H-E-B Files $23 Million Garland Store and Separate Fuel-Station Project
Two October 20 registrations define separate supermarket and fuel-station scopes at George Bush Turnpike and Firewheel Parkway.
H-E-B has registered construction plans for a 129,433-square-foot grocery store in Garland and a separate fuel station and car wash at the same planned development. The October 20 TDLR filings place the site at George Bush Turnpike and Firewheel Parkway.
The main store carries a $23 million filed estimate under TABS2027004042. The separate 5,702-square-foot fuel and car-wash package carries a $1.3 million estimate under TABS2027004044. Together they describe two registered construction scopes, rather than a single completed contract award.
Project at a Glance
- Supermarket:
- $23 million; 129,433 SF
- Fuel station / car wash:
- $1.3 million; 5,702 SF
- Filed start:
- April 6, 2027
- Filed completion:
- Store: March 15, 2028; fuel: September 21, 2028
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Both registrations list April 6, 2027 as the planned construction start. The supermarket filing targets March 15, 2028 for completion, while the fuel station and car wash lists September 21, 2028. Neither date is an independently confirmed customer-opening announcement.
The store registration includes the associated parking lot. The separate fuel registration is useful because it makes clear that this portion of the development has its own area, value and delivery window. Combining the figures without preserving those distinctions would obscure the actual scope of the filings.
What a registration establishes
A TDLR accessibility registration records a project’s submitted scope and estimated schedule. It does not, by itself, demonstrate that site construction has begun or that all other required approvals have been secured. The current records identify the development as registered.
The named design firm is available in the member section. No general contractor is identified in the reviewed registrations, and the records do not establish awarded refrigeration, electrical, mechanical or sitework packages. Those appointments require separate confirmation.
The next construction signals
The practical milestones to watch are mobilization, the contractor appointment and any changes to the registered scope or timing. Grocery projects also involve substantial building-services and equipment coordination, but the public registrations do not divide these estimates into individual trade contracts.
For now, the filings provide a more concrete baseline than a broad store-location announcement: two defined packages, specified building areas and separate completion targets. Future updates can be assessed against that baseline without treating an estimate as a final construction cost.