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  • Map showing a blue numbered rail route passing through several cities—including the Pearson Ranch area—with colored regions, highways, lakes, and major stops marked by red bars and circles from north to southeast.

    Collin Co. Outer Loop Segment 3E

    BGE developed the alignment study, schematic design, and final PS&E for an 8-mile, 500-foot-wide new location controlled access facility connecting Custer Road to US 75 through the rapidly-growing City of McKinney corridor.

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  • Large white letters spelling The Grove sit on a stone wall in front of trees with green and autumn-colored leaves, along a curved sidewalk in an outdoor park or community area, welcoming visitors to The Grove’s inviting atmosphere.

    The Grove

    BGE provided services from initial entitlement to build out of a 76-acre infill multiuse project in north central Austin.

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  • Aerial view of a rural Collin County intersection with several roads crossing fields and green farmland, trees, and patches of grass under a blue sky with distant horizon.

    Collin Co. Outer Loop Segment 3C

    BGE led the planning, schematic design, environmental coordination, and final design for Collin County’s 8-mile Outer Loop Segment 3C, a new-location controlled-access corridor from Custer Road to U.S. 75.

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  • Aerial view of a large highway interchange under construction, with multiple elevated ramps, overpasses, and construction equipment surrounded by green fields and trees. Some roads have sparse traffic and visible construction barriers.

    The Grand Parkway

    BGE has worked with the Grand Parkway Association, Harris County Toll Road Authority, TxDOT and Design-Build Contractor Zachry Odebrecht on more than half of the existing project (Segments C, D, E, F-1, F-2, and G). In addition to preliminary engineering and final designs, BGE has also provided surveying, environmental permitting, drainage design, structural design, public…

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  • The exterior building of the CapEx Drainage Tunnels and Pump Station built by BGE, Inc.

    CapEx Central Drainage Tunnels & Pump Station

    BGE designed two large-diameter tunnels beneath IH 35 and East Cesar Chavez Street in downtown Austin to alleviate flooding. The tunnels will convey stormwater to a pump station and discharge it into the Colorado River. This project is part of the larger IH 35 expansion.

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  • A large, unfinished warehouse-style building sits on a wide, dirt construction site with some vehicles and scattered materials, next to a paved road under a clear blue sky.

    Slaughter Lane

    BGE provided engineering services for the Slaughter Lane Corridor Mobility Plan in south Austin. Our team proposed improvements to enhance traffic flow, pedestrian safety, and bicycle mobility. These improvements included traffic signal upgrades, sidewalk construction, bike lane additions, and transit facility enhancements.

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  • Two large cylindrical storage tanks wrapped in protective plastic rest on a construction site surrounded by dirt piles, with trees and a house visible in the background under a clear blue sky.

    Integrated Pipeline Project

    BGE designed a 20.8-mile, 84-inch diameter raw water transmission main for the Tarrant Regional Water District and Dallas Water Utilities to address growing water demands in the region.

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  • A sign for the FAAs TAC Air North Cargo with a plane symbol stands near a construction site at an airport; terminals, jets, cranes, and dirt mounds are visible in the background on a clear, sunny day.

    Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (ABIA) TRACON Drainage Improvements

    The Austin airport TRACON building flooded in 2015, leading to a $2M drainage upgrade for 100-year flood protection.

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  • An aerial view of the North Fort Bend Water Authority water treatment plant

    North Fort Bend Water Authority Program Management

    As the program manager for our client, BGE oversees groundwater reduction, water transmission, demand projections, conservation, and more.

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  • The brick front entrance sign of the Elyson community developed by BGE, Inc.

    Elyson

    A 3,600-acre master-planned community, Elyson earned the 2017 ACEC Texas Silver Medal in Water Resources – Storm Water Management Category.

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  • A topographic map overlay showing a river, contour lines, nearby buildings, roads, and a highlighted area marked with yellow and red boundary lines. Blue shading indicates areas of elevation or floodplain.

    Big Fossil Creek Parallel Relief Sanitary Sewer Main

    Phase II of a three-phase plan involved installing a new 9,157-foot, 66-inch sanitary sewer line and replacing two outdated meter stations. This upgrade improved sewer capacity and accessibility, benefiting Haltom City, North Richland Hills, and Fort Worth. The project was funded by the Texas Water Development Board and coordinated with multiple agencies.

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  • A nighttime view of a large sign reading Windmill Farms, illuminated by lights, with a stone base, metal windmill blades, landscaping, and a silo in the background.

    Windmill Farms

    Windmill Farms, a sprawling master-planned community in Kaufman County, Texas, offers a harmonious blend of residential, commercial, and recreational spaces. BGE’s comprehensive engineering services have played a crucial role in shaping this vibrant community, from initial master planning to construction phase oversight.

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  • Aerial view of a large roundabout with six roads leading in and out, surrounded by grass, trees, and patches of dirt. Several cars are driving on the roads, including a noticeable red car in the roundabout.

    Texas Heritage Parkway

    To facilitate flow and eliminate head-on collisions, this four-lane boulevard exclusively features roundabouts at nine intersections.

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  • A fenced utility facility with metal pipes, red valves, electrical boxes, and equipment sits on a concrete platform, surrounded by grass and trees. Houses are visible in the background under a partly cloudy sky.

    Feathercrest Lift Station

    The SAWS Feathercreast project involved the construction of a new lift station and extensive sewer line and pipeline network to alleviate capacity issues in northeast San Antonio, overcoming significant construction challenges.

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  • Aerial view of a suburban neighborhood showcasing thoughtful planning & landscape architecture, with rows of houses, green lawns, and a pond with a fountain. The area is bordered by open fields under a partly cloudy sky.

    Dunham Pointe

    BGE developed Dunham Pointe, a 1,327-acre master-planned community in Cypress, TX, offering diverse residential, office, retail, and commercial spaces connected by parks and green corridors.

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Testimonial

BGE is truly one team. All departments work together to provide excellent services to our clients. I enjoy working with the engineers to develop design plans that not only comply with the environmental regulations but also provide a design that exceeds the clients’ expectations.

Katelyn Heikkinen
Environmental SR. Project Manager – Frisco

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From the first time I walked through the front doors of BGE, I could feel the family atmosphere. This makes for an enjoyable work experience. This fantastic atmosphere comes from the top all the way down to every employee.

David Salley
Director of Design and Production – Houston

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At BGE, I get the opportunity to use the skills I have developed as an environmental scientist. Each day is a host to new challenges and provides continuous opportunities to learn and progress. I get to work with a strong team of professionals on a wide variety of project types in diverse locations. I also have the chance to create a positive impact in my community and help to protect the environment while doing so.

Josh Baker
Sr. Environmental Scientist – Frisco

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BGE is a great place to work. The culture is family-oriented and flexible, and the people are awesome. As a senior project manager, I get to interact with both the BGE team as well as my clients. Believe me – you will be valued for your input as a member of this team.

Lizanne Douglas
Senior Project Manager – Houston
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