Project Sisson DC10

Name: Project Sisson DC10
Address: Kings Hwy (VA-3), Fredericksburg, VA, 22405, US

Kings Hwy (VA-3), Fredericksburg, VA, 22405, US

Metro: Richmond, VA, US Country: United States Region: North America

Sixteen two-storey buildings totalling 3.8 million sq ft are proposed on 850 acres at Albion Lane, off Kings Highway on the Rappahannock River in Stafford County. Peterson Companies filed the rezoning in the summer of 2025 through an affiliate, Real Estate Pursuits 2 LC, with Timmons Group as engineer, taking the ground from agricultural and light industrial to heavy industrial. Wetlands review closed on 20 October 2025 under Army Corps of Engineers permit NAO-2025-01543 from the Norfolk District, with a Virginia Marine Resources Commission application filed alongside it. Four substations are proposed on the site, and cooling water would come from the Little Falls wastewater treatment plant less than two miles away. Peterson is a Virginia real estate developer; no data centre operator has been named for the scheme, and no capacity figure appears in the filings.

Facility Specifications

Site information

Colocation space: 3.8 million sq ft proposed across sixteen two-storey buildings

Power & cooling

Cooling: Cooling water proposed from the Little Falls wastewater treatment plant, under two miles away

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Frequently asked questions

Which county is Project Sisson in?

Stafford County, Virginia, on Albion Lane off Kings Highway, with frontage toward the Rappahannock River.

How much floor area is proposed at Project Sisson?

3.8 million sq ft in sixteen two-storey buildings across 850 acres. The land is vacant and agricultural.

Where would the Sisson campus get its cooling water?

From the Little Falls wastewater treatment plant, under two miles from the site, on the plan as filed.

What permits has the Sisson scheme cleared so far?

The Army Corps of Engineers wetlands review, NAO-2025-01543 in the Norfolk District, was approved on 20 October 2025 after processing began that July. The rezoning to heavy industrial was filed in the summer of 2025.