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Defense Colocation Providers

Which colocation providers serve defense workloads?

viabandwidth tracks 88 colocation operators serving defense workloads. Each is classified by operator type and screened for certifications and network presence, so procurement teams can shortlist by vertical fit and verified infrastructure, then contact operators directly.

Vertical classification sourced from operator websites and viabandwidth's own enrichment. Reliability filter applied: operators tagged with five or more verticals are excluded from vertical-specific hubs to reduce noise. Last reviewed 2026-09-04.

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Which colocation providers serve defense workloads?
viabandwidth tracks 88 colocation operators tagged for defense workloads, sourced from operator websites and viabandwidth's own enrichment. The list below prioritises direct operators (verified own infrastructure) first.
What should defense teams look for in a colocation provider?
Defense workloads require US-person-only access for ITAR-controlled environments, physical separation from non-US-government tenants, and operators with existing DoD contract vehicles or the ability to support them. SCIF-adjacent or SCIF-ready facilities are a requirement for classified work.
What compliance requirements apply to defense colocation?
ITAR restricts access to US Persons. CMMC 2.0 applies to DIB contractors handling Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI). IL4/IL5/IL6 impact level requirements apply to DoD cloud. Operators must be able to attest to the physical security controls required by the relevant framework.
How do I contact a colocation operator for a specific vertical?
Each operator profile shows the operator's direct sales contact for free, a role-based email or phone number where the operator has provided one, and a free quote request that routes straight to them. Filter by certification or country first to narrow the shortlist.