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October 12, 2009 – In City of Industry and the surrounding areas, people are a-buzz with the prospect of an NFL franchise calling the region home as early as next season. Developers and city official are currently in the process of finalizing plans to build a stadium in City of Industry that will be ready for play in 2013.  Pomona contractors are expected to aggressively pursue openings on this $800 million construction project.

The 75,000 seat venue will sit on a hillside, utilizing the incline to make the construction much cheaper than the average NFL arena.  Whittier contractors and West Covina contractors will also be in the running for the many subcontracting positions on this large project.

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November 3, 2009 – In 2008, the University of Houston board of regents approved the spending of $38 million on new athletics facilities for their high profile sports.

University of Houston to Revamp Sports Facilities

Now, it looks like UH is moving towards a more inclusive renovation plan, that could possibly include the construction of a new football stadium.  Area contractors, including Houston electrical contractors, are excited about the prospect of the jobs the spending could generate.

Presently, the University is requesting submissions from general contractors on six possible construction plans which UH officials are mulling over.  One of the proposals involves both the basketball and football facilities being renovated, three proposals involve constructing a brand new football stadium, and two plans involve making modifications to the existing football stadium.  Needless to say, these projects could mean hundreds of construction jobs for everyone from Pasadena contractors to Houston HVAC contractors.


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December 1, 2009 – With the Santa Clara, California construction industry jobless rate currently around 30 percent, the city of Santa Clara is trying to make haste on the proposed 49ers new football stadium. The $937 million project could bring 700 construction jobs to the area, which is welcome news to struggling Santa Clara general contractors and Santa Clara electricians.

The new stadium will be voted on by the public on June 8th of next year, but the city has already started preliminary efforts by nearing signoff on the Environmental Impact Report for the 68,500-seat venue. Construction is expected to begin in 2012, which couldn’t come soon enough for local builders like Santa Clara plumbing contractors.

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April 23, 2010 – The city of Miami, Florida has made the necessary arrangements to sell $75 million in bonds to fund the construction of parking sites for the new Florida Marlins’ stadium. The start of the construction on the 6,000 parking spaces is planned for the beginning of summer, which couldn’t come soon enough for Miami contractors and Hollywood builders.

The new ballpark is aiming for completion by opening day of the 2012 season.

For a more complete story, see the Miami Herald.

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