Virginia Beach, Virginia
A source-backed record of construction and planned development.
Sources reviewed 1 Nov 2026 · Selected projects, not a complete municipal register
2 projects
Construction documented by the project owner. Status is a dated research snapshot.
The city has a 2025–2029 staged water, sewer, roadway, duct-bank and stormwater reconstruction timeline; the earlier utility phase was scheduled October 2025–May 2026, and the next phase June 2026–December 2027.
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View project →City project schedule reports March 2024 construction start and December 2026 scheduled completion of an underground stormwater treatment system and constructed wetland; actual closeout is not confirmed.
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Planned or in design or procurement; construction not yet confirmed.
Design of a regional stormwater quality and flooding treatment facility is underway and expected to be completed in December 2026; construction start is not independently confirmed.
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View project →City plans procurement of a design-build team in 2026 and selection in second quarter 2027 for a master flood-protection programme exceeding 600 acres.
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View project →Part of the five-project Eastern Shore Drive flood protection bundle; vulnerable portions of Lynnhaven Drive will be raised to reduce flooding.
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View project →The Eastern Shore Drive Bundle lists a new pumping station at Lynnhaven Colony Park; bundle has forecast 2026–2029 delivery, not separately verified station mobilisation.
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View project →City includes a pump station and automated tidal gate near Lynnhaven Drive and West Great Neck Road within the Eastern Shore Drive Bundle.
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View project →City's Eastern Shore Drive flood protection bundle includes canal widening and deepening to improve conveyance and reduce backup during storms.
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View project →The Eastern Shore Drive Bundle names upgraded street drainage infrastructure on Cape Henry Drive; full bundle cost is $73.5 million, not a separately assigned allocation.
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View project →The Office of Public Facilities lists its Beach Maintenance Facility among managed CIP public-facility projects; individual construction or completion phase is not supplied.
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View project →The city maintains Fire Training Center Improvements IV as an individually named public-facility capital programme.
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View project →Public Facilities maintains a dedicated Virginia Aquarium Renewal and Replacement III project, distinct from its building systems work.
Source reviewed 1 Nov 2026
View project →Past developments and original source records.
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