras Outside and Inside Covering All AreasInside Guard Station In The Main Building Entrance24/7 Security GuardsInfrastructure Alarms Monitored 24/7Security Card Access At All Interior And Exterior Doors Throughout The Facility - Guard Monitored 24/7Substation Information
Waukesha transformers, 25/33 MVA, 2N; Additional 25/33 MVA transformer can be addedPower company is Harrisonburg Electric CommissionPower is generated from Dominion Power, mix of Nuclear, coal, oil, natural gas, and windFire Suppression
Building is covered by a double interlock pre-action systemData rooms have a primary Inergen gas suppression system that is also backed by the pre-actionChilled Water
Closed Loop has roughly 45,000 gallons and will flow 6,000 GPM under full loadCWS & CWR pipe sizes header is 18" plus insulation and heat traceLoops in the building are 12" plus insulationRoof
Carlisle golden seal total roofing system60 MIL EPDM membrane, mechanically fastened with 20 year warrantyFiber Information
Level 3, Verizon, Shentel & Lumos. Fully diverse 100G paths back to Northern VA with multiple interconnection PoPs to third party carriers.

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N Main Properties sold the site to Criticon for $3.8M

Criticon sold its manufacturing and office site in Harrisonburg, Virginia, to DBT-Data in January 2008 for $3.6M

DBT-Data later sold the site to Harris Corp for $41.6M

Harris Corporation shut down the data center in late 2012, which was later acquired back by DBT-Data in 2013

GI DC Harrisonburg LLC bought the data center from DBT-Data in 2014 for $59 million

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