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Post by btx on Apr 5, 2017 9:55:48 GMT -6
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation
AB Result Listing
The following data reflects some of the current information available to the Department for the referenced construction project and may include corrections to the original registration. This document can be used in lieu of the AB Project Confirmation Page as verification of registration.
Project Number: EABPRJB7814195 Estimated Start Date: 05/01/2017
Current/Last Action: Project Filing Fee Received Estimated Completion: 11/01/2017
Status: Project Logged Estimated Cost: $4,100,000.00
Plan Review By: Job Class: New Construction
Owner Class: Private
Project Name: Eer Brownsville
Project Address: 441 E. Alton Gloor Blvd
City: Brownsville Zip: County: Cameron
Scope of Work:
Building/Facility Name: Exceptional Er Brownsville
Tenant:
Owner: Exceptional Healthcare Inc
Design Firm: Callaway Architecture
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Post by Minion on Apr 7, 2017 12:44:02 GMT -6
GOLD'S GYM - EDINBURG
Project Number: EABPRJB7814412 Estimated Start Date: 04/01/2017
Current/Last Action: Project Filing Fee Received Estimated Completion: 12/01/2017
Status: Project Logged Estimated Cost: $19,500,000.00
Plan Review By: Job Class: New Construction
Owner Class: Private
Project Name: Gold's Gym
Project Address: Mccoll And Sprague St
City: Edinburg Zip: County: Hidalgo
Scope of Work:
Building/Facility Name: Gold's Gym
Tenant:
Owner: Eliud Garcia
Design Firm: Sela Construction
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Post by Granola on Apr 9, 2017 20:58:13 GMT -6
GOLD'S GYM - EDINBURGProject Number: EABPRJB7814412 Estimated Start Date: 04/01/2017 Current/Last Action: Project Filing Fee Received Estimated Completion: 12/01/2017 Status: Project Logged Estimated Cost: $19,500,000.00 Plan Review By: Job Class: New Construction Owner Class: Private Project Name: Gold's Gym Project Address: Mccoll And Sprague St City: Edinburg Zip: County: Hidalgo Scope of Work: Building/Facility Name: Gold's Gym Tenant: Owner: Eliud Garcia Design Firm: Sela Construction Really? A Golds Gym is that expensive? |
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Post by Minion on Apr 19, 2017 7:54:52 GMT -6
More than 170 jobs on the horizon as ScanTech breaks ground in McAllen
April 17, 2017
McAllen Mayor Jim Darling, McAllen EDC President Keith Patridge and ScanTech Sciences COO Chip Starns officially broke ground April 13 on ScanTech Sciences, Inc.’s first Electronic Cold-Pasteurization TM (ECPTM) food treatment center at at 6800 International Parkway. The new facility is expected to bring more than 175 jobs to the area.
At the new facility, ScanTech Sciences will use its patented Electronic Cold-Pasteurization technology to improve produce quality and safety, helping the entire food chain deliver fresher, higher quality fruits and vegetables. ScanTech Sciences serves customers throughout the supply chain – from growers and packers to distributors and retailers.
Over the coming months, ScanTech Sciences will transform the existing warehouse into a cross-dock facility with a state-of-the art produce handling system and build out an adjoining structure to house the ECP treatment system.
The 100,000-square-foot center, with options to expand, is scheduled to be open in the fourth quarter of 2017 and fully operational by the first quarter of 2018.
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Post by Minion on Apr 24, 2017 12:14:25 GMT -6
Excitement about SpaceX possibly building rockets in RGVMCALLEN, RGV – The prospect of SpaceX building rockets in the Rio Grande Valley for its launch site at Boca Chica beach was discussed at a recent State of the RGV Real Estate and Construction Market forum. The four speakers at the event were Ramiro Garza, principal at Noble Development, Mike Blum, partner in NAI Global, Oscar Garcia, principal at Jacobs Engineering Group, and Raudel Garza, CEO of Harlingen Economic Development Corporation. All four agreed that in order to attract new businesses, the Valley needs to have good schools, access to healthcare and better infrastructure. The event was hosted by the newly-formed Rio Grande Valley Society for Marketing Professional Services and held at the offices of the McAllen Chamber of Commerce. Discussion about SpaceX and the commercial space industry began when Garcia said his company, Jacobs, works in the industry, not only with NASA but also companies like SpaceX, Virgin Galactic, and United Launch Alliance (ULA). Garcia said, “dynamic changes” are on the way. “If you look at the commercial space side you are seeing both NASA and the DoD (Department of Defense) move away from handling a lot of that industry. They are throwing that over the fence, so, thus comes in the ULAs and the SpaceXs of the world, to be able to take up that,” Garcia said. riograndeguardian.com/real-estate-developers-excited-about-spacex-building-rockets-in-rgv/
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Post by Granola on Apr 26, 2017 8:00:23 GMT -6
Excitement about SpaceX possibly building rockets in RGVMCALLEN, RGV – The prospect of SpaceX building rockets in the Rio Grande Valley for its launch site at Boca Chica beach was discussed at a recent State of the RGV Real Estate and Construction Market forum. The four speakers at the event were Ramiro Garza, principal at Noble Development, Mike Blum, partner in NAI Global, Oscar Garcia, principal at Jacobs Engineering Group, and Raudel Garza, CEO of Harlingen Economic Development Corporation. All four agreed that in order to attract new businesses, the Valley needs to have good schools, access to healthcare and better infrastructure. The event was hosted by the newly-formed Rio Grande Valley Society for Marketing Professional Services and held at the offices of the McAllen Chamber of Commerce. Discussion about SpaceX and the commercial space industry began when Garcia said his company, Jacobs, works in the industry, not only with NASA but also companies like SpaceX, Virgin Galactic, and United Launch Alliance (ULA). Garcia said, “dynamic changes” are on the way. “If you look at the commercial space side you are seeing both NASA and the DoD (Department of Defense) move away from handling a lot of that industry. They are throwing that over the fence, so, thus comes in the ULAs and the SpaceXs of the world, to be able to take up that,” Garcia said. riograndeguardian.com/real-estate-developers-excited-about-spacex-building-rockets-in-rgv/ Too bad "excitement" is all they're building so far. lol |
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Post by Granola on Apr 26, 2017 8:01:10 GMT -6
More than 170 jobs on the horizon as ScanTech breaks ground in McAllen
April 17, 2017 McAllen Mayor Jim Darling, McAllen EDC President Keith Patridge and ScanTech Sciences COO Chip Starns officially broke ground April 13 on ScanTech Sciences, Inc.’s first Electronic Cold-Pasteurization TM (ECPTM) food treatment center at at 6800 International Parkway. The new facility is expected to bring more than 175 jobs to the area. At the new facility, ScanTech Sciences will use its patented Electronic Cold-Pasteurization technology to improve produce quality and safety, helping the entire food chain deliver fresher, higher quality fruits and vegetables. ScanTech Sciences serves customers throughout the supply chain – from growers and packers to distributors and retailers. Over the coming months, ScanTech Sciences will transform the existing warehouse into a cross-dock facility with a state-of-the art produce handling system and build out an adjoining structure to house the ECP treatment system. The 100,000-square-foot center, with options to expand, is scheduled to be open in the fourth quarter of 2017 and fully operational by the first quarter of 2018. Why would they build in McAllen when something like 70% of the country's produce comes through Pharr's bridge? |
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Post by mrpib on Apr 26, 2017 15:36:53 GMT -6
Mcallen probably offered to build the whole thing for free.
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Post by Granola on Apr 27, 2017 8:30:06 GMT -6
Mcallen probably offered to build the whole thing for free. Nah. That's Harlingen's m.o. (Bass Pro, convention center/hotel). |
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Post by btx on May 3, 2017 10:47:52 GMT -6
Down to two cities...who will get the: RGV Steel Mill? LEED-certified steel mill at Port would supply auto industry Posted: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 10:27 pm By STEVE CLARK | Staff Writer The Port of Brownsville is closer than it’s ever been to finally landing a steel mill, something it’s been pursuing for decades. Brownsville is one of two finalists for a $1.5 billion, advanced flex steel mill identical to Big River Steel’s new plant in Osceola, Ark., the world’s first LEED-certified facility of its kind. LEED stands for “Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design.” According to the U.S. Green Building Council, LEED is the world’s most widely used green-building rating system. More at... www.brownsvilleherald.com/news/local/article_37364a14-2fa8-11e7-82a5-97d9d991c002.html |
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