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Concho River Bank Stabilization in San Angelo, TX
Rio Concho, San Angelo, TX, 76903
Concho River Bank Stabilization is a new construction project at Rio Concho, San Angelo, in Tom Green County, TX, tracked from its Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) registration. Under construction, estimated completion Jun 2027. The project has an estimated value of $8.0M across about 320,500 sq ft.
- Estimated project value
- $8.0M
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- Reported floor area
- 320,500 ft²
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- Estimated cost / ft²
- $25/sqft
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- Scheduled duration
- 1 year
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20 days after the preceding date shown.
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159 days after the preceding date shown.
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365 days after the preceding date shown.
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📰About Concho River Bank Stabilization
The N. Concho River project in San Angelo involves stabilizing river banks, re-aligning a walking trail, and constructing a pedestrian bridge and ramp structure. The City of San Angelo is the owner of record for this new construction, which covers an overall project area of approximately 320,000 square feet. The estimated cost is $7,997,000, and the work is located along Rio Concho in San Angelo, TX 76903.
Freese and Nichols, Inc. is the design firm of record, with Stephen D Macphie listed as the registered accessibility specialist. The project involves public funds and public land. TDLR completed plan review in December 2025, clearing the path for construction that is scheduled to start in June 2026 and is scheduled to finish in June 2027.
Cost and Scope Context
The estimated cost of $7,997,000 is above the county median for new construction in Tom Green County. The calculated cost of $25 per square foot is below the county median of $134 per square foot. The scheduled build window of 365 days is longer than the county median of 216 days. This discrepancy reflects the nature of the work, which focuses on earthwork and structural stabilization rather than high-density building construction.
The City of San Angelo has six other TDLR-registered projects totaling $40,519,277, including the San Angelo Coliseum and Lake Nasworthy. Freese and Nichols, Inc. has six other registered projects totaling $39,188,190 across Texas, including work in Austin and Hutto. This project fits within a broader portfolio of public infrastructure investments in the region.
Third-party observations highlight the dynamic nature of the Concho River. A Facebook post by betoorourke described runoff transforming the bone-dry N. Concho River into an oasis in San Angelo State Park. Another post by 1893767774120706 mentioned paddling the S. Concho River and taking photos of the area. These comments underscore the recreational and ecological significance of the river that this project aims to stabilize and enhance.
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Concho River Bank Stabilization is a New Construction project located at Rio Concho, San Angelo, TX 76903 in San Angelo, Texas. The project has an estimated value of $8.0M covering 320,500 sq ft. City of San Angelo is the property owner and Freese and Nichols, Inc. is the design firm of record. The project was registered with TDLR on December 4, 2025.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the estimated cost of the N. Concho River project?
The estimated cost is $7,997,000. This covers river bank stabilization, walking trail re-alignment, and the construction of a pedestrian bridge and ramp structure in San Angelo.
When is construction scheduled to start and finish?
Construction is scheduled to start in June 2026 and is scheduled to finish in June 2027. TDLR completed plan review in December 2025, allowing the project to proceed to the construction phase.
Who is the owner of the N. Concho River project?
The City of San Angelo is the owner of record. The project involves public funds and public land, with Freese and Nichols, Inc. serving as the design firm.
How large is the project area?
The overall project area is approximately 320,000 square feet. This scope includes bank stabilization and pedestrian infrastructure improvements along the Rio Concho in San Angelo.
Is the N. Concho River project open to the public?
No, the project is not yet open. Construction is scheduled to begin in June 2026, so the new structures and stabilized banks are not available for public use.
What is Concho River Bank Stabilization?
Concho River Bank Stabilization is a new construction project at Rio Concho in San Angelo, Texas, registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR). Scope of work: River bank stabilization, walking trail re-alignment and pedestrian bridge/ramp structure, overall project area approx 320,000sf
Is Concho River Bank Stabilization open in San Angelo?
Concho River Bank Stabilization is still under construction in San Angelo, TX, with an estimated completion of Jun 2027 according to its TDLR registration.
Where is Concho River Bank Stabilization located?
Concho River Bank Stabilization is located at Rio Concho, San Angelo, TX, 76903, in Tom Green County.
Who is the owner or developer of Concho River Bank Stabilization?
City of San Angelo is the property owner/developer of record for Concho River Bank Stabilization, per its TDLR project registration.
Who is the architect or design firm for Concho River Bank Stabilization?
Freese and Nichols, Inc. is the design firm of record for Concho River Bank Stabilization, according to its TDLR filing.
How much does Concho River Bank Stabilization cost and how big is it?
Concho River Bank Stabilization has an estimated construction value of $8.0M and approximately 320,500 square feet (about $25/sqft), based on its TDLR filing.
Scope of Work
River bank stabilization, walking trail re-alignment and pedestrian bridge/ramp structure, overall project area approx 320,000sf
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.
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Rio Concho, San Angelo, TX, 76903
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