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Amazon Web Services data center in Texas

Updated Nov 3, 2026Sources: Texas Comptroller; Kapwork Grow tracker

Approved Jul 24, 2026, in Texas. Permit on record: Texas Comptroller, Jul 24, 2026.

Permit on record: Texas Comptroller, Jul 24, 2026. First seen Sep 23, 2026.

Where

Texas.

Exact site not public. Shown at township level.

Texas
Work it brings
Electrical, mechanical, low-voltage, site, fiber
The trades a data center build hires, from the site work to the last mile of fiber.
Who bills here
Amazon Web Services
The operator, per Texas Comptroller. No public record names its general contractor yet. The carriers show here when a record names them.
  • Builds in Texas

    230

    Proposed, approved, under construction or expanding, this one included. Kapwork Grow tracker, published Nov 3, 2026.

  • U.S. data center construction

    $84.95B a year

    August 2026, seasonally adjusted annual rate, preliminary. Up 73.2% from $49.05B in August 2025; 63.3% of private office construction. U.S. Census Bureau, C30, released Oct 1, 2026.

What this means for you

Same customers, bigger invoices.

The electrical, mechanical and fiber work on this campus bills Amazon Web Services, its GC and the carriers you already know. Certify the invoices behind it, and funders compete to fund them.

An announced or permitted build is not a contract, an open bid or a purchase order.

Who your invoice goes to

  • Amazon Web ServicesOperator
  • General contractorNot named yet
  • CarriersNot named yet
  • UtilityNot named yet

Key facts

Stage
ApprovedKapwork Grow tracker · Nov 2, 2026
Announced
Jul 24, 2026Texas Comptroller · Jul 24, 2026
Location
TexasTexas Comptroller · Jul 24, 2026
Facility type
HyperscaleKapwork Grow tracker · Nov 2, 2026
Texas Comptroller registration
DC463597, certified 2026-07-24Texas Comptroller · Jul 24, 2026

What the public record lacks: the megawatts, the building area, the investment, the jobs, the general contractor's name, the completion date and the utility.

Who's involved

Operator
Amazon Web ServicesTexas Comptroller · Jul 24, 2026
General contractor
Not named in a public record yet
Carriers
Appear here as the records name them

How far along it is

  1. · Texas Comptroller

    Reported as announced

  2. · Kapwork's date

    First seen in the Kapwork Grow tracker

Dates as reported. Not a bid calendar. A planned date is not evidence that work occurred. Dates marked Kapwork's date come from the tracker's own snapshots, not from the sources.

Questions this page answers

Is Bexar 1 under construction?
Not yet reported. Per Texas Comptroller (Jul 24, 2026), it is approved: an authority has granted the permits or entitlements the record describes. The sources disagree: Texas Comptroller reports registered, certified 2026-07-24.
Who is building Bexar 1?
Amazon Web Services is the operator. No public record names the general contractor yet. It shows here the day one does.
Which carriers serve Bexar 1?
No public record names them yet. They show here when a filing does.
How do contractors on Bexar 1 get paid sooner?
The owner pays the general contractor, and the general contractor pays its subcontractors. Once your customer approves your invoice, certify it with Kapwork. Funders compete to fund it, so you don't wait for the payment date. Free for businesses. Kapwork doesn't lend and doesn't contact your customer.

Already invoice Amazon Web Services?

Crews on a campus like this invoice the GC and the carriers in their own portals. Certify the unpaid invoices. Kapwork proves they're real so funders fund them sooner while the GC takes its time. Free for businesses.

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Sources, updates and data

Texas Comptroller · Kapwork Grow tracker · U.S. Census C30

Where this comes from

What each source reports

  • Texas Comptroller: Registered, certified 2026-07-24

Updates

  • Sep 23, 2026: First seen in the Kapwork Grow tracker. Kapwork's date
  • Jul 24, 2026: Reported as announced. Texas Comptroller

Limitations and interpretation

  • This record is the Kapwork Grow tracker's merged view of a facility, from the tracker snapshot built 2026-11-02. Facts tagged KW are the tracker's resolved values; the per-source rows it was merged from are listed under Sources and on the tracker record.
  • Sources on this record: Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, data center lists (Texas public record). Every source is licensed for commercial use with attribution.
  • An announced or permitted build is not a contract, an open bid or a purchase order.
  • Capacity figures are as reported by the cited sources and may describe planned rather than energised capacity.

“Not reported” means missing information, not zero. Completed and withdrawn records can remain available as historical records.

Nearest build: Haversine great-circle distance on the tracker latitude and longitude, in statute miles, rounded to 0.1. First-seen dates: first_seen: the earliest committed snapshot of data/dcfo.sqlite holding any of the facility's source keys (source:source_id), narrowed to the nightly run day by the alert sender's facility_new events when they are available. status_first_seen: the start of the unbroken run of snapshots, ending at this one, in which a facility sharing a source key had the current status, narrowed by the latest status_changed event to that status. Dates are Kapwork's, not the sources'.

What we don't know yet

  • The megawatts, the building area, the investment, the jobs, the general contractor's name, the completion date and the utility.
  • The carriers that serve the campus.
  • How the operator and its GC pay their contractors: portal, terms, days to pay.

Spot an error? Tell us

Cite: Kapwork Grow, “Bexar 1”, https://kapwork.com/grow/directory/datacenters/bexar-1-tx-dc_c7e0bc542071, materially updated Nov 3, 2026.

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