Amazon Pecos County Building A: USD 300 Million Accessibility Filing

Site and filed scope

• Building A is registered at 6000 TX-18, Fort Stockton, Pecos County, Texas. Its accessibility filing lists 189,060 square feet. The record does not establish the previous use of the individual building footprint.^[1]

Construction and timeline

• The filing lists August 1 to December 1, 2026 as the scheduled construction window. Completed accessibility review does not verify completed construction or an operational opening.^[1]

Cost

• The Building A filing estimates USD 300 million for its own scope. This is a published filing estimate, not an allocation of the entire campus investment.^[1]

Campus imagery

• Pacifico Energy supplies the shared GW Ranch campus renderings. These illustrate the overall campus and do not identify Building A or prove that it is complete. The renderings are shared campus context.^[6]

Shared-campus reactions

• Pacifico welcomed the GW Ranch generation permit in January. These are campus energy-platform reactions, not assessments of this individual building or confirmation of its opening.^[3]

Energy oversight

• Senators Sheldon Whitehouse, Martin Heinrich and Chris Van Hollen questioned the gas-generation plan in a March 13 letter. Their criticism concerns the shared power campus.^[4]

Owner response

• Amazon told DCD in August that it would pay the full cost of powering its planned Pecos County campus. That statement does not allocate power or construction cost to this building.^[5]

Map location and scope

• The map uses the GW Ranch Energy Center’s published site coordinates, 31.171, −102.895, from the TCEQ application’s core-data form. The source locates the energy campus approximately 17 miles north of Fort Stockton, west of Highway 18. This is shared campus context for the Pecos County buildings, not a surveyed marker for an individual building footprint. No individual building boundary is established by this point.^[2]