$57.7M, 1-Million-SF Industrial Shell Filed in Fort Worth

Project Oak’s state registration defines a large building shell and sitework package, but does not identify a tenant or prove construction has started.

A Texas construction registration outlines a $57.7 million industrial shell on the west side of Bentley Bridge Road, north of Aledo Road in Fort Worth. Registered October 20 as Project Oak, Building 1, the project covers 1,035,171 square feet.

The filing describes shell construction with mass grading, excavation, paving and landscaping. Its scheduled start is October 15, five days before registration, with completion listed for July 30, 2027. These are filed estimates and do not independently confirm mobilization or completion.

Project at a Glance

Filed estimate:
$57.7 million
Building area:
1,035,171 SF
Registration:
TABS2027004007 · October 20
Filed schedule:
October 15, 2026–July 30, 2027

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A shell rather than a disclosed tenant facility

No tenant is assigned in the registration. That limits what can be said about the building’s final use: an industrial shell is not evidence of a specific manufacturing operation, distribution customer or data-center conversion. Tenant equipment, process utilities and future interior work may be separate from the registered shell scope.

The filing identifies a privately funded development on private land. The $57.7 million is the registered construction estimate, rather than a disclosed total investment including land, financing or future tenant improvements.

What remains to be established

The owner and design firm are recorded, but a general contractor is not identified in the reviewed registration. Contractor appointments, building permits and site activity would provide stronger evidence of the delivery stage than the scheduled dates alone.

The scale makes civil works, structural systems, enclosure and building services relevant areas to track. No specific package is represented as open for bidding: tender availability and subcontract awards require separate confirmation.

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