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Greenville South Water Treatment Plant

Close to 480 E Long Branch Drive, Greenville, TX, 75402

Opening ~Apr 2028Review Complete

Greenville South Water Treatment Plant is a new construction project at Close to 480 E Long Branch Drive, Greenville, in Hunt County, TX, tracked from its Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) registration. Under construction, estimated completion Apr 2028. The project has an estimated value of $120.0M across about 1,250,911 sq ft.

Estimated project value
$120.0M
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Reported floor area
1,250,911 ft²
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Estimated cost / ft²
$96/sqft
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Scheduled duration
2 years
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Oct 3, 2025911 days across supplied datesApr 1, 2028

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  1. Project registered · TDLR filing

    Registration of the project with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.

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  2. Review complete · TDLR filing

    The filing records completion of the accessibility review.

    Same day as the preceding date shown.

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  3. Scheduled construction start · Scheduled date

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    180 days after the preceding date shown.

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  4. Scheduled completion · Scheduled date

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    731 days after the preceding date shown.

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📰About Greenville South Water Treatment Plant

The Greenville South Water Treatment Plant is a new construction project near 480 E Long Branch Drive in Greenville, Hunt County. The City of Greenville is building the facility to expand water system capacity to 12 MGD. The project is estimated at $120,000,000 and covers 1,250,911 sq ft. This major infrastructure development is designed to support the region's growing water needs.

Bartlett & West serves as the design firm of record for the Greenville South Water Treatment Plant. The scope includes one major administration building, five small structures, and one canopy structure for chemical storage and process. Fred Dean Shinault is the registered accessibility specialist. The project is registered with TDLR and involves public funds and public land.

Construction Timeline and Status

TDLR completed the plan review process in October 2025. Construction is scheduled to begin in April 2026 and is scheduled to finish in April 2028. The current status is Review Complete. This two-year build window is longer than the median 225-day construction period for similar new construction filings in Hunt County.

The estimated cost of $120,000,000 places the Greenville South Water Treatment Plant in the top quarter of new construction filings in the county, where the median cost is $850,000. However, the cost per square foot is $96, which is below the county median of $170 per square foot for comparable projects.

The City of Greenville has five other TDLR-registered projects totaling $20,810,486, including the Greenville FD Admin & Training Campus and Roy Warren Parkway. Bartlett & West also designed Roy Warren Parkway. A third-party listing on aterio.io identifies the project as an industrial development in the manufacturing industry sector.

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Design review complete, construction may proceed

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Greenville South Water Treatment Plant is a New Construction project located at Close to 480 E Long Branch Drive in Greenville, Texas. The project has an estimated value of $120.0M covering 1,250,911 sq ft. City of Greenville is the property owner and Bartlett & West is the design firm of record. The project was registered with TDLR on October 3, 2025.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the Greenville South Water Treatment Plant located?

The plant is located close to 480 E Long Branch Drive in Greenville, Hunt County, Texas.

What is the capacity of the new water treatment plant?

The facility has a capacity of 12 MGD, designed to expand the City of Greenville's water system capacity.

Who is designing the Greenville South Water Treatment Plant?

Bartlett & West is the design firm of record for the project. Fred Dean Shinault is the registered accessibility specialist.

When will construction start and finish?

Construction is scheduled to start in April 2026 and is scheduled to finish in April 2028. TDLR completed plan review in October 2025.

How much does the project cost?

The estimated cost is $120,000,000. This is above the median estimated cost for new construction projects in Hunt County.

What is Greenville South Water Treatment Plant?

Greenville South Water Treatment Plant is a new construction project at Close to 480 E Long Branch Drive in Greenville, Texas, registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR). Scope of work: Construction of a new water treatment plant with 12 MGD capacity to expand City of Greenville's water system capacity. The plant includes 1 major building for administration, and 5 small buildings & 1 canopy structure for chemical storag…

Is Greenville South Water Treatment Plant open in Greenville?

Greenville South Water Treatment Plant is still under construction in Greenville, TX, with an estimated completion of Apr 2028 according to its TDLR registration.

Where is Greenville South Water Treatment Plant located?

Greenville South Water Treatment Plant is located at Close to 480 E Long Branch Drive, Greenville, TX, 75402, in Hunt County.

Who is the owner or developer of Greenville South Water Treatment Plant?

City of Greenville is the property owner/developer of record for Greenville South Water Treatment Plant, per its TDLR project registration.

Who is the architect or design firm for Greenville South Water Treatment Plant?

Bartlett & West is the design firm of record for Greenville South Water Treatment Plant, according to its TDLR filing.

How much does Greenville South Water Treatment Plant cost and how big is it?

Greenville South Water Treatment Plant has an estimated construction value of $120.0M and approximately 1,250,911 square feet (about $96/sqft), based on its TDLR filing.

Scope of Work

Construction of a new water treatment plant with 12 MGD capacity to expand City of Greenville's water system capacity. The plant includes 1 major building for administration, and 5 small buildings & 1 canopy structure for chemical storage and process

Note: This project is registered under the Texas Accessibility Standards (TAS) program. TDLR registration is required for commercial and public facility construction to ensure compliance with accessibility requirements under Texas Government Code Chapter 469.

Location & views

Close to 480 E Long Branch Drive, Greenville, TX, 75402

33.11629, -96.08000

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