Fluor has won the engineering, procurement and construction contract for Terawulf’s data center complex in Hawesville, Kentucky.
The developer said the first portions of the campus are scheduled to be ready for service in late 2027.
Fluor lands EPC role for Terawulf’s Kentucky data center campus
Fluor will serve as the EPC contractor for Terawulf’s more than $4 billion data center complex in Hawesville, Kentucky.
- Investment
- $4 billion
- Location
- Hawesville, Kentucky
Why it matters for AEC
A large EPC award for a data center campus signals a major infrastructure package moving into execution, with construction sequencing tied to a late-2027 service target.
What this signal may mean for staffing or delivery capacity
An EPC award of this size may create a significant operational workload across design coordination, procurement, and field delivery, and warrants monitoring as the project moves toward its late-2027 service date.
Architecture Radar brief based on reporting from Engineering News-Record. Read the original reporting.
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