Opening night is already sold.
Integrated project controls for arenas, stadiums and entertainment venues. Schedule, cost and risk in one view, so owners know every week whether the first event is safe.
What is really at risk.
The date was sold first
Tickets, broadcast and tenant commitments exist before the steel tops out. The schedule has to serve the date, not the other way around.
Scale hides small slips
Thousands of activities and dozens of contracts mean a two-week slip in one area can vanish inside a summary report.
Many parties, one budget
Teams, operators, public funders and lenders all watch the cost. Each one needs the same numbers at the same time.
Where we add control.
- 01
Arenas
Multi-purpose venues with long-span roofs, rigging and technology systems on the critical path.
- 02
Stadiums and ballparks
Open-air venues where season schedules and weather shape the plan.
- 03
Training and performance facilities
Team buildings and training fields tied to season start dates.
- 04
Off-season renovations
Premium seating and concourse upgrades packed into tight windows between seasons.
How we control it here.
The KonradBeck capabilities owners in this market call on most.
An embedded controls team running schedule, cost and risk from one data set.
A master schedule built backwards from opening night, with float tracked every week.
QSRA on the opening date and contingency sized to the risks that actually threaten it.
Weekly dashboards for owners, operators and funders, all drawn from the same numbers.
A $620M arena with no option to open late.
The arena sold out opening night before the steel topped out. Our embedded controls team ran one integrated view of schedule, cost and risk, updated weekly. When float eroded in one area, the owners saw it that same week and chose a recovery path while it was still affordable.
- $620M
- Arena
- Embedded
- Controls team
- 2025
- Engagement year
Questions owners ask us.
How do you protect a fixed opening date?
We build the schedule backwards from the first event, track float on every path to it weekly and run risk analysis so contingency time is placed where it matters.
Can you embed with our team on site?
Yes. Our controls staff can work alongside your project team and the contractor, running updates, reports and risk reviews in real time.
How do you report to several owners and funders?
One data set feeds every report, so teams, operators and lenders see the same forecast, in the level of detail each one needs.
See your sports & entertainment program clearly.
Share the program, the budget and the date that matters. A senior KonradBeck controls lead will come back to you within one business day.