Strategically located in Culpeper, Virginia, 60 miles from Washington, DC, the NAP of the Capital Region, opening in June 2008, will be the most secure and technologically sophisticated datacenter on the Eastern seaboard.
The 30-acre, multi-datacenter campus is the ideal location for government, enterprise and Web 2.0 clients requiring colocation solutions engineered to meet the needs of today’s power, space and bandwidth-intensive mission-critical applications or hot/warm sites for disaster recovery/COOP environments.
The NAP of the Capital Region campus will consist of up to five 50,000-foot independent datacenter structures and one 72,000-square-foot secure office building. Each structure is a secure bunker, designed to provide clients who require it colocation space that meets standards for sensitive compartmented information facilities (SCIFs) managed by Terremark’s Federal Group. Inside each datacenter, a professional security staff maintains and operates sophisticated surveillance systems, biometric scanners and secured areas for processing of staff, customers and visitors.
A complete suite of services from colocation and connectivity to managed hosting and comprehensive disaster recovery solutions is offered, including solutions utilizing Terremark’s Infinistructure utility computing platform. Built to 160 watts per square foot, the NAP of the Capital Region will easily accommodate today’s power requirements for high density computing environments. Terremark offers 100% service level agreements on power and environmentals for the NAP of the Capital Region.
Call us today at 877-NCR-2008 or fill out our Contact Us to receive more information on this outstanding new datacenter facility and our colocation, managed hosting and disaster recovery services.
| Building Features |
| Specifically designed and built as a carrier-grade Federal data communications and hosting facility offering the ultimate in physical security |
| 10 ft. earth berm surrounding the entire campus with 150 ft. building set backs |
| Compliant fencing, video monitoring, and electronic passage technology |
| Roving perimeter security guards and operating building security guards |
| DoD-trained anti-terrorism personnel on staff |
| Rapid Response Security Force |
| Tiered Access Control Protocols compliant and flexible to conform to all levels of established threat conditions |
| Primary entrance processing point outside the protected berm |
| Isolated shipping/receiving and freight inspection facility (X-ray, etc.) |
| No vehicle traffic in the vicinity of data operating buildings |
| Parking for 250 vehicles in three (3) separate areas allows for segregation and isolation |