Island Roadhouse Data Centers is engineered to support purpose-built, high-security colocation environments for U.S. Government agencies, defense programs, and hyperscale partners operating at Impact Levels 5 and 6.
Our Missouri campus combines physical isolation, energy resilience, and advanced environmental design to meet the highest federal security expectations while delivering unmatched efficiency.

Secure Infrastructure for the Nation’s Most Critical Workloads

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Facility Infrastructure for IL5, IL6, FedRAMP High, and SCIF-Capable Workloads

Government, defense, intelligence, and regulated enterprise workloads require more than standard data center capacity. They require infrastructure that can support physical security, operational resilience, network separation, controlled access, redundant mechanical and electrical systems, and tenant-specific compliance pathways.

Island Roadhouse Data Centers is designing its campus to support secure compute environments that may include DoD Impact Level 5, DoD Impact Level 6, FedRAMP High, classified, sovereign, and SCIF-capable deployments. Final authorization, accreditation, and compliance approvals remain specific to each tenant, workload, cloud platform, agency, and operating model.

The IRDC facility platform is intended to support secure deployment requirements through:

  • Dedicated data hall and suite options for sensitive workloads

  • Physical separation strategies for tenant-specific environments

  • Redundant power and cooling infrastructure for mission-critical operations

  • Controlled access zones and secure operational workflows

  • Fiber pathway planning and carrier diversity

  • Support for tenant-led compliance, authorization, and accreditation processes

  • Campus-scale expansion for long-term government, defense, and hyperscale requirements

This approach allows government agencies, defense contractors, cloud providers, AI infrastructure companies, and secure enterprise operators to evaluate IRDC as a long-term infrastructure platform for sensitive and high-availability compute needs.

Hyperscale-Grade Resilience

Hyperscalers can deploy sovereign or classified cloud capacity within a hardened, energy-independent environment.

  • 12 MW GPU/HPC modules with 2N electrical and N+1 cooling

  • Dry-cooler architecture ensuring zero-water operations

  • Carbon-neutral energy platform for long-term reliability

  • Direct A/B fiber routes to major federal and commercial network exchange points

Partnership and Customization

Our team works side-by-side with federal program managers, hyperscalers, and prime integrators.

  • Define security envelopes and accreditation pathways

  • Integrate tenant-specific controls and monitoring

  • Deliver rapid deployment through prefabricated MEP blocks

  • Support joint operations under long-term lease structures

Sustainability Meets Security

Unlike traditional secure facilities, Island Roadhouse pairs mission assurance with environmental performance.

  • Zero-Water Cooling – no process water drawdown, preserving local aquifers

  • Ultra-Low PUE – high-efficiency thermal and power systems

  • Zero Carbon Energy Mix – designed for 24/7 clean generation

For agencies and defense programs, the data center is more than real estate – it’s part of the mission. Our secure colocation model is designed to align with U.S. government expectations for classified and sensitive workloads without forcing tenants into a one-size-fits-all build.

How We Think About Secure Government Colocation

At a high level, our approach to IL5/IL6-ready and SCIF-capable environments includes:

• Defense-in-depth security – Layered physical, logical, and operational controls designed to work alongside existing customer security programs rather than replace them.


• Clear separation of duties – Facility operations, tenant operations, and security responsibilities are defined up front so there are no surprises once workloads go live.


• Standards-aligned design – We design to align with applicable federal frameworks (for example FISMA High, FedRAMP High and DISA SRG concepts) while recognizing that each program office and AO will have its own interpretation.


• Mission continuity first – Power, cooling and connectivity are all engineered with the assumption that downtime is not an option for the workloads we host.

Every government or defense tenant undergoes its own accreditation and authorization process. Our role is to provide a facility platform that is engineered to support that journey.