Rehabilitation of East Potable Water Pump Station

The East Pump Station project involves the rehabilitation of the potable water system at 2800 N. Airfield Drive in Dfw Airport, Dallas County. This renovation and alteration scope covers the main building, which measures 5,611 square feet, along with a 410-square-foot support building. The work includes upgrades, repairs, and replacements for civil site improvements and security systems.

The City of Dallas is the owner of record for this $18,000,000 initiative. Jacobs Engineering Group serves as the design firm, while Marcela Abadi Rhoads is the registered accessibility specialist. The project was registered with TDLR in September 2026, with construction start planned for October 2026. Completion is targeted for February 2028.

Scope and Cost Context

The estimated cost places this project in the top quarter of renovation filings in Dallas County. The average cost per square foot is $3,208, which is significantly above the county median of $72 for similar work. The scheduled build window of 516 days is longer than the county median of 92 days, reflecting the complex nature of upgrading critical infrastructure at an airport site.

This geographic detail is part of the broader civil site improvements included in the filing. The project is privately funded on private land for private use, despite the City of Dallas being the owner of record.

Jacobs Engineering Group has six other TDLR-registered projects totaling $272,252,105, including major facilities in Houston and Dallas. The City of Dallas has six other registered projects totaling $23,792,572. This East Pump Station renovation is one of several significant infrastructure investments managed by the city and its design partners.

The registration status indicates that plan review is pending. The project remains in the pre-construction phase per the filing. All details are derived from the official TDLR registration and associated filings.