BSW Marble Falls CT Scan 2

Baylor Scott and White has registered a renovation project at its Marble Falls Hospital located at 810 Texas Highway 71 in Burnet County. The filing, named BSW Marble Falls CT Scan 2, details the conversion of existing X-ray, control, and dressing rooms into a new Computed Tomography (CT) Scan Room with supporting spaces. The total scope covers approximately 700 square feet of interior alteration.

Project Scope and Cost

The estimated cost for this renovation is $300,000, which calculates to $429 per square foot. This per-square-foot figure is above the county median of $120 for similar renovation filings, while the total project cost aligns closely with the $300,000 median for this type of work in Burnet County. The scheduled build window of 102 days is shorter than the county median of 122 days, reflecting a focused, high-intensity construction period for a specialized medical space.

Baylor Scott and White is the owner of record for this project. The design firm of record is BSA, a firm that has also been involved in large-scale healthcare projects in Texas, including the McLane Children's Hospital in Temple and the Baylor, Scott and White - Temple facility. The registered accessibility specialist for this filing is David C Deming. The project is privately funded and situated on private land for private use.

Timeline and Status

The project was registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation in March 2026. The filing indicates a construction start date of May 2026 and a target completion date of August 2026. However, no plan review or inspection has been recorded since registration. Consequently, the public record does not confirm whether the work proceeded as scheduled or if the facility is operational. The status remains "Project Registered" without evidence of completed inspections or final approvals.

This renovation is part of a broader portfolio of healthcare infrastructure managed by Baylor Scott and White, which has six other TDLR-registered projects totaling nearly $25 million across Texas. While the hospital serves the Marble Falls community, where the median household income is approximately $72,669 according to Census estimates, the specific construction record for this CT scan room remains limited to the initial registration details provided to state authorities.