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Joint Venture Selected to Build New Washington Commanders Stadium
The $3.8 billion project will include a 65,000-seat enclosed venue and more than 200 annual events, the team said.
- The Washington Commanders selected a joint venture of Clark Construction Group, Mortenson, and Smoot Construction Company to lead construction of their new stadium in Washington, DC.
- Located on the site of the former RFK Stadium, the 1.8 million-square-foot venue carries a $3.8 billion total project cost, with the Commanders investing at least $2.7 billion and the city contributing $1.1 billion.
- The joint venture members hold extensive experience with major sports venues including Nationals Park and Capital One Arena. Matt Haas, head of construction for the Commanders, said the partnership will "create a premier destination."
- Construction is expected to begin in spring 2027, with completion targeted for spring 2030, as the stadium anchors a 180-acre campus designed to host over 200 events annually.
- A draft master plan released June 30 includes 5,500 to 6,500 housing units across six districts, while a 45-day public comment period on the project began on Friday.
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The $3.8 billion and 65,000 roofed seats in Commanders Stadium was held by Clark Construction, Mortenson and Smoot. Construction starts in 2027 at the RFK site.
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Joint venture selected to build new Washington Commanders stadium
The joint venture of Clark Construction Group, Mortenson, and Smoot Construction Company of D.C. were chosen by the Commanders to lead construction of the 1.8 million square-foot venue, according to a news release.
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