Find & qualify.
Compare candidate sites against utility pathways, water demand, drainage constraints and route access before committing to the land.
A site worth advancing.Discuss a site searchFROM SITE SELECTION TO DELIVERY
Find the site.
Resolve the blockers.
Deliver the phase.
Data center development.
Focused on Texas.
Your campus needs power, water and a path through approvals. We take responsibility for moving those workstreams forward and bringing the agreed development phase through delivery.
What we help solveFOR OPERATORS, DEVELOPERS
& INSTITUTIONAL CAPITAL
& INSTITUTIONAL CAPITAL
01 / TEXAS DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES
Your campus is the project.
What is holding it back?
Bring us the problem holding back your campus. We work with your team to establish the solution, advance the necessary agreements and approvals, and deliver the agreed works.
01Power strategy through energizationI need a workable power solution for my campus.The campus has a target capacity and opening date, but no confirmed route to power that supports both.
What we take onBring utilities, generation partners and engineers around the campus requirements. Compare grid service, phased capacity and on-site options. Advance the chosen route through studies, commercial arrangements, infrastructure and energization with the appointed teams.
The target resultThe agreed phase powered and accepted, with capacity, infrastructure responsibilities and delivery conditions established along the way.
ERCOT’s September 3, 2026 notice identifies verification and dynamic-model deficiencies among conditions that can affect Batch Zero inclusion.
ERCOT: conditional classifications02Water, cooling & wastewaterMy campus is stuck on water.The project cannot advance until the cooling strategy, water supply and wastewater solution work together at the scale the campus needs.
What we take onWork with the operator, water providers and engineers to establish demand and compare supply, reuse and cooling options. Advance the selected solution through provider agreements, approvals, connection design and delivery of the agreed works.
The target resultA working water-and-cooling solution for the agreed phase, including the supply, discharge and infrastructure needed to operate.
TRWD says it cannot formally evaluate the request described in its FAQ until sufficient volume justification is supplied. New raw-water contracts require its board’s decision.
TRWD: data center water supply FAQ03Entitlements & community alignmentI need to get this site entitled.We have a site and a development plan, but unresolved land-use approvals or local concerns are preventing the campus from moving forward.
What we take onLead the entitlement effort with local counsel, engineers and the owner’s team. Establish the approval route, engage officials and neighbors, resolve design concerns and carry the resulting commitments through permits, design and construction.
The target resultThe approvals needed for the agreed development phase, with conditions and community commitments incorporated into delivery.
Fort Worth’s 2026 materials describe an active regulatory process covering these issues. Proposed measures are not presented here as adopted rules or statewide requirements.
City of Fort Worth: data center regulations04Campus recovery & executionMy campus has stalled. I need a team to get it moving.Several unresolved dependencies are holding the project back, and no single workstream can fix the schedule on its own.
What we take onEstablish what is blocking the next phase, agree a recovery plan with the owner and take responsibility for the selected workstreams. Bring utilities, authorities, designers and contractors around the decisions and works needed to restart progress.
The target resultThe agreed blockers resolved and the next development phase advanced through its acceptance milestones.
Our proposed recovery role brings together the power, water, entitlement and infrastructure dependencies described in these Texas records. It is not a claim about a completed Sitebraid recovery project.
ERCOT: conditional interconnection prerequisites05Site selection & development feasibilityI need a site that can support the campus we want to build.Capital is ready, but the right location is not established. Or an existing site has not been tested against the full infrastructure and development brief.
What we take onSource and compare sites against power, water, fiber, approvals and physical constraints. Commission the necessary investigations, test phased campus layouts and support site-control negotiations around the conditions needed to proceed.
The target resultA selected site and viable development phase, or an early decision to change the brief or move on.
Sugar Land applies its Atlas 14 development changes to new development and redevelopment in the city and its extraterritorial jurisdiction.
City of Sugar Land: Atlas 14 and development06Fiber & carrier infrastructureI need connectivity that makes the campus usable.The site needs more than nearby fiber. It needs carrier connections, physical resilience and an installation schedule that supports the operator’s requirements.
What we take onBring carriers, civil teams and the operator around the campus brief. Establish viable routes and entry diversity, advance commercial and access arrangements, then lead the agreed connection works through testing and handover.
The target resultThe contracted connectivity installed and accepted against the operator’s capacity and resilience requirements.
TxDOT requires installation requests and supporting occupancy rights for specified fiber installations in its right of way, including use of another utility’s conduit.
TxDOT: fiber installations in highway right of way07Horizontal & vertical deliveryI need someone to take this campus phase through delivery.The project is funded, but utilities, site works, buildings and fit-out are moving on different schedules. The owner needs one team responsible for bringing the agreed phase together.
What we take onLead the appointed engineering and construction teams through enabling infrastructure, buildings and fit-out interfaces. Align utility milestones, procurement and commissioning, resolve issues on the ground and carry the phase through agreed acceptance.
The target resultThe agreed campus phase delivered and accepted, with infrastructure and facility readiness brought together.
ERCOT’s July 8, 2026 notice illustrates the link between study prerequisites and eligibility for a later energization window. Current dates and eligibility must be confirmed for each project.
ERCOT: stability assessment prerequisitesResearch reviewed September 7, 2026. These are potential assignments, not Sitebraid case studies. Requirements vary by site, provider and jurisdiction.
02 / HOW WE HELP
Where does your project
need support?
Find a site, resolve an issue or deliver a funded phase. Start with the work your team needs help moving forward.
Resolve & advance.
Get a campus unstuck on power, water or entitlements. We take responsibility for the work needed to resolve the problem, not just recommend the next study.
A site issue resolved.Discuss a campus issueExecute & deliver.
Connect utility prerequisites, enabling works and facility commissioning so the construction sequence supports the agreed handover.
A phase delivered and accepted.Discuss campus deliveryYour standards.
Your authority.
Your team keeps investment authority. We agree who leads the work, where we are needed on site and what completion looks like. We follow your standards and bring changes back to you for approval.
How we work03 / THE COMPANY
Responsibility between disciplines.
Progress across the site.
Sitebraid is an independent data center development business focused on Texas. We work with operators, developers and institutional capital, from site selection through delivery.
Utilities, engineers, authorities and contractors each own part of the work. We take responsibility for connecting those efforts: following decisions through, resolving gaps and carrying commitments into the next stage.
IndependentNo ownership of client projects.
Owner-sideYour priorities. Your investment authority.
Execution-ledResponsibility for the work. Follow-through to completion.
TEXAS INSIGHTS
Our view.
The work ahead.
Clear positions on Texas campus development, grounded in public records and focused on what owners can do next.
POWER / SITEBRAID VIEWPOINT
A grid position is not a campus delivery plan.
Texas campus owners should fund a deliverable first phase, not mistake a conditional grid classification for a power commitment.
Read our viewWATER / SITEBRAID VIEWPOINT
Solve the water system, not just the water request.
A Texas campus needs a cooling, supply and discharge solution that can be delivered together. A requested volume is only the start.
Read our viewENTITLEMENTS / SITEBRAID VIEWPOINT
Make the campus design support the approval case.
Texas development teams should bring power, cooling, noise and infrastructure decisions into the entitlement effort before the layout is fixed.
Read our viewTHE NEXT STEP
What needs to move next?
Tell us about your campus, what is holding it back and the outcome you need. Email the team to start a conversation.