PW-S-00047 / Traffic Guardrails Requirements - 2026 in Plano, TX

The City of Plano is moving forward with a $600,000 renovation and alteration project focused on traffic guardrail requirements. This multi-location effort is registered under the filing name PW-S-00047 / Traffic Guardrails Requirements - 2026. The work covers an estimated 10,000 square feet of infrastructure improvements across various sites in Plano, Texas.

The project is located in Collin County, specifically within the 75076 ZIP code area. According to the registration, the scope of work involves multiple location guardrail improvements. The City of Plano serves as both the owner and the design firm of record for this undertaking. Brandon Mark Quimbey is the registered accessibility specialist associated with the filing.

Funding for this initiative involves public funds, public land, or status as a Federally funded roadway project. This classification indicates the locations are not within the high-risk flood area defined by federal mapping standards.

Project Timeline and Status

The project was registered with TDLR in October 2026. Construction is scheduled to begin in December 2026. The completion date on the filing is targeted for June 2030. This creates a scheduled build window of 1275 days from start to finish.

Compared to other renovation and alteration filings in Collin County, this project's cost is above the county median for its type. The median estimated cost for similar projects in the region is $220,000. While the total cost is higher, the cost per square foot is $60, which is below the county median of $78 per square foot.

The City of Plano has six other TDLR-registered projects totaling $43,216,638. These include various intersection improvements and trail projects. The City also serves as the design firm for six other registered projects totaling $13,607,175. This guardrail project fits within a broader portfolio of municipal infrastructure work managed by the city.