Lumon Solutions Marshfield Data Center (Rifle Range Road)
Marshfield, Webster County, MO
Lumon Solutions Marshfield, LLC is building Lumon Solutions Marshfield Data Center (Rifle Range Road) in Marshfield, MO. Lumon Solutions Marshfield LLC (formed Oct 2025) is building a 5-acre, Tier III 'AI-ready' modular data center (eight modular units, ~7,000-14,000 sq ft) north of Marshfield. Site preparation began without public notice; Webster County has no planning and zoning ordinance, and residents (Protect Webster County) have pushed for a county moratorium. County commission issued a project update May 21, 2026. (Source dated 2026-05-21.).
Project status
- Announced
- Permitting
- Under construction
- Operational
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Records and documentation
Missouri state legislation
- Infrastructure Development and Funding Agreement with CRG Acquisition LLCInfrastructure funding and development agreement between the City of Festus and CRG Acquisition LLC for a local data center project.Download
- Armory Innovation Data Center Project – Summary of CBA ProvisionsSummary document of negotiated CBA provisions and conditional-use terms for the Armory Innovation data center project in St. Louis.Download
- HB1005 - Sales/use tax exemption for data center operationsProvides sales and use tax exemption for goods and services related to data center operations.Download
- Ordinance No. 251031Kansas City, Missouri ordinance reclassifying data centers as an industrial use, enacted January 15, 2026.Download
- HB3390 - Creates new provisions related to the construction of data centersDescription comingDownload
Site details
- Operator
- Lumon Solutions Marshfield, LLC
- County
- Webster County, MO
- Address
- Marshfield, MO
- Stage
- Under construction
Capacity and size: not on file
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