City of Fort Worth, Texas, Capital Program Increased by 6.8%

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FirmoGraphs keeps our clients up to date on capital plans that may contain leads for them. We help our customers use this information to gain a competitive advantage and improve proactive conversations with their clients.  We recently sent out an email about city of Fort Worth, Texas, latest capital plan. Here are its contents:

In the Capital Improvement Plan for its 2022-2026 fiscal years, the City of Fort Worth, Texas, detailed plans to spend $1.9 billion on capital projects, which is an increase of 6.8% from nearly $1.8 billion in its 2021-2025 CIP. The table below breaks down City of Fort Worth’s planned capital spending by business area (BA) for its last two CIPs.

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Water Capital Projects Increase, Transportation Decreases

In this period, Property Management BA has seen the most considerable increase in the allocation, $95.3 million, which is 164.5% higher than the previous budget of $36 million. In terms of the total budget, the biggest allocation is in the Water Business Area, $1 billion, or 11.1% more than the previous budget of $962.9 million. Despite a slight decline of 5.5% in allocation for the business area of Transportation and Public Works, from $377.4 million to $356.7 million, it is the second highest in the plan.

Strong Increase in Capital Project Size

City of Fort Worth’s current CIP contains 142 projects in total. Out of those, 6 are valued at more than $100 million, and 14 projects are valued at more than $25 million. Note that last year all individual projects were less than $25 million. With the Water Business Area being the largest one, it’s not a surprise that the project with the highest value is a $227 million Water Sewer Program – Streets project. This project provides for the replacement of water and sewer lines that are old and/or have a high maintenance record in streets that are scheduled for reconstruction. The City of Fort Worth is also planning to spend $190.9 million on the Wastewater Treatment Plants project, and $168 million on Wastewater Collectors project in the next 5 years.

 

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