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Project Clydesdale

Under constructionNo union agreement found

Beale Infrastructure's $1 billion data center campus on about 500 acres at East 76th Street North and North Sheridan Road near Owasso, Tulsa County, Oklahoma; Google was revealed as the company behind it. Ground was broken on October 30, 2025. Iron Workers Local 584 and local contractors asked for written local-hiring commitments before county votes. Construction is expected to take at least five years.

Key facts

Capacity
Not available
Estimated cost
$1,000,000,000
Building size
Not available
Construction start
Oct 30, 2025Groundbreaking
Expected completion
Not available
Last verified
Not yet re-verified

Companies and roles

Tenant

Unions

No union agreement was found in the sources reviewed. This does not mean the site is non-union.

Locals with jurisdiction over this site

Local with jurisdiction over this site (not confirmed on the job)

Electricians
Operating engineers (heavy equipment)
Elevator constructors

Prevailing wages (government minimums)

Minimum hourly pay the U.S. Department of Labor sets for federally funded building work in Tulsa County, by trade. It is a floor, not what this project pays: data center jobs often pay above scale, and non-union survey rates can be many years old.

Prevailing wage minimums by trade
TradeWage /hrTotal comp /hr
ElectriciansUnion rate · IBEW Local 584 · effective Jun 1, 2025ELECTRICIANOvertime 1.5× $57.57 · Double time 2× $76.76 · Benefits /hr $12.89$38.38$51.27
Plumbers & pipefittersUnion rate · Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 430 · effective Jul 1, 2025PIPEFITTEROvertime 1.5× $54.98 · Double time 2× $73.30 · Benefits /hr $16.03$36.65$52.68
IronworkersUnion rate · Iron Workers Local 584 · effective Jun 1, 2024IRONWORKER: ORNAMENTAL, REINFORCING AND STRUCTURALOvertime 1.5× $45.53 · Double time 2× $60.70 · Benefits /hr $16.83$30.35$47.18
Sheet metal & HVACUnion rate · Sheet Metal Workers Local 270 · effective Jun 1, 2020SHEET METAL WORKER (HVAC DUCT INSTALLATION ONLY)Overtime 1.5× $53.24 · Double time 2× $70.98 · Benefits /hr $14.60$35.49$50.09
LaborersNon-union survey rate · effective Jul 30, 2012 · old rateLABORER: COMMON OR GENERALOvertime 1.5× $18.66 · Double time 2× $24.88 · Benefits /hr $2.71$12.44$15.15
Operating engineers (heavy equipment)Union rate · Operating Engineers Local 627 · effective Jun 1, 2025POWER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR: GROUP 4 CRANES WITH BOOM INCL. JIB LESS THAN 100 FT AND LESS…Overtime 1.5× $51.11 · Double time 2× $68.14 · Benefits /hr $19.05$34.07$53.12
CarpentersNon-union survey rate · effective Jul 30, 2012 · old rateCARPENTER, EXCLUDES DRYWALL HANGING, AND FORM WORKOvertime 1.5× $22.44 · Double time 2× $29.92 · Benefits /hr $1.55$14.96$16.51
Plasterers & cement masonsNon-union survey rate · effective Jul 30, 2012 · old rateCEMENT MASON/CONCRETE FINISHEROvertime 1.5× $20.58 · Double time 2× $27.44 · Benefits /hr $1.27$13.72$14.99
RoofersUnion rate · Roofers Local 143 · effective Jul 1, 2024ROOFEROvertime 1.5× $39.45 · Double time 2× $52.60 · Benefits /hr $10.34$26.30$36.64
Elevator constructorsUnion rate · Elevator Constructors Local 83 · effective Jan 1, 2025ELEVATOR MECHANICOvertime 1.5× $76.86 · Double time 2× $102.48 · Benefits /hr $38.44$51.24$89.68
Teamsters (drivers)Non-union survey rate · effective Jul 30, 2012 · old rateTRUCK DRIVER: DUMP AND FLATBED TRUCKOvertime 1.5× $16.50 · Double time 2× $22.00 · Benefits /hr $0.00$11.00$11.00
Wage:
the hourly pay in the worker's paycheck, before taxes, at straight time.
Overtime and double time:
the wage × 1.5 and × 2. Federal contracts require time and a half after 40 hours a week; when double time applies (for example Sundays, holidays or after 10–12 hours) is set by each union contract.
Benefits:
paid by the employer on top of the wage into the worker's health insurance, pension and annuity, and apprenticeship training funds (sometimes vacation and holiday pay). Not in the paycheck.
Total comp:
wage + benefits for one straight-time hour.

Journeyman rates only; shift premiums and per diem are not included. Source: Davis-Bacon general wage determinations on SAM.gov.

Apprentices: rates above are for journeymen. Apprentices are usually paid a percentage of the journeyman rate, typically starting around 40–60% and rising about 10 percentage points every 6 months to a year until they reach the full rate. Exact steps vary by trade and local.

  1. U.S. Department of Labor wage determination OK20260053 (SAM.gov) (opens in a new tab)sam.gov · Government filing

Sources

Every fact on this page comes from these public sources:

  1. Tulsa Flyer (opens in a new tab)tulsaflyer.org · News
  2. DatacenterDynamics (opens in a new tab)datacenterdynamics.com · News
  3. KJRH (opens in a new tab)kjrh.com · News
  4. IBEW inside jurisdiction map (OK) (opens in a new tab)ibew.org · Other
  5. U.S. Department of Labor wage determination OK20260053 (SAM.gov) (opens in a new tab)sam.gov · Government filing
  6. Public Radio Tulsa (opens in a new tab)publicradiotulsa.org · News
  7. ConstructConnect (opens in a new tab)news.constructconnect.com · News

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