Crisp County in Georgia is potentially set to have a new technology campus called Project Splice developed in the near future. The project, with an estimated value of $6 billion, will consist of seven buildings spread across 2.1 million square feet of space. The developers, Red Wolf DCD Properties LLC, have filed documents with the Department of Community Affairs outlining plans for the campus to be completed in three phases by 2033.
The proposed location for the technology campus is east of Cordele, close to Old Nesbitt Road. Once completed, Project Splice will be one of the largest developments in the area, spanning about 36 football fields in size. This project has the potential to bring significant economic growth and job opportunities to the region.
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