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$5.07 Million Well 6 Pump Station Enters State Registry

The filing describes new piping, electrical and chemical-feed equipment at the city-owned facility; its cost and schedule remain filer estimates.

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On Aug. 11, a state accessibility filing registered a $5.07 million, 770-square-foot Well 6 pump station at 14 Moss Rock Drive, with construction listed from Aug. 1, 2027, through May 31, 2028.

For New Braunfels water service, the filing documents new piping, electrical and chemical-feed equipment at a city-owned facility.

The registration marks the project’s entry into the state architectural-barriers system. It identifies the work as new construction involving public funds or public land and lists the City of New Braunfels as the owner.

The $5.07 million figure is the filer’s estimated project cost. The listed start and completion dates likewise describe the schedule submitted with the registration, rather than a construction award or notice to proceed.

Freese and Nichols Inc. is identified as the design firm. The filed scope covers the pump building and equipment, while the project’s operating purpose, pumping capacity and financing remain questions for the city’s engineering and budget records.

The next material development would be a city budget entry, engineering report, bid solicitation or construction contract establishing how the project will be financed, what capacity it will provide and whether the filed schedule changes.

From the source record

State project registrationWell 6 Improvements — TABS2026027579
New pump station including piping, electrical equipment, and chem. feed equipment. New pump building is approximately 770 SF.
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation ↗
The registration lists the public project at 14 Moss Rock Drive in New Braunfels.

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