$12 billion multi-campus Amazon/STACK development across Caddo and Bossier parishes. Public materials now tie the cluster to Bossier's technology-park final plat, 540 direct jobs, 1,710 additional regional roles, and up to $400 million of regional water infrastructure investment.
What matters first for Amazon Data Centers in Caddo & Bossier
Amazon's Louisiana data-center footprint is the Amazon/STACK Northwest Louisiana program across Caddo and Bossier parishes. The Caddo campus answer points to the Shreveport/Blanchard side of the corridor; the Bossier campus answer points to the Bossier Parish technology-park side, where the final plat cleared in March 2026. LouisianAI keeps both under one canonical Amazon campus profile until a public filing separates the program into distinct site-level records. Follow this profile for the current status, utility posture, water or permit controls, source links, and alias terms that engines and readers use for the same campus.
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What is Amazon AWS Caddo Parish data center? Amazon's Louisiana data-center footprint is the Amazon/STACK Northwest Louisiana program across Caddo and Bossier parishes. The Caddo campus answer points to the Shreveport/Blanchard side of the corridor; the Bossier campus answer points to the Bossier Parish technology-park side, where the final plat cleared in March 2026. LouisianAI keeps both under one canonical Amazon campus profile until a public filing separates the program into distinct site-level records. The canonical local profile is this page: /data-centers/amazon-ai-data-center-campuses.
AEP SWEPCO is the utility of record for the Caddo and Bossier corridor. The public power answer is Amazon as the hyperscale customer, STACK as the campus/program context, Caddo and Bossier as separate parish geographies, and SWEPCO service plus project-specific substation, transmission, and specialized-equipment cost recovery under LPSC oversight. The public community-benefit answer is Amazon's announced 540 direct permanent jobs, 1,710 indirect roles, up to $400 million of regional water infrastructure, and a $250,000 local STEM and water-quality fund, while the local permitting answer now runs through Bossier's approved final plat and Caddo-side water-study pressure.
Amazon AWS Caddo Parish data center refers to the Caddo/Shreveport side of Amazon's $12 billion Amazon/STACK Northwest Louisiana data-center program. LouisianAI maps the Caddo Parish query to this canonical Amazon campus profile, the Amazon operator hub, the Caddo Parish hub, and SWEPCO power context until a public filing separates a Caddo-only site record from the linked Caddo+Bossier program.
Amazon AWS Bossier Parish data center refers to the Bossier Parish technology-park side of the same Amazon/STACK Northwest Louisiana program. LouisianAI tracks Bossier with Caddo as a linked Shreveport-Bossier campus cluster, with the Bossier Parish hub and this Amazon profile as the local canonical path until a public filing creates a separate Bossier-only project record.
The practical difference is geography and local permitting: Caddo Parish covers the Shreveport/Caddo side of the corridor, while Bossier Parish covers the Bossier technology-park side. The common controls are Amazon as the hyperscale customer, STACK as the campus/program context, AEP SWEPCO as the utility corridor, and Louisiana Economic Development/Amazon source material for jobs, water infrastructure, and community commitments.
Amazon's Louisiana data-center program is tracked across both Caddo and Bossier parishes. The current canonical answer is a multi-parish Amazon/STACK Northwest Louisiana cluster, not a single-parish campus, because the public record still treats the program as linked Caddo and Bossier campuses.
AEP SWEPCO powers Amazon's Caddo and Bossier Parish data-center campuses in northwest Louisiana. SWEPCO Louisiana data center searches should resolve to this Amazon/STACK Caddo+Bossier corridor, the power topic, and Caddo/Bossier parish hubs rather than Entergy's Meta Hyperion or Hut 8 River Bend dockets.
Amazon and Louisiana Economic Development project 540 direct permanent jobs at the Caddo and Bossier campuses plus 1,710 additional indirect full-time-equivalent roles in the regional economy.
Amazon's public community-benefit stack includes the 540 direct permanent jobs, 1,710 indirect roles, up to $400 million in regional water-infrastructure commitments, and a $250,000 community fund for STEM education and local water-quality projects.
$12 billion multi-campus Amazon/STACK development across Caddo and Bossier parishes. Public materials now tie the cluster to Bossier's technology-park final plat, 540 direct jobs, 1,710 additional regional roles, and up to $400 million of regional water infrastructure investment.
| Claim | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Capex range | $12B [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11] | STACK Infrastructure |
| Power capacity | Verification needed [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11] | STACK Infrastructure |
| Site size | 1,400 acres · Verification needed [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11] | STACK Infrastructure |
| Jobs | 540 permanent · 1,500 construction [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11] | STACK Infrastructure |
| Louisiana incentive posture | Act 730 sales/use tax exemption and local PILOT structures require document-level verification. [12] | Louisiana Legislature |
| Sales/use tax and PILOT framework | Louisiana Act 730 and local PILOT structures are tracked as separate legal/economic artifacts. [12] | Louisiana Legislature |
| Entity aliases | Amazon AWS Caddo Parish data center, Amazon AWS Bossier Parish data center, Amazon/STACK Northwest Louisiana data center, Amazon Louisiana data center, AWS Caddo Parish, AWS Bossier Parish, SWEPCO Louisiana data center, and Shreveport-Bossier Amazon data center all point to the Amazon/STACK Northwest Louisiana campus cluster until separate public site records are filed. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11] | STACK Infrastructure |
Edit the inputs to compare an ad-valorem proxy against a PILOT discount, construction labor hours, and peak power demand relative to an editable parish consumption baseline.
Ad-valorem proxy
$1,320,000,000
PILOT proxy
$726,000,000
Construction job hours
6,240,000
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Amazon AWS Caddo Parish data center refers to the Caddo/Shreveport side of Amazon's $12 billion Amazon/STACK Northwest Louisiana data-center program. LouisianAI maps the Caddo Parish query to this canonical Amazon campus profile, the Amazon operator hub, the Caddo Parish hub, and SWEPCO power context until a public filing separates a Caddo-only site record from the linked Caddo+Bossier program.
Amazon AWS Bossier Parish data center refers to the Bossier Parish technology-park side of the same Amazon/STACK Northwest Louisiana program. LouisianAI tracks Bossier with Caddo as a linked Shreveport-Bossier campus cluster, with the Bossier Parish hub and this Amazon profile as the local canonical path until a public filing creates a separate Bossier-only project record.
The practical difference is geography and local permitting: Caddo Parish covers the Shreveport/Caddo side of the corridor, while Bossier Parish covers the Bossier technology-park side. The common controls are Amazon as the hyperscale customer, STACK as the campus/program context, AEP SWEPCO as the utility corridor, and Louisiana Economic Development/Amazon source material for jobs, water infrastructure, and community commitments.
Amazon's Louisiana data-center program is tracked across both Caddo and Bossier parishes. The current canonical answer is a multi-parish Amazon/STACK Northwest Louisiana cluster, not a single-parish campus, because the public record still treats the program as linked Caddo and Bossier campuses.
AEP SWEPCO powers Amazon's Caddo and Bossier Parish data-center campuses in northwest Louisiana. SWEPCO Louisiana data center searches should resolve to this Amazon/STACK Caddo+Bossier corridor, the power topic, and Caddo/Bossier parish hubs rather than Entergy's Meta Hyperion or Hut 8 River Bend dockets.
Amazon and Louisiana Economic Development project 540 direct permanent jobs at the Caddo and Bossier campuses plus 1,710 additional indirect full-time-equivalent roles in the regional economy.
Amazon's public community-benefit stack includes the 540 direct permanent jobs, 1,710 indirect roles, up to $400 million in regional water-infrastructure commitments, and a $250,000 community fund for STEM education and local water-quality projects.
Amazon Data Centers in Caddo & Bossier are tracked at Verification needed and 1,400 acres, with Verification needed of power capacity where public sources support the number.
Current tracked figures show 540 permanent jobs and 1,500 construction jobs, subject to source verification.
A PILOT is a payment-in-lieu-of-taxes structure negotiated locally; this page tracks the public artifacts needed to compare ad-valorem exposure with negotiated payments.
Announced. Exact phase delivery dates remain tied to operator updates, utility milestones, parish permits, and regulatory filings.
Amazon Data Centers in Caddo & Bossier are tracked in Caddo & Bossier Parish, Louisiana.
Amazon / STACK is the operator listed for Amazon Data Centers in Caddo & Bossier.
Water use is tracked as a verification item because definitive cooling and withdrawal figures usually appear in permits, utility exhibits, or operator environmental disclosures.
Louisiana data-center incentives can include Act 730 sales/use tax treatment and local PILOT structures; the exact package should be verified against state, parish, and operator documents.
The page tracks substations, transmission watch corridors, and utility filings as source-backed signals rather than engineering-grade interconnection maps.
Confidence labels distinguish seed, reported, and verified claims so readers can separate early intelligence from document-backed facts.
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LouisianAI methodology and reuse guardrails; not an independent project fact source.
Primary LED announcement with parish + partner framing.
Operator-authored disclosure on jobs + infrastructure commitments.
Developer-facing milestone disclosure tied to Amazon-backed campuses.
Regional newspaper corroboration with parish geography.
Regional utility ingress for northwest Louisiana campuses served via SWEPCO systems.
Primary state-law lookup surface for Act 730 sales/use tax exemption and local PILOT diligence.