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Water Group, LLC is a Texas-based water and wastewater infrastructure construction contractor. The firm self-performs work such as earthwork, structural concrete, mechanical piping, and process equipment installation
analysis, comprehensive and neighborhood planning, civil and municipal engineering, street and infill design, and infrastructure assessment and prioritization for local governments. It appears as an applicant in City of Dallas
directors appointed by its member cities, the district develops and finances regional water supply infrastructure to meet long-term demand. It appears in municipal proceedings as an applicant on utility
City of Dallas municipal department providing IT infrastructure, services, and support to city government. The department empowers residents, visitors, and businesses through sustainable, reliable, and efficient technology services and smarter
flamingos. The project includes an Elephant Great Room, education center, visitor amenities, and parking infrastructure, approved by Dallas City Council as part of the zoo's long-term expansion
Dallas Love Field Airport's major capital expansion and modernization initiative that includes infrastructure improvements such as a new headhouse, expanded concourse, parking facilities, and a consolidated rental car facility
capital projects division of Dallas Water Utilities responsible for planning, designing, constructing, and inspecting infrastructure projects. The program manages engineering services, pipeline construction, utility automation, and wastewater facilities to support
Dallas-Fort Worth area. The city is preparing fan festivals and broadcast infrastructure to support the tournament
engineering, construction engineering and inspection, and land surveying. It operates as a full-service infrastructure consulting firm serving public and private sector clients
consulting firm with an office in Dallas, Texas. The firm provides services in infrastructure, development, utilities, and environmental projects, including work for municipal clients such as the City of Dallas
company operates multiple branches across the United States and serves as a vendor for infrastructure supplies and materials
Southwestern Medical Center. The district uses tax increment financing to fund public infrastructure and amenities that support mixed-use development, pedestrian connectivity, and transit-oriented access near DART light rail
Dallas Water Utilities infrastructure project involving the FM01 Five Mile Creek Interceptor sewer system. The project encompasses easement acquisition and pipeline work for one of Dallas's primary wastewater collection
Bridgefarmer & Associates, Inc. is a consulting engineering firm specializing in transportation infrastructure, founded in 1976. The firm provides civil design and construction management services for bridges, highways, railroads, roads
following the COVID-19 pandemic. Dallas County and Dallas City received allocations to support infrastructure, social services, economic recovery, and public health initiatives
existing facility and creation of a mixed-use district with extensive open-space infrastructure and an improved street grid. The project aims to position Dallas as a premier convention
Union Pacific Railroad via a voter-approved underpass project, part of broader transportation and infrastructure improvements to link West Dallas with downtown
municipal infrastructure project to rehabilitate the Bachman Lake Dam and adjacent spillway system in Dallas. The project improved flood control capacity, replaced and relocated spillways to reduce adjacent property flooding
sustainable inner-city development. The organization provides enhanced security, capital improvements including landscaping and infrastructure, cultural events, and community development across approximately 60 mixed-use properties in the South Side
Works is responsible for the design, construction, and maintenance of the City's mobility infrastructure in the City's right-of-way. The department focuses on providing a safe, reliable