The document summarizes Sabey Data Centers' newest campus, Intergate.Quincy, located in Quincy, Washington. Intergate.Quincy consists of three buildings totaling 520,000 square feet that offer modular colocation options. The campus utilizes hydropower at $0.0225/kWh and efficient cooling systems to maximize energy savings. It provides secure colocation and connectivity through Sabey's IGX network.

1. Or the closest thing to it $.0225/kWh
FREE
POWER

2. Intergate.Quincy is Sabey Data Centers’ newest purpose-built campus—520,000 square feet
in three buildings offering modular efficiency for users of virtually any size. Options include
powered shell, built to suit for client preferences or wholesale colocation managed modules
with our award-winning critical environment management. All Sabey data centers are designed
to maximize energy savings with low-cost hydropower and mechanical systems that derive
efficiencies from the natural environment.
Cooling
• Leading energy-efficient HVAC
technologies
• Customizable for roof-top or side
mounted units
• Evaporative and economizer cooling
lower energy costs 40 – 70%
Power
• Clean, low-cost hydropower at
$0.0225/kWh
• 50-60 MW of aggregate power
delivered to the campus
• Onsite substation planned
• Redundant electrical and mechanical
systems
• Backup systems for emergency
or maintenance events
• Concurrently maintainable
Security
• Secure perimeter security setbacks,
perimeter fencing with intrusion
detection, secure access checkpoint
• Closed circuit TV cameras
• Roving security patrols 24/7/365
Critical Environment Management
• State of the art control and monitoring
• Physical security audits and assessments
• Mission critical responsiveness
• SSAE Type II Audit
Additional Design Features
• Single or multi-tenant buildings available
• Attractive dedicated entrances and
signage potential
• Sunshades enhance comfort and natural light
• Shared common area conference
rooms, rest rooms and loading docks
in multi-tenant buildings
• Dedicated equipment yards are secure
and convenient
• Loading docks for easy access to
secure storage
Intergate.Quincy
Quincy, WA
Site Plan
Buildings A & B
Each buildings is 135,280 SF
2700 kW of critical power per module
Buildings C
1800 kW of critical power per module
A
B
C
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3. 1 Breakroom
2 Vestibule
3 Lobby
4 Conference room
5 IDF
6 Security
7 Security portals
8 Restroom
9 Main Point of Entry 2
10 Carrier Equipment Room 2 (CER)
11 Facility Office
12 Conference room
13 Office/Storage - 2,498 SF
14 Future Office - 1,357 SF
15 Building electrical
16 Future Storage - 2,188 SF
17 Main Point of Entry 1
18 Carrier Equipment Room 1 (CER)
19 Sprinkler Room
20 Loading area - 1,243 SF
Building B - (Future)
Building C
1
58,405 SF
1,811 SF
2
5,263 SF5,315 SF
MMR
3 4
736 SF 2,430 SF
2,096 SF 2,393 SF
Buildings A and B are designed modularly for maximum flexibility.
9,686 SF 9,990 SF 10,041 SF
9,764 SF9,770 SF
9,662 SF
9,816 SF 9,875 SF
20
1
12
13
14
15
18
3
4
2
56 7 8
11
109
16
17
19
Building A
4 3
2 1
43
21
9,764 SF9,770 SF9,816 SF 9,875 SF
9,686 SF9,686 SF9,990 SF 10,041 SF

4. About Sabey Data Centers
For more than 25 years, Sabey Data Centers (SDC) has
been building relationships while developing some of the
world’s finest data centers. Today SDC is one of the top
privately owned-multi-tenant data center developers and
operators in the world.
SDC specializes in scalable, highly efficient, custom-built
solutions including data center- ready powered shell,
turnkey and build to suit data centers. Our turnkey spaces
are operated by an award-winning critical environment
management team consistently recognized for its
disciplined performance and sustained data center uptime.
Some of the world’s most uncompromising enterprises rely
on SDC — we’re proud of our long relationships with our
clients, our most important asset.
0315
12201 Tukwila International Blvd. 4th
Floor
Seattle, WA 98168 | Main 206.281.8700
sabeydatacenters.com
For more information contact:
info@sabeydatacenters.com
• One-to-many interconnectivity
between your data center and any
others with a single connection
to an SDC campus (tenant-to-tenant,
tenant-to-carrier/service provider,
tenant to partner/affiliate)
• Many-to-one interconnectivity allows
multiple affiliated sites to connect
inexpensively to their SDC premises
via IGX.
• IGX facilitates seamless protection
of your data with a secondary or
disaster recovery center at any other
SDC campus.
YOUR MOST CRUCIAL BUSINESS RELATIONSHIPS ARE NETWORKED INSTANTLY THROUGH IGX.
IGX West Coast
In Washington State, IGX provides redundant interconnectivity between Sabey’s
Intergate.East and West campuses, and the Westin Building in downtown
Seattle, a major West Coast carrier exchange location, where Sabey maintains
a secure PoP and large cross-connect capability for carrier-interconnect
purposes.
The IGX Network extends to SDC’s Intergate.Quincy facilities in Central
Washington via a protected longhaul backbone. IGX supports traffic collection
and aggregation throughout the region via distributed colocated switching
capability within carrier hotels in both Portland, Oregon and Spokane,
Washington.
Santa Clara
San Diego
Los Angeles
Chicago
Omaha
Minneapolis
Las Vegas
Dallas
490,000 sf
Denver
520,000 sf
1,200,000 sf
438,000 sf
1,100,000 sf
The IGX network connects with the East Coast at Intergate.Manhattan, SDC’s
one million square foot data center tower in New York City. The high capacity
route and carrier diverse optical fiber backbone provides managed Layer 1 and
Layer 2 connectivity services between Intergate. Manhattan (at 375 Pearl St.)
and all other SDC campuses as well as to multiple carrier hotels in Manhattan
(60 Hudson St., 111 8th Ave. and 32 Ave. of the Americas) via a redundant,
diverse, high capacity private network owned and operated by SDC.
IGX East Coast
Intergate.Seattle
Intergate.Quincy is located in a data center hub supporting some of the world’s
best-known enterprises. The dry, moderate climate and flat, geographically stable
terrain are ideal for maintaining secure mission critical operations.