Virtual Builders Exchange
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The Virtual Builders' Exchange, LLC is the oldest most respected bid facilitation service in Texas. Founded in 1900, we've severed the construction industry since bid results were posted on black boards and mules pulling wagons carried supplies to the job site.
A lot has changed since those days, including VBX. Today, we provide the most sophisticated online plan distribution and document management service available anywhere in the United States. VBX reports on more than 12,000 construction opportunities each year, placing us among the top three Builders' Exchange in the United States. Source
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Search ArticlesUNT Dallas faculty will teach Dallas police academy recruits, and the city's officers will earn credit hours toward a degree in a new Criminal Justice Center - all part of the cutting-edge Law Enforcement Training Center (LETC)
Feature Photo: UNT Dallas President Warren von Eschenbach and UNT System Chancellor Michael Williams Were Among Leaders and Dignitaries Shoveling Dirt at the LETC Groundbreaking Ceremony. Image: UNT Dallas.
JOEY Restaurants opened JOEY Maple this week. Located at 2508 Maple Avenue, the restaurant will offer a dynamic new destination for Uptown Dallas residents and visitors alike, serving lunch, happy hour and dinner.
Feature Illustration: Artist rendering of the bar. Image: Ashley Estave. Posted: 9-10-2026 Dallas (Dallas County) — JOEY Restaurants opened JOEY Maple this week. Located at 2508 Maple Avenue, the restaurant will offer a dynamic new destination for Uptown Dallas residents and visitors alike, serving lunch, happy hour and dinner.
Community members gathered at the Gary Moses Community Center and tuned in via livestream Sept. 2 to celebrate the start of renovation and expansion of the community center.
Feature Photo: From left, Cal Cornwell, associate architect with Populous; Marty Schmitt, president & CEO of AGCM; Councilmembers Rafael “Ricky” DeLaGarza and Andrew Young; Mayor Duane Crocker; Kristin Moses, niece of Gary Moses; Councilmembers Jan Scott, Mark Loffgren and April L. Butler; Corbin Lauger, president of Lauger Companies; and City Manager Jesús A. Garza take part in a ceremonial groundbreaking at the Gary Moses Community Center. Image: City of Victoria.
City Council recently accepted a total of $3 million in investment from the Buda Economic Development Corporation (EDC) to support the expansion of Buda Championship Park and grow sports tourism.
Feature Photo: Aerial view of the park. Image: City of Buda. Posted: 8-31-2026 Buda (Hays County) — City Council recently accepted a total of $3 million in investment from the Buda Economic Development Corporation (EDC) to support the expansion of Buda Championship Park and grow sports tourism.
Local real estate development firm Metropolitan Development Company (MDC) has announced that vertical construction has officially begun on The Ferguson, a mixed-use residential and retail community space in the rapidly expanding city of Taylor
Feature Illustration: Artist rendering of the Ferguson. Image: Metropolitan Development Company. Posted: 8-27-2026 Austin (Travis County) — Local real estate development firm Metropolitan Development Company (MDC) has announced that vertical construction has officially begun on The Ferguson, a mixed-use residential and retail community space in the rapidly expanding city of Taylor. Located at 1300 W.
H-E-B has begun construction on major renovations at its Las Palmas store, located at 721 Castroville Road on the city's West Side.
Feature Illustration: Artist rendering of the store’s renovated facade. Image: H-E-B. Posted: 8-24-2026 San Antonio (Bexar County) — H-E-B has begun construction on major renovations at its Las Palmas store, located at 721 Castroville Road on the city’s West Side. The project, which has been in development for several years, will introduce a modernized storefront and a new interior store layout that will expand product selections and improve the overall shopping experience.
The Mission Economic Development Corporation (Mission EDC), in partnership with the City of Mission, recently celebrated the groundbreaking of Zerluma's new $50 million aluminum recycling and manufacturing facility
Feature Image: City leaders at the groundbreaking ceremony. Image: Mission EDC. Posted: 8-20-2026 Mission (Hidalgo County) — The Mission Economic Development Corporation (Mission EDC), in partnership with the City of Mission, recently celebrated the groundbreaking of Zerluma’s new $50 million aluminum recycling and manufacturing facility, marking one of the largest private industrial investments in the city’s history.
Jackson-Shaw has broken ground on Horizon 35, a master-planned business park at the northeast corner of Interstate 35 and Loop 288.
Feature Illustration: Artist rendering of the business park. Image: Jackson Shaw. Posted: 8-17-2026 Denton (Denton County) — Jackson-Shaw has broken ground on Horizon 35, a master-planned business park at the northeast corner of Interstate 35 and Loop 288. Phase I will deliver 543,550 square feet across three rear-load buildings and is slated to be completed in the third quarter of 2027.
Ector County has broken ground on the new Kellus Turner Community Center in the western portion of the city, marking the start of construction on a nearly $800,000, 4,700-square-foot community facility at 2261 Sycamore Drive.
Feature Photo: County leaders during the groundbreaking ceremony. Image: Ector County. Posted: 8-13-2026 by Art Benavidez Odessa (Ector County) — Ector County has broken ground on the new Kellus Turner Community Center in the western portion of the city, marking the start of construction on a nearly $800,000,4,700-square-foot community facility at 2261 Sycamore Drive.
The Texas A&M University System officially opened its new downtown Fort Worth campus last week and immediately began work on the next phase of a long-term investment in the city’s students, workforce and economy.
Feature Photo: View of the new campus. Image: Texas A&M. Posted: 8-9-2026 Fort Worth (Tarrant County) — The Texas A&M University System officially opened its new downtown Fort Worth campus last week and immediately began work on the next phase of a long-term investment in the city’s students, workforce and economy.