Supplier, Workforce and Community Benefit Survey

What is a Data Center?

A data center is a secure physical facility that houses servers, storage, and networking equipment to power the internet, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and critical digital systems used by businesses, governments, and communities.

Why This Survey Exists
Tangible Local Benefits
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Standardizes how local businesses access data center opportunities
Clarifies where and how small and local firms can participate across development phases.
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Gives governments a shared framework for local content policy
Aligns incentives, approvals, and oversight around measurable economic and workforce outcomes.
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Helps developers deliver local benefits without slowing projects
Identifies practical ways to integrate local suppliers, jobs, and community investments early.
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Aligns workforce and community investments with real project demand
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Directs training and community benefits to roles and phases that create lasting value.
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Creates clear domestic content and country-of-origin standards
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Verifies where data center products are made and companies are based to support U.S. economics and security.
Survey and Reporting Timeline
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New York / New Jersey Survey Open:
January 1 – February 28, 2026
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What is a NY/NJ Data Center Local Content Insights Report
March/April 2026

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“What Is a Data Center?” Supplier, Workforce, and Community Benefit Survey Launches in NY–NJ

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