Labor Support for AWS Project Rainier, New Carlisle, Indiana
AWS's Project Rainier spans 1,200 acres and up to 22 buildings — a multi-year, multi-phase labor need in a growing Midwest data center market.
Project facts (publicly reported)
Amazon Web Services' Project Rainier in New Carlisle, Indiana spans 1,200 acres and up to 22 buildings, with an $11 billion Phase 1 already operational and a further $15 billion Phase 2 underway. A campus built out in phases across that many buildings represents a sustained, multi-year labor need rather than a single mobilization event.
Why phased campuses need a different staffing approach
Unlike a single-building project with one turnover date, a 22-building campus commissions in waves. The labor plan has to flex building by building, with crews cycling between construction final-clean and ongoing maintenance as different phases come online — while other phases are still under active construction nearby.
How LaborNOW's model applies here
- Phased crew planning that scales with each building's own commissioning timeline, not a single fixed date for the whole campus.
- Construction final-clean for buildings reaching turnover, alongside ongoing maintenance cleaning for buildings already operational — see our data center cleaning page.
- Field supervision coordinating across multiple buildings and contractors on the same site — see our hyperscale data center staffing page.
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LaborNOW is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or contracted on this project. This page describes the publicly reported project and how LaborNOW's nationwide labor model could support staffing needs around it.
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