US Customs Building Renovation in Sugar Land, TX

The US Customs & Border Protection Building at 222 1/2 Terminal Ln in Sugar Land is undergoing an interior remodel. This renovation project covers 1,824 sq ft of existing space within the facility. The filing identifies the work as a renovation and alteration of the current structure. The estimated cost for this specific scope of work is $250,000. This places the project’s estimated cost close to the county median for similar renovation filings. The design of record is attributed to Roy Harper AIA Associates Inc. The registered accessibility specialist for the project is Monica J Harris.

Sugar Land Regional Airport is listed as the owner or developer of record. This entity has one other TDLR-registered project totaling $5,587,999. The design firm, Roy Harper AIA Associates Inc, has two other registered projects totaling $3,800,000. These include a $2,500,000 project for Cornerstone Community of Faith Church in Houston and a $1,300,000 project for the Acctivity Building in Huntsville. Both of those projects have completed their review or closed. The current project involves public funds and public land. It is located in Fort Bend County, a region with a median household income of $98,394 according to Census estimates for the 77498 ZIP code.

Timeline and Status

The project registered with TDLR in August 2024. Plan review was completed in the same month. Construction was scheduled to begin in October 2024. The filing indicated a completion date of August 2025. The scheduled build window for this project is 304 days. This duration is longer than the county median of 92 days for similar renovation filings. The cost per square foot is $137, which is above the county median of $80. The project name on the filing is US Customs Building Renovation.

TDLR has not yet recorded a final inspection. Therefore, the current state of the site is not confirmed in the public record. The status is listed as Review Complete. This reflects the administrative completion of the plan review phase. It does not confirm that construction activities have ceased or that the building is fully operational. The record does not provide details on specific interior finishes or operational hours. The project remains a renovation of an existing customs facility. The facts provided cover the registration, scope, and scheduled timeline only. No additional operational details are available in the public filing.