RelaySITE PARTNERS

INDEPENDENT SITE ORIGINATION

Find land worth
taking into
development.

We source greenfield sites for small and modular data centers, then investigate the land, utility requirements and local approval path.

Discuss your site requirements

Land. Local relationships. A clearer next decision.

LAND × INFRASTRUCTURE
Land and infrastructure studyAn abstract parcel diagram with contour lines, a highlighted land boundary and a possible utility route. This is an illustration, not an actual property. THE LANDTHE POWER PATH CONCEPT DIAGRAM
Every opportunity starts with the ground.R / 01
Parcel-level researchDirect local conversationsClear remaining questions

01 / WHAT WE DO

A useful site starts
with the right questions.

A parcel becomes more interesting when the owner is open to the use, the utility can explain a possible service path and the local approval requirements are understood.

We bring those conversations together with parcel research to help developers decide where to spend their time.

01

Find the land

Source against your location, footprint, power and timing requirements through development corporations, utility referrals and direct land research.

02

Understand the local path

Investigate the offered area, availability, access, zoning and known restrictions. Speak with the people who know the property and its approval process.

03

Investigate the power requirements

Identify the serving utility and seek a preliminary view of upgrades, timing and operating conditions. Keep utility assessments distinct from assumptions.

04

Make the next decision clearer

Assemble precise parcel information, attributed findings and unresolved issues into a concise opportunity brief for your development team.

THE WORK PRODUCT

A clear starting point
for a closer look.

A useful opportunity brief makes the next conversation specific: which land, which utility, which approval steps—and what still needs an answer.

Talk through your criteria
RELAY SITE PARTNERSOPPORTUNITY BRIEF

The site, in context.

Land
Offered boundary, ownership and current availability
Power
Attributed utility view, required work and remaining checks
Approvals
Current use rules, decision makers and indicative timing
Constraints
Access, physical conditions and connectivity evidence
Next step
The next decision, supporting sources and responsible contacts

Each finding carries its source and status.

02 / OUR APPROACH

From a search brief to a
development conversation.

Focus the search early.
Follow the questions that matter.

  1. 01

    Define

    Start with your markets, initial load, usable land, connectivity and acceptable timing.

  2. 02

    Investigate

    Research properties and speak with landowners, development teams and utilities.

  3. 03

    Document

    Set out the evidence, its limits and the dependencies that could determine whether a site works.

  4. 04

    Connect

    Coordinate introductions and follow-up information for your team’s technical and commercial review.

03 / ABOUT RELAY

Direct relationships.
Clear findings.

Relay Site Partners is led by Ankit Mahajan, an independent site originator based in New Jersey.

Ankit combines public-record research with direct conversations with landowners, utilities and local development teams. His focus is a clear, documented starting point for data-center developers evaluating new locations.

Ankit MahajanSite origination · New Jersey

LET’S START A CONVERSATION

What makes a site
work for you?

Tell us what you’re looking for.
We’ll start with the questions that matter.

Share your site requirements.

Your target geography, initial facility load, footprint, connectivity needs and timing are a useful starting point.

Email Ankit