Pharr - DAP FY16 - Brownstone Consultants

City of Pharr

City of Pharr – DAP FY16

The City of Pharr’s “Donation Acceptance Program (DAP) FY16” is delivering approximately 75,000 square feet of new inspection facilities at the Pharr Land Port of Entry, designed to improve processing for inbound agricultural and non-agricultural commercial vehicles entering from Mexico. Brownstone was procured as the Project Manager to oversee all aspects of this initiative. The project is ongoing, with our team ensuring quality, efficiency, and stakeholder coordination as construction progresses.

Strengthening Trade Infrastructure

Expanding Capacity at the Pharr Land Port of Entry

Under the Donations Acceptance Program, Brownstone was procured as the Project Manager to oversee the construction of 75,000 square feet of modern inspection facilities. The scope includes:

11 dry dock bays and 13 cold dock facilities
Dedicated import processing and training spaces
20,652 square yards of new concrete pavement, traffic signage, and pavement markings
 Upgraded stormwater management and utility systems
This investment ensures Pharr can handle increasing trade volumes while maintaining efficient, secure inspections.

Cross-Border Facility

A Partner in Delivery

Brownstone is actively managing the DAP FY16 project with a focus on quality control, schedule oversight, and inspection throughout construction. By coordinating daily with contractors, addressing unforeseen site conditions, and guiding change order negotiations, our team keeps the project moving forward while ensuring the port remains fully operational. This hands-on approach provides accountability at every stage and upholds the highest standards of performance.

Project Info

Modern Infrastructure for Safer, Faster Trade

The DAP FY16 project is delivering 75,000 square feet of new inspection facilities at the Pharr Land Port of Entry. These improvements expand inspection capacity for agricultural and non-agricultural commercial vehicles, reduce congestion, and strengthen efficiency at one of the busiest U.S.–Mexico crossings.

Outcome

Delivering major capacity and efficiency upgrades, including 11 dry dock bays, 13 cold dock facilities, dedicated training and import areas, and extensive civil improvements to support long-term growth and sustainability.

Budget

Original contract amount of $45.25 million and continues to progress with evolving scope and opportunities.

Schedule

Originally planned for 425 working days, and and has been adjusted to reflect current planning and improvements. The final schedule duration will be confirmed as the project moves forward.

Innovation

Construction phasing allows uninterrupted port operations. Careful coordination with multiple stakeholders minimizes disruption to cross-border commerce.

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Project Planning
Design Implementation
Procurement and Bidding
Project Start-Up
Construction Monitoring
Project Close-Out
Solutions Management
Project Documentation / Controls
Feasability Studies
Strategic Planning