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An 800-acre landowner-controlled site in Ford, Washington has been pre-screened by a national site-selection firm and flagged as viable for initial 30–60 MW data center deployment with campus expansion potential beyond 100 MW. The property offers direct State Route 231 frontage, proximity to two 115 kV substations within 1.4–1.5 miles, fiber infrastructure along the corridor, on-site groundwater resources, existing three-phase electrical service, and substantial acreage for phased development. Located in rural Stevens County, the site qualifies for Washington's rural data center tax incentives and benefits from regional hydroelectric generation and an active solar development footprint. The landowner is pursuing a long-term ground lease, development partnership, joint venture, or option structure and is prepared to provide preliminary screening reports, parcel documentation, utility data, and site maps to qualified developers for interconnection and development diligence. Power capacity, fiber carrier verification, and water rights permitting remain subject to final utility and regulatory confirmation.

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