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development in the East Dallas/Uptown border area and is served by nearby DART transit infrastructure

avenue is undergoing traffic calming improvements focused on enhancing walkability, pedestrian safety, and cyclist infrastructure

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

information technology services provider headquartered in Plano that delivers managed IT services, network infrastructure design, cloud computing, cybersecurity, and audio-visual solutions. The company is listed with the Texas Department

buildings. The terminal is operated by the city as part of the downtown circulation infrastructure

company provides ALTA/ACSM surveys, topographic surveys, construction surveys, GIS mapping, UAV mapping, and infrastructure design services. Licensed in Texas and Oklahoma, the firm operates with 10-19 employees

Infrastructure analysis examining alternative entry corridors to Dallas Love Field Airport to address operational and security risks associated with the airport's single-point access through a congested intersection

company maintains offices in Dallas, Texas and operates across multiple continents, serving clients in infrastructure, planning, design, and related professional services sectors

wastewater engineering consulting firm specializing in planning, design, and construction management of water infrastructure systems. The firm provides services to municipalities, public agencies, private developers, and industrial clients

University Hills single-family residential development in Dallas, involving residential construction and public infrastructure improvements

mixed-use corridor. Ongoing city improvements focus on enhancing walkability and green infrastructure including sidewalks, bicycle paths, and landscaping

tunnel is equipped with computer-monitored jet fans to maintain air quality and lighting infrastructure. The deck park opened in 2012 as a public gathering space connecting downtown and Uptown

East Dallas area. The street is subject to ongoing city planning initiatives, including infrastructure improvements and corridor studies

city's NWH and Preston Road Area Plan which addresses zoning, development, traffic, and infrastructure. The corridor includes mixed residential, commercial, and office uses

northwest Dallas serving District 6. The facility is part of a public safety infrastructure improvement initiative to replace and upgrade fire stations across the city

approved general obligation bonds. Overseen by the Office of Bond & Construction Management, it encompasses infrastructure, public safety, parks, libraries, and community facilities projects across the city

engaged in easement and real estate transactions with the City of Dallas, particularly in infrastructure and utilities projects. The company name references Julius Schepps, a prominent Dallas civic leader from

installation of earth retention, soil erosion control, and hard armament products for municipal, infrastructure, and drainage channel projects in the Dallas-Fort Worth region

city records: Entity referenced in Dallas city proceedings. Appears in topics: transportation, development, contract, infrastructure, grant

Dallas Water Utilities infrastructure project that replaced the aging Walcrest Reservoir and Pump Station located at the northeast corner of Walnut Hill Lane and Hillcrest Road. The project involved constructing