Telorean, a Seattle, Wash.-based IT services company, has opened a new 90,000-square-foot data center in Houston, Texas. The company said it will use the facility to provide colocation services as well as business continuity, disaster recovery and other managed services, according to a Telorean news release.

“It is a state-of-the-art data center in terms of systems redundancy, uptime and efficiency,” the company’s CEO Bryan Broderick said in a statement. “The center also supports best practices in energy efficiency to help advance both Teloreans’s and its customers’ sustainability strategies.”

Telorean invested $15 million in the new facility. Other offerings provided there include hosting, application, email, collaboration, network, manages security, storage and replication services. The company’s core business is design, installation and management of telecommunications systems.