Fondren Road from US 59 To Westpark Tollway
CobbFendley performed preliminary engineering and prepared Plans, Specifications & Estimates (PS&E) for Fondren Road from US 59 northbound frontage road to the Westpark Tollway off-ramp.
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FM 361 at Fairchilds Creek On-system Bridge Replacement
CobbFendley was responsible for the design and preparation of Plans, Specifications & Estimates (PS&E) for this on-system bridge replacement in Fort Bend County with an estimated $1.1 million construction cost.
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Bellaire Boulevard at Fondren Road Traffic Signal Design
CobbFendley performed a signal design for the intersection of Bellaire Boulevard at Fondren Road located in Houston, Texas.
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Pearland Parkway Corridor Study
CobbFendley performed the Pearland Parkway Corridor Study which received the 2015 WTS Innovative Transportation Solutions Award. During this study, CobbFendley performed a corridor study for Pearland Parkway from Farm‐to‐Market Road 518 to the Sam Houston Tollway.
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IH 35 at Posey Road
CobbFendley was contracted by Pedernales Electric Cooperative to reconfigure the overhead electric distribution system at IH 35 and Posey Road due to a TxDOT roadway reconfiguration project.
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Cochise Substation Feeder
CobbFendley assisted Texas-New Mexico Power on the design of a new overhead feeder serving as a redundant circuit from the Cochise Substation 6.12 miles east to tie back into original distribution line in case of power outages and or fault current along main route.
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Pole Loading Analysis
CobbFendley was selected by AT&T Communications to perform pole loading analysis and pole attachment application submission to CPS Energy for over 3,000 attachment points throughout the City of San Antonio and the surrounding area.
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Texas Parks and Wildlife Department On-Call Surveying Services
CobbFendley has been providing on-call survey services for Texas Parks and Wildlife since August 2016. Survey work on these projects supports the design of new facilities within a Capital Improvement Plan.
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Geodetic Control Network
The Texas Department of Transportation’s Pharr District requested the setting of 150 deep-set control monuments throughout the eight county district area. 5/8” stainless steel rods were driven to refusal (varying in depth from 8 feet to 24 feet).
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