Texas project TABS2026026706, registered July 31, lists a planned $300,000 Terminal D renovation adding one men's and one women's ablution station to existing concourse-level restrooms, with work scheduled from August 31 through December 31, 2026.
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Part of this event: DFW Airport to Add $300,000 Ablution Stations in Terminal D Restrooms
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The official project record supplies the Terminal D location, two-station restroom scope, estimated cost, planned dates, funding classification, owner, and registration status.
The earlier planned-project status is superseded by the airport spokesperson's reported cancellation; the existing 2019 Terminal D facilities are a separate installation.
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A revised Texas project record, a direct DFW cancellation notice, any funding action, or registered coverage clarifying the status of existing and proposed ablution facilities.
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DFW Airport to Add $300,000 Ablution Stations in Terminal D Restrooms
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The official Texas filing identifies DFW Airport Terminal D, its location, owner, and project name; registry identity review remains pending.
Open source receipt - originating speaker
The TDLR Architectural Barriers record is the located originating public record for project TABS2026026706.
The directly fetched state page provides the agency name, registration date, project number, owner, scope, dates, and cost.
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TDLR publishes the project details page; the record names a filer but carries no reporter byline.
The official state page directly identifies the agency and filing metadata.
Open source receipt - atomic claim
Texas project TABS2026026706, registered July 31, lists a planned $300,000 Terminal D renovation adding one men's and one women's ablution station to existing concourse-level restrooms, with work scheduled from August 31 through December 31, 2026.
The project number, registration date, estimated cost, scope, location, start date, and completion date appear in the directly fetched TDLR record.
Open source receipt - primary source evidence
The official project record supplies the Terminal D location, two-station restroom scope, estimated cost, planned dates, funding classification, owner, and registration status.
The retained hash covers the canonical URL, project number and name, cost, dates, and bounded scope fields.
Open source receipt - response correction
DFW's 2019 release says Terminal D already had two ablution stations adjacent to its interfaith chapel; the 2026 TDLR filing concerns additional stations inside existing restrooms.
Both official pages were directly fetched and describe different locations and project dates.
Open source receipt - resolution evidence status
The project is registered with a future August 31 start and December 31 completion date; the retained record does not establish construction completion or final expenditure.
The official filing explicitly reports registration status and planned dates, while current official and registered-outlet searches found no completion record.
Open source receipt - response correction
A DFW Airport spokesperson said the proposed facility was canceled after the airport decided it would not deliver the originally anticipated operational benefits.
The directly fetched August 14 Texas Tribune report quotes the airport statement and identifies the plan as canceled; no direct DFW web notice was located.
Open source receipt - resolution evidence status
The earlier planned-project status is superseded by the airport spokesperson's reported cancellation; the existing 2019 Terminal D facilities are a separate installation.
The directly fetched report distinguishes the canceled proposal from DFW's existing ablution facilities and quotes the airport's cancellation statement.
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