DFW Terminal D CDC Suite - Centers for Disease Control in Dfw Airport, TX

The DFW International Airport Terminal D renovation is complete, having passed its final TDLR accessibility inspection in October 2026. This project, filed under the name DFW Terminal D CDC Suite - Centers for Disease Control, involved interior updates to an existing suite at 2333 S International Pkwy D29F418 in Dfw Airport, Texas. The work focused on relocating three office spaces, a conference room, open seating, and accessory areas within a total area of 1,950 sq ft.

DFW Airport served as the owner of record for this renovation, which carried an estimated cost of $1,800,000. This figure translates to a cost of $923 per square foot, a rate that is above the county median of $72 for similar renovation and alteration projects in Dallas County. The project was registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation in December 2025, with plan review completed by February 2026. Construction began in December 2025, aligning with the scheduled build window that matches the county median of 92 days.

Project Scope and Design

Gensler, the design firm of record, oversaw the architectural and planning aspects of this interior update. The scope was strictly limited to the relocation and rearrangement of existing spaces within the CDC Suite, rather than new construction or expansion. Konny Deffner was listed as the registered accessibility specialist responsible for ensuring the design met required standards. The project was privately funded on private land for private use, distinct from larger public infrastructure projects at the airport.

DFW Airport has six other TDLR-registered projects, totaling $113,630,000, including significant work on Terminal E Satellite and Terminal C. Gensler has also been the design firm for six other projects totaling $47,500,000, ranging from Houston commercial buildings to Frisco financial facilities. While this specific 1,950 sq ft renovation is modest in size compared to the median 4,226 sq ft for Dallas County alterations, its cost per square foot is significantly higher, reflecting the specialized nature of the interior fit-out work.

The project timeline moved from registration in December 2025 to final inspection in October 2026. Although the filing listed a completion date of March 2026, the official TDLR status confirms that the final TDLR accessibility inspection was passed in October 2026, marking the definitive end of the construction and compliance process. The record does not indicate any delays or additional phases beyond this final inspection.