NW99 B.P. Fire Pump House 2

A new 500-square-foot utility building is under construction at 20240 Clay Industrial RD FP Tomball in Tomball, Texas. The structure, registered as NW99 B.P. Fire Pump House 2, will house the fire sprinkler system pump and an associated water tank for the Northwest 99 Business Park. This dedicated infrastructure supports the safety systems for the surrounding commercial development.

The project is a new construction effort with an estimated cost of $353,951. This valuation places the cost per square foot at $708, a figure that sits above the Harris County median of $88 for similar new construction filings. While the total project cost is below the county median of $750,000, the specialized nature of the facility drives the higher per-unit cost. The scope is strictly limited to the utility functions required for the business park’s fire suppression capabilities.

Development and Design

Clay Development & Construction serves as the design firm of record for this project. The firm has six other TDLR-registered projects in the region, with a combined value exceeding $36 million. These include distribution centers in Tomball and Brookshire, as well as facilities in Mustang Ridge and Stafford. The owner of record is the Northwest 99 Business Park Property Owner Association, which manages the development of this private commercial zone.

Construction is scheduled to begin in July 2026 following the initial registration with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation in June 2026. The filing indicates a planned completion date, with the project targeted for July 2028. This two-year build window is longer than the county median of 219 days for new construction, reflecting the specific engineering requirements for fire pump infrastructure and water tank installation.

The site is located in Harris County, within the ZIP code 77377 area. Census estimates for this region indicate a population of approximately 39,154 residents and a median household income of $123,015. The project is privately funded and situated on private land for exclusive use by the business park tenants. Laura Fulkerson is the registered accessibility specialist associated with this filing, ensuring compliance with state standards during the design and review process.

As the project moves through plan review, the focus remains on the robust installation of the pump and tank systems. The infrastructure is critical for the operational safety of the Northwest 99 Business Park. The construction timeline accounts for the specialized nature of the work, ensuring that the fire suppression systems are fully integrated before the scheduled completion.