Texas City Flood-Protection I-Wall Repair Reaches Phase II
The next repair phase was scheduled for October 1 within the broader hurricane flood-protection project.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Galveston District has identified October 1 as the planned start of Phase II of the Texas City Hurricane Flood Protection I-wall repair, according to the project announcement supplied for this report.
The work advances repairs to coastal flood-protection infrastructure. The scheduled date establishes the next delivery milestone; confirmation of the actual field start remains separate.
Project at a Glance
- Project:
- Texas City Hurricane Flood Protection I-wall repair
- Phase II scheduled start:
- October 1, 2026
- Underlying contract:
- W912HY25C0007
- Reported broader award:
- Approximately $14.315 million
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The contract value covers a broader scope
Federal award information supplied with the announcement identifies contract W912HY25C0007, awarded in July 2025, at approximately $14.315 million. That amount appears to cover the broader I-wall replacement contract.
It should not be presented as a newly awarded $14.315 million Phase II package. The phase-specific cost, current completion timetable and any later modifications need to be distinguished from the original award.
Tracking the next phase
The construction contractor is available in the member section. Subsequent updates will track confirmed mobilization and the delivery schedule as the next phase progresses.