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2921 1/2 PRESIDENTIAL BLVD vs 827 W 12TH ST UNIT FIREP: FireSystemPermitPulse comparison
2921 1/2 PRESIDENTIAL BLVD (2026-09-03) and 827 W 12TH ST UNIT FIREP (2026-09-11) are peer FireSystemPermitPulse records.
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How does 2921 1/2 PRESIDENTIAL BLVD compare to 827 W 12TH ST UNIT FIREP?
| Field | 2921 1/2 PRESIDENTIAL BLVD | 827 W 12TH ST UNIT FIREP |
|---|---|---|
| Location | 2921 1/2 PRESIDENTIAL BLVD (Austin, TX) | 827 W 12TH ST UNIT FIREP (Austin, TX) |
| Permit | 2025-056334 PP (Plumbing Permit) | 2026-109471 EP (Electrical Permit) |
| Work | Sprinkler system | Sprinkler system |
| Description | Airport Expansion Project (City-Funded) 2 Phase Construction- (Phase 1) Construction of the first portion (south half) of a new 7000-space seven-level cast-in-place fully-sprinklered open parking garage as well as a toll plaza and pedestrian bridge Parking garage sf: 1336490 sf; toll plaza sf: 2928 sf; pedestrian bridge sf: 2335 sf. (Phase 2) Construction of the second portion (north half) of a new 7000-space seven-level cast-in-place fully-sprinklered open parking garage. [Phase 1] | Upgrading the existing fire pump meter to a 400A IR unit to meet Austin Energy current requirements with no main disconnect included. 09/23/26 - OK TO USE PERMIT AS IS PER R.RUIZ MRT APPROVAL IS ON 2025 113214 |
| Job value | not reported | not reported |
| Issued | 2026-09-03 | 2026-09-11 |
| Status | Active | Final |
| Contractor | MLN Company | Edumar Electric |
| Job Opportunity Score | 25/100 | 25/100 |
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Official records: 2921 1/2 PRESIDENTIAL BLVD · 827 W 12TH ST UNIT FIREP
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