Thirty-six acres of ranch land on Highway 69 outside Walsenburg sit under a purchase and sale agreement BluSky AI executed with Snowy River Ranches on 26 August 2025 for $248,000, disclosed to the market a week later. The Huerfano County site, Lot 1 of the Indian Pool Ranch, is the fifth location in the company's AI Factory programme, which deploys modular SkyMod units rather than constructed buildings. Closing falls due 14 days after a 120-day inspection period that can be extended by 60 days, so no closing date is fixed. BluSky puts the site at up to 15 MW of scalable compute capacity; no utility, substation or interconnection position has been named against it, and no permits have been issued.
Land under contract. BluSky signed a purchase and sale agreement on 26 August 2025 and closing is set 14 days after a 120-day inspection period, with a 60-day extension available.
How much capacity does BluSky claim for Walsenburg?
Up to 15 MW of what the company calls scalable compute capacity. No utility agreement or interconnection position has been published to support it.
What is the land BluSky contracted at Walsenburg?
36.06 acres on Highway 69 in Huerfano County, Lot 1 of the Indian Pool Ranch, bought from Snowy River Ranches for $248,000 - about $6,900 an acre, the price of raw ranch land rather than a powered site.
How does BluSky intend to build at Walsenburg?
With SkyMod modular units, the company's AI Factory product. Walsenburg is the fifth such location, and BluSky's offering documents describe a target of about twenty sites and 150 MW.