Carrollton registers $12M Frankford Road rebuild with TDLR

The City of Carrollton registered a $12.0 million road reconstruction project with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation on Oct. 29, 2026, covering Frankford Road Segment 3 from Old Denton Road to Standridge Drive in Denton County.

Why it matters

A TDLR TABS registration is a primary record of a planned project’s owner and cost, filed before construction starts and before most permits post. This one names the City of Carrollton as owner, not a private developer, which puts it in the civic-infrastructure lane rather than the private pipeline that dominates DFW’s deed and permit wires. The record already names a design firm, STV, Inc., a registered accessibility specialist for the state-mandated inspection, and a construction window. Contractors and subcontractors can use it to track upcoming public bid activity on the Frankford Road corridor in Carrollton.

The numbers

TDLR project TABS2027004732, registered Oct. 29, 2026, lists the City of Carrollton as owner at 1945 E. Jackson Rd, Carrollton, with an estimated cost of $12,000,000 and 350,000 sq ft of area, at 1300 E. Frankford Rd. The project is classified as a renovation/alteration funded by “public funds, public land, or is a Federally funded roadway project,” with a scope described as “Reconstruction of Frankford Rd from Old Denton to Standridge.” The design firm is STV, Inc. The registration lists a start date of Feb. 1, 2027 and a completion date of Feb. 1, 2028, and the current status is Project Registered.

What’s next

Texas accessibility rules call for a Registered Accessibility Specialist inspection within a year of completion, which on the stated schedule falls by early 2029. The next public marker ahead of that is any City of Carrollton bid solicitation or construction contract tied to the Frankford Road corridor, which would confirm the contractor awarded the work. Watch the Dallas market hub for the next TDLR or permit filing on this segment.