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Discover which participants have been publicly named on regional projects—and practical next checks for contractors and suppliers.

These 8 items are documented source events dated 2024–2026, not live opportunities or current bidding invitations. "What to do next" is our research guidance, not evidence that procurement is open. No current open bids have been independently verified.
8 source-verified research items
New manufacturing announcementIN · Grid manufacturing

Nucor announces $105M utility-structures expansion ↗

IEDC says Nucor plans to add approximately 125,000 square feet in Crawfordsville, with groundbreaking targeted for Q1 2027.

Named participants

Nucor (developer); construction contractor not verified

What to do next

Investigate local permit filings and Nucor trade/supplier communications; this announcement is not an open solicitation.

Announcement only; no verified open bidOriginal: Indiana Economic Development Corporation ↗
Regulatory orderKY · Data centers / Power

PSC approves TeraWulf Hawesville electricity-service agreement ↗

The Kentucky PSC approved the TeraWulf/Justified DataPower electric-service agreement under case 2026-00115. Approval does not authorize building construction.

Named participants

Justified DataPower / TeraWulf (developer); Big Rivers and Kenergy (utilities)

What to do next

Check post-case regulatory filings, subsequent permits and official construction announcements; no contractor or bid verified.

Utility service approved; construction and bids not verifiedOriginal: Kentucky Public Service Commission ↗
Groundbreaking documentedIN · Semiconductors

SK hynix begins work on West Lafayette semiconductor facility ↗

SK hynix says it held the groundbreaking ceremony on August 27, 2026 for its advanced packaging and R&D campus.

Named participants

SK hynix (developer); Purdue University (research collaboration)

What to do next

Monitor the official project site and local construction/permit records to identify actual contractors and purchasing procedures.

Project milestone; no verified open bidOriginal: SK hynix Newsroom ↗
Development partnershipKY · Data centers · Power

DOE identifies Paducah data-center and power partners ↗

DOE selected Brookfield for the planned data-center campus and NextEra Energy for dedicated energy infrastructure; the power service agreement remains subject to PSC approval.

Named participants

Brookfield, NextEra Energy, Big Rivers Electric, Jackson Purchase Energy, Paducah Power System

What to do next

Track Kentucky Public Service Commission proceedings and official developer announcements before treating this as a construction procurement lead.

Proposed development; no verified open bidOriginal: U.S. Department of Energy ↗
Facility expansion announcementOH · Data-center cooling

Vertiv announces Ohio thermal-management manufacturing expansion ↗

Vertiv announced an approximately $50 million investment in Ironton and Westerville capacity for critical thermal-management technologies.

Named participants

Vertiv (announcing company; no construction general contractor identified in this announcement)

What to do next

Check Vertiv’s own purchasing, hiring, and permitting updates; avoid assuming supplier awards or bids from the expansion announcement alone.

Investment announced; no verified open bidOriginal: Vertiv Investor Relations ↗
Contractor identifiedOH · Defense manufacturing

Regional trades council identifies Elford on Anduril Arsenal-1 ↗

The regional building trades council reported Elford as the phase-one general contractor, discussing active construction as of its February 2026 update.

Named participants

Anduril (facility owner); Elford (phase-one GC, per building trades council)

What to do next

Verify phase-specific trade opportunities with official project contacts; do not assume currently unawarded packages.

Contractors + entry pointIN · Data centers

Mortenson confirms Meta Lebanon delivery partners and construction information site ↗

Mortenson says it is collaborating with Turner Construction and Faith Technologies; it directs regional trade partners to a project website for construction information.

Named participants

Meta (owner); Mortenson, Turner Construction, Faith Technologies (named collaborators)

What to do next

Visit the designated project website, identify the relevant trade-partner contact, and verify current prequalification requirements and bid packages.

Procurement information entry point; open bid not verifiedOriginal: Mortenson ↗
Contractor + prequalificationIN · Data centers

Turner selected for Meta Jeffersonville campus ↗

Turner states it was selected to construct the Jeffersonville data-center campus and points interested firms toward its subcontractor prequalification process.

Named participants

Meta (owner); Turner Construction (confirmed contractor)

What to do next

Use Turner’s publicly described prequalification route, but first ask whether any Jeffersonville-specific packages remain.

Historical contractor evidence; no verified open bidOriginal: Turner Construction ↗
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