Elevator and Escalator Replacement, Raymond James Stadium - (Request for Proposal)
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Aug 23, 2026
Oct 30, 2026
Elevator and escalator replacement at Raymond James Stadium.
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Posted
Aug 23, 2026
Oct 30, 2026
Elevator and escalator replacement at Raymond James Stadium.
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City
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Tampa
County
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Hillsborough
Address
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4201 N Dale Mabry Hwy
Phone Number
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(813) 350-6500
Zip Code
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33607
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Tampa Sports Authority
The 2026-2029 Strategic Plan for the Tampa Sports Authority refines previous objectives into five key areas: reducing reliance on operating subsidies, facilitating great customer experiences, fostering a positive workplace, maintaining public assets while ensuring safety, and capitalizing on sports and entertainment opportunities to drive regional economic prosperity. The overarching vision is to stimulate economic vitality and enhance the quality of life in Tampa Bay through world-class venues and compelling offerings.
The board discussed and approved several operational items, including a co-promoted food and beverage festival, a music festival rental on stadium property, and a soccer tournament at the SportsPlex. Updates were provided regarding the transition to a new golf point-of-sale system and a regulatory signage issue related to pesticide applications. Additional discussions covered legislative developments concerning sports betting, the hiring of new operations personnel, marketing analytics, and stadium signage modifications.
Public-sector contacts connected to Tampa Sports Authority.
The board discussed and approved several consent items, including financial reports for RJS, the Golf Course, and the SportsPlex, as well as agreements for HVAC solutions and irrigation renovations. Key project approvals included the selection of OSPORTS for the Indoor Fieldhouse architectural design and the associated interlocal agreement for fieldhouse development. The board also authorized a bid for the painting of the NYY pedestrian overpass bridge. Additionally, staff provided updates on license agreements for various events, recent financial performance for stadium events and golf operations, and planned improvements at Steinbrenner Field.
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