ACS to build new Tampa Bay Rays stadium for $2 billion
The Spanish construction company, in alliance with Aecom-Hunt, has presented the best proposal for the construction of the new enclosure, which will have a capacity for 31,000 people.
ACS, a Spanish construction group, has been provisionally selected as the general contractor for a new baseball stadium for the Tampa Bay Rays in Florida, with a budget of $2.3 billion. The stadium, designed by Populous, will have a capacity for 31,000 people and is expected to be completed by 2029. ACS, in partnership with Aecom-Hunt and Horus, beat out other local firms to secure the contract, which includes a guaranteed maximum price and shared risk.
The stadium will be built near the Raymond James Stadium and Steinbrenner Field, and will feature a unique aquarium with rays and a retractable roof.
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