Elevator and Escalator Replacement, Raymond James Stadium - (Request for Proposal)
Aug 23, 2026
Closes
Sep 22, 2026
Elevator and escalator replacement at Raymond James Stadium.
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Aug 23, 2026
Closes
Sep 22, 2026
Elevator and escalator replacement at Raymond James Stadium.
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Tampa
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Hillsborough
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4201 N Dale Mabry Hwy
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(813) 350-6500
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33607
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Tampa Sports Authority
The Board meeting agenda includes various consent items regarding financial reports for RJS, the Golf Course, and the SportsPlex, as well as the request for approval for RFP #22-01 concerning Advanced & Day of Sale Parking Services. Additionally, the agenda features informational updates from General Counsel and legislative representatives, committee reports, and comprehensive staff reports covering strategic planning, stadium operations, golf course updates, marketing analytics, and sportsplex operations.
The Board received a legislative update concerning budget allocations, tourism tax bills, and potential property tax relief legislation. Staff presented an update on the Strategic Plan, outlining a refined process for objective-setting and a quarterly performance scorecard review. The Board discussed and approved the architectural design RFQ #24-11 and Bid #24-10 for upper concourse traffic coating. Additionally, the Board authorized the 2025-2026 insurance policy renewal. Reports were provided on golf course financial performance and facility projects, SportsPlex maintenance operations, and social media engagement analytics. The meeting also included a discussion regarding the performance evaluation process for the President/CEO.
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The board meeting agenda focused on a proposed stadium renovation agreement involving the Tampa Sports Authority, the City of Tampa, Hillsborough County, and the Buccaneer Football Stadium Limited Partnership. Discussions covered project funding sources, including bond refinancing and the tourist development tax, and confirmed the project will be executed in two phases to accommodate existing event schedules. The renovation plans include upgrading video scoreboards, enhancing concession stands, and creating new rentable spaces like the Legends Club, aimed at increasing competitiveness for major events like the college football national championship and Super Bowls. Representatives from various organizations, including the Tampa Bay Sports Commission and Feld Entertainment, spoke in support of the economic and social impacts of these stadium improvements.
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