Childrens Cath Lab C3375 - Equipment Replacement

The equipment replacement project at Children’s Medical Center Dallas is complete. The facility passed its final TDLR accessibility inspection in August 2026, confirming that construction has concluded. This renovation focused specifically on Operating Room Cath/Hybrid 1 at 1935 Medical District Drive in Dallas, Texas. The work involved replacing critical medical equipment within the hybrid suite, a specialized environment designed for complex interventional procedures.

The project, filed as Childrens Cath Lab C3375 - Equipment Replacement, covered 1,088 square feet of space. Children’s Health is the owner of record for this facility. The Beck Group served as the design firm, overseeing the planning and execution of the renovation. Glenn Thomas Comtois is the registered accessibility specialist associated with the filing, ensuring the space meets state requirements.

The estimated cost for this renovation was $1,200,000. This figure places the project above the median cost for renovation and alteration filings in Dallas County. The cost per square foot reached $1,103, which is significantly higher than the county median of $72 per square foot. These figures reflect the specialized nature of hospital equipment replacement and the high standards required for medical facilities.

Construction began in March 2026, following the registration of the project with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. Plan review was completed in May 2026. The scheduled build window was 149 days, which is longer than the median 92-day window for similar projects in the county. The final inspection took place in August 2026, marking the successful completion of the work.

Children’s Health has registered six other projects in the TDLR system, with a combined value of $6,880,000. These include other renovations at Children’s Medical Center Dallas and projects at Specialty Center Dallas. The Beck Group has also been involved in six other registered projects totaling $38,595,000, ranging from hospital renovations to commercial structures in Frisco and Cedar Hill. This project is part of a broader pattern of infrastructure updates within the Dallas medical district.

The area surrounding the project includes several other registered renovation filings, such as Old Parkland East and Oak Lawn Plaza. The ZIP code 75235 has a population of approximately 19,067, with a median household income of $60,817. The Dallas County unemployment rate stood at 3.3 percent in July 2026. The completion of this project adds to the ongoing modernization of healthcare facilities in the region.