Allegiant Stadium

Las Vegas, NV
United States

“Given the aggressive construction schedule and design-build approach, it was imperative that we had an expert team overseeing the project on our behalf. CAA ICON’s top priority was ensuring that we got the best value from every member of the project team. As a result, we have collectively delivered an on-budget, extraordinary stadium in the originally-planned 31 months, and CAA ICON was no doubt integral in every step of the success.”

Marc Badain

President (Former), Las Vegas Raiders

Description

New 65,000-seat NFL multi-purpose stadium

Client

Las Vegas Raiders

Architect

Manica Architecture (Lead Design Architect) / HNTB Architects (Architect of Record)

CM/GC

Mortenson-McCarthy Joint Venture (Design-Builder)

Project Cost

$1,970,000,000

Status

Completed – August 2020

Workforce Inclusion

63% awarded to Minority and Female workers (7 million labor hours)

Project Participation

23% of consturction contracts awarded to Small Business Enterprises including 42 Women/Minority-owned Business Enterprises

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An Iconic Venue

Allegiant Stadium, home to the Las Vegas Raiders, is a global events destination located adjacent to the world-famous Las Vegas Strip. Modern features create a high-tech, iconic structure that is fully enclosed and climate-controlled with a capacity of 65,000. Designed to make game day a daylong event for fans and families, the stadium includes premium entertainment venues such as a 55,000 sf lounge and viewing area and 80 ft by 200 ft operable lanai doors that open to a classic Las Vegas view. State-of-the-art features include a retractable natural grass playing field and a translucent ETFE roof allowing illumination by natural light, while protecting fans from the desert heat.

Services Provided

The following Project Management services were implemented on the Allegiant Stadium project.

Activate
Plan and Organize
Program and Strategize
Design and Pre-Construct
Construct
Complete

Small Business Enterprise

Project Participation

The goal of having 15% Small Business Enterprise (SBE) subcontractors on the project was exceeded with 23% of the work going to qualified subcontractors. Over 160 different SBE firms - 50 with multiple contracts - were awarded work on the project, representing $297 million of the $1.2 billion subcontracted work on the $2 billion project.