WhereiPark, America’s leading marketplace for parking solutions, has secured its 10th major data center site in partnership with one of the U.S.'s top 10 construction firms. This milestone is providing over 300 parking spaces within three miles of the job site, ensuring employees and subcontractors have reliable and convenient parking as the project ramps up.  

Since expanding into the data center sector in 2021, WhereiPark has facilitated over 4000 parking spaces and deployed several shuttle buses to support construction projects. Demand continues to surge, with data center construction investment in the U.S. reaching a record-breaking $31.5 billion in 2024.

Solving the Parking Gap in Data Center Construction

“Data centers are very unique in that they are vast in scale, but require minimal staffing once operational,” said Joshua Eisen, CRO of WhereiPark. “This creates a major parking shortage during the construction phase, when hundreds of workers need daily access to the site—but since parking is not an integral part of the development, it can be scarce.”

WhereiPark ensures strategically located parking within minutes of construction sites, reducing commute times and keeping projects on schedule.

Helping Construction Firms Win Bids & Reduce Costs

WhereiPark offers a no-fee search service to help construction project managers, and estimators to quickly secure parking and/or shuttle buses for between 10 and 1,000+ workers. This saves time on sourcing, negotiations, and administration, and with its network of over 15,000 locations worldwide, clients get access to special locations at discounted rates. 

For firms in the bid stage, WhereiPark helps prevent costly mistakes, offering accurate parking costs that tighten bids, reduce risk, and increase the chances of securing winning contracts by lowering parking costs.

“We’re proud to support America’s construction firms as they help the world’s leading technology companies expand their cloud and AI infrastructure, driving the need for more data storage and processing power,” Eisen said. “While our largest projects are in Northern Virginia—just outside Washington, D.C.—as well as California, Texas, and Georgia, we’re also working with firms across the U.S. and Canada. WhereiPark is committed to assisting construction companies in every region we serve.”

WhereiPark sources underutilized parking spaces from various property types, to reduce the need for new parking infrastructure and minimizing the environmental impact.

For parking for 10 or 1,000+ workers visit www.whereipark.com