Location: Northwest of 144th & Fairview Road

This tour will take you through an under-construction building that upon completion will be a data center for Meta, parent company of Facebook. It’s part of the company’s multi-billion-dollar data center campus that takes up a square mile of suburban Sarpy County. The campus is so large, that parts of it are located in two different cities: Papillion and Springfield. The northern part of the data center campus has been operational for several years, but the Menlo Park, California-based company continues to expand the site as its data-capacity needs increase.

Rules: No photos; Participate in pre-tour safety orientation; Put on Personal Protective Equipment Capacity: 15 attendees Tour Guide: Turner Construction

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Location: 13033 Pierce Street

Get a taste of Silicon Valley here on the Great Plains! This tour will explore LinkedIn’s regional headquarters, one of the Sunnyvale, California-based company’s seven offices in the United States and 30 worldwide. The 200,000 sq. ft. office space comprises two, 5-story buildings connected via skywalk. Completed in 2022, LinkedIn’s Omaha buildings have 2-Star Fitwell and LEED Gold Certifications. The buildings are part of Sterling Ridge, a mixed-use development that includes other office buildings plus retail and residential uses as well as a soon-to-be constructed hotel.

Rules: No photographs; Attendees sign NDA Capacity: 20 attendees Tour Guide: Dan Wood, Site Manager Workplace Ops-Omaha, LinkedIn

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Location: Southwest of Pacific Street & Applied Parkway

Have you ever visited an office building in which every parking space is underground? This tour will take you through Applied Underwriters’ 475,000 sq. ft., future headquarters building that is like no other office building you’ve seen. Beneath the main structure is a 2-story parking garage totaling 562,000 sq. ft., accommodating 1,000 vehicles, and includes a data center, ample storage, two car washes, a fitness room, locker rooms, mechanical and electrical rooms and two loading docks—all designed to preserve 50 acres of green space and natural habitat above. Above ground, the building has two, 3-story wings connected in the middle by an 80-foot atrium. The building could hold up to 2,000 employees and is part of Heartwood Preserve, a 500-acre, mixed-use development just west of Boys Town.

Rules: Attendees may be required to wear Personal Protective Equipment Capacity: 15 attendees Tour Guide: Bart Emanuel of Applied Underwriters and John Lemay of JE Dunn Construction

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