The Tennessee Builders Alliance (TBA), a team including heavyweights Aecom and Turner Construction will be the construction manager at risk for the Tennessee Titans’ new stadium.
Nashville-headquartered ICF Builders and Brentwood-based Polk & Associates are also part of TBA.
Located in Nashville’s East Bank, the new 1.7m-sq-ft stadium will accommodate up to 60,000 people.
It will have a circular translucent roof, improved sightlines for all spectators, and a 12,000-sq-ft community space.
TBA will oversee preconstruction and construction management, and will choose trade contractors to work on the project.
Estimated to cost $2.1bn, construction on the new stadium is due to begin in 2024 and be completed by 2027.
$1.2bn will come from public funds, making it the biggest US stadium subsidy ever.
In a rare move, the new venue will have a smaller capacity then the previously used Nissan Stadium, which could seat 69,100 fans.
John Gromos, TBA’s principal, said: “The Tennessee Builders Alliance is thrilled to work with the Tennessee Titans, the city of Nashville, and the Metro Sports Authority as we build a world-class facility for our neighbours.
“TBA recognises that we are building more than a stadium. We are also building a brighter future for diverse members of our community and strengthening the Middle Tennessee economy for everyone."
