Site 01 / Mead, Oklahoma

One campus. A connected plan.

39.39 acres at 8460 US Highway 70, Mead, OK 73449. Existing buildings anchor a phased plan for data-center services, inverter and battery assembly, and solar and energy storage.

SMARTTEC / BLENDER SPATIAL STUDYCAMPUS EXPLORER

The 39.39-acre legal parcel connects compute, manufacturing and energy development. Historical survey traces remain visible in the project records.

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Explore in 3D

Explore the Blender campus study.

Blender campus design study · Proposed facilities, not a photograph or surveyed site plan.

The approved Blender spatial study shows the proposed A/C compute halls, cooling yard and future development. Explore the same geometry in the full campus viewer; dimensions, equipment and routes remain subject to design.

Legal acreage
39.39 acres Owner-supplied legal description
Data-center buildings
5,035 sq ft A + C · gross building area
Utility building
2,083 sq ft B · batteries, utilities and storage
Compute proposal
64 B300 GPUs · proposed Eight systems · A/C spatial concept

01The starting point

Existing buildings. The next phase ahead.

Management reports existing Buildings A, B and C on the property. A and C are designated for data-center services; B supports batteries, utilities and storage. An on-site transformer and shared 3,000 A at 208 V, three-phase distribution await OG&E commissioning and electrical verification.

The first compute deployment is planned on grid power. Solar and BESS are a separate later investment. SmartTec is accepting deployment inquiries while fit-out and commissioning are planned; the campus is not yet offering commissioned capacity.

The initial proposal is 64 B300 GPUs in 8 complete Supermicro systems. The campus study shows direct liquid cooling in A and C, with the cooling yard behind B. Four systems in A and four in C are illustrated; final allocation and measured fit-out remain subject to design.

Published model 14 September management target · v6.1.1 cost basis retains an air-cooled, one-building financial baseline. The approved campus experience illustrates a proposed direct-liquid design across Buildings A and C; it requires updated equipment quotes, engineering and repricing before it is included financially.

Blender visualization of proposed Buildings A and C for compute, Building B for energy and network support, and the cooling yard EXPLORE THE CAMPUS

SITE 01 / THE CAMPUS EXPERIENCE

Step inside the plan.

Explore 16 rendered views, move through the campus in 3D, and follow cooling, power and fiber connections. See the proposed compute halls, future energy systems and inverter manufacturing building.

Open immersive campus experience

Proposed design visualization. Published model 14 September management target · v6.1.1 cost basis retains an air-cooled, one-building financial baseline. The approved campus experience illustrates a proposed direct-liquid design across Buildings A and C; it requires updated equipment quotes, engineering and repricing before it is included financially.

02Location

39.39 acres in Mead, Oklahoma

Address
8460 US Highway 70, Mead, OK 73449
County
Bryan County, Oklahoma
Legal acreage
39.39 acres
Legal description
SEC 33-6S-8E E2E2NW LESS .61ACS (958-895) FOR HWY
Access
US Highway 70

The legal acreage above follows the owner's 10 September 2026 correction. The campus plan organizes the property into three functional areas; these are planning zones, not a new legal subdivision.

Site-use basis. BC LLC, management-reported landowner. Management reports a signed 50-year site-use agreement for SmartTec with BC LLC, a related party. The agreement and title records remain subject to document review; land ownership is not attributed to SmartTec.

03Campus plan

Three areas, one development strategy

Manufacturing

Two planned buildings of 30,000 sq ft each would support inverter assembly and battery module and pack assembly, testing and service.

Data centers and utilities

The existing A, B and C buildings anchor the first deployment. The separately identified house and office are excluded from data-center floor area.

Later solar and storage

The energy tract is planned for future solar, with BESS proposed inside Building B. This phase follows a separate design and investment review; the launch plan uses grid power.

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04Building roles

A and C for compute. B for support.

Existing building schedule
BuildingGross areaAssigned role
Building A1,500 sq ftData-center use
Building B2,083 sq ftBattery, utilities and storage
Building C3,535 sq ftData-center use
Data-center area: A + C5,035 sq ftGross buildings before fit-out, not rentable white space
All three buildings7,118 sq ftIncludes the 2,083 sq ft utility building

A and C are designated for compute. The new study illustrates overhead liquid-cooling headers, rack manifolds and separate facility and server-coolant circuits. B supports future BESS, controls and the owner-reported Dobson handoff. Exact equipment, final rack allocation, measured clearances and utility acceptance remain subject to design.

Follow the cooling plan

05Delivery milestones

A dated plan for the next steps

MilestoneTargetResponsible party
Construction start24 September 2026 targetUDGOK
Transformer commissioning8 October 2026 targetOG&E
Fiber delivery8 October–5 November 2026 target windowDobson
First compute serviceAfter procurement and commissioningSmartTec

Management targets supplied 10 September 2026. Construction, utility and carrier acceptance, cooling and equipment installation determine the actual service date.

06Your deployment

Come and see how your requirements fit

Start with the workload, hardware, power and timing you need. We can arrange a site visit and work through the deployment plan with you.