Siemens - Bridge Crane in Fort Worth, TX

Siemens is installing a bridge crane at the Carter Park facility located at 7200 Harris Legacy Drive in Fort Worth. The project is a renovation and alteration spanning 1,425 sq ft with an estimated cost of $334,096. This work is privately funded on private land for private use, with Carter Park East Phase 1 LLC listed as the owner of record. The registered accessibility specialist for this filing is James J Heilman.

Project Scope and Cost

The scope of work is strictly defined as the installation of a bridge crane. At a computed cost of $234 per square foot, this project sits above the county median of $79 per square foot for similar renovation and alteration filings in Tarrant County. The total estimated cost is also above the county median of $250,000 for this type of work. However, the scheduled build window of 21 days is shorter than the county median of 92 days, indicating a focused, rapid installation phase rather than a broad structural overhaul.

Registration and Status

The project was registered with TDLR in August 2026 with a target completion date of September 2026. That completion date has passed. The public record shows no plan review or inspection has been recorded since registration. Therefore, whether the crane installation proceeded to completion is not confirmed in the available data. The TDLR status remains Project Registered, but without inspection records, the final physical state of the facility cannot be verified from this filing alone.

Carter Park East Phase 1 LLC holds two other TDLR-registered projects in Fort Worth. These include Carter Park East Building 1, with one project totaling $429,860 where inspection is complete, and another for $91,485 that is closed. This indicates an active development portfolio at the Carter Park site. The current project fits within a broader pattern of industrial and commercial improvements at the Harris Legacy Drive address.

City of Fort Worth permit records show 12 permits on file at this street address, issued between February 2025 and August 2026. These include eight Commercial Building Permits, two Plumbing permits, one Mechanical permit, and one Electrical permit. The declared valuations on these permits total $21,959,037. Seven of these permits have a final status, and the most recent entry is listed as the installation of a bridge crane, aligning with the TDLR filing scope.