The Line DT3 Replacement Project was an integrity related construction project to replace a pipeline segment code named DT3. CobbFendley was retained to perform engineering, design and construction management for the replacement of a 24-inch natural gas pipeline with associated facilities as part of client’s gas transmission pipeline integrity management program.
CobbFendley provided professional engineering services and assisted in the planning, permit coordination, engineering, and design of 4.2 miles of 8-inch high-pressure pipeline to provide natural gas to a power plant in Galveston, Texas.
CobbFendley is designing 2.75 miles of wastewater interceptor along Woman Hollering Creek.
CobbFendley performed design, bid, and construction phase services for 6,200 linear feet of 24-inch waterline along Weiss Lane, 2,600 linear feet of 12-inch waterline to access a new Pflugerville ISD High School, and 5,000 linear feet of 16-inch waterline relocation for Manville WSC.
CobbFendley is the District Engineer for Southern Montgomery Country Municipal Utility District (SMCMUD) and is responsible for the design of new infrastructure and rehabilitation projects, review of numerous development plans, general district engineering, attendance at monthly board meetings, and preparing bond applications for funding. As District Engineer, we work closely with the operator, attorney, and bookeeper on district projects.
The Texas Facilities Commission (TFC) is implementing Phase 1 of the Master Plans at both the Capitol Complex (CapCom) and the North Austin Complex (NAC). The TFC selected the CobbFendley team to provide professional engineering services as the Site Services Engineer (SSE) for the following projects.
CobbFendley reconstructed 4,000 linear feet of roadway from an existing 2-lane to a 3-lane cross-section, including a phase utilizing in-situ rehabilitation. Construction of this project provided a beginning phase of critical transportation infrastructure projects for the City of Pflugerville and was executed in coordination with several adjacent projects.
CobbFendley serves as the City of Hunters Creek Village’s engineer on all street, drainage and floodplain management matters, and also leads design efforts associated with water and wastewater improvements for City projects.
CobbFendley is providing roadway design, surveying, and subsurface utility engineering (SUE) services to reconstruct and add two eastbound lanes to Town and Country Boulevard, an existing concrete street, from Legacy Drive to Spring Creek Parkway, approximately 4,300 linear feet in length.