ADVERTISEMENT

SACRAMENTO REPUBLIC FC

Republic FC announce Turner Construction will build new stadium

Sacramento Republic FC has selected Turner Construction Company, the same company that built Golden 1 Center, to build its new stadium.

Watch: Greg Swartz on Sabonis Trade Market, Darius Acuff & Kings Young Core | 20 mins

The following release is courtesy of Sacramento Republic FC

Sacramento Republic FC is proud to announce that Turner Construction Company, one of the nation’s premier builders, has been selected as the lead builder for the club’s highly anticipated new stadium in downtown Sacramento.

With a proven record of excellence and innovation, Turner brings world-class expertise and a deep-rooted connection to the Northern California region to the transformative project. Upon completion in 2027, Sacramento will have a new venue that is designed to be more than just a home for professional soccer—it is envisioned as a year-round community gathering space for sports, arts, culture, and civic life.

ADVERTISEMENT

“This project has deep roots and bold ambition. Turner’s partnership ensures that our vision for a community-first stadium becomes a reality and with lasting benefits for Sacramento,” said Todd Dunivant, President & General Manager of Sacramento Republic FC. “Their experience in building incredible sports venues, combined with their deep understanding of our region, makes them the ideal collaborator to bring our new home to life.”

“What an incredible moment to pause and celebrate what this project means in forward progress and lasting impact for the community we live and work in. With a clear alignment in our collective core values, we are excited for what this project means for Sacramento, beyond the build,” said Drake Costa, Vice President & General Manager, Turner Construction Company.

ADVERTISEMENT

“We are proud to join with Wilton Rancheria and Republic FC to build a stadium that’s grounded in community, rooted in history, and built for the future of Sacramento.”

Turner Construction Company, one of the most respected names in global construction, is renowned for delivering iconic, large-scale sports venues.

The firm’s portfolio includes major league arenas and stadiums such as Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, and FC Cincinnati’s TQL Stadium—each a landmark in sustainable design, fan experience, and construction efficiency.

Turner and Republic FC have already begun collaborating on creating community benefits that go above and beyond the original scope set forward.

In the coming weeks, the partners will release more information about how local contractors and businesses can join the project, with a unified commitment to workforce development and engaging the next generation of front line workers. Through the partnership, the project is projected to create over 1,200 construction jobs, resulting in over $240 million in economic impact from construction alone. 

ADVERTISEMENT

The addition of Turner marks a key milestone for the project, which continues to move forward on schedule. Groundbreaking is set for late summer 2025, with season ticket memberships and premium seating options launching later this year. The stadium is scheduled to open in 2027, adding nearly 40 additional large events to the city’s entertainment calendar. 

To stay up to date with the latest stadium news, visit RepublicStadium.com or follow @NewRepublicStadium on Instagram.

More on the new Sacramento Republic FC stadium

The Sacramento City Council has unanimously voted in favor of a plan to construct a long-awaited Sacramento Republic FC stadium, along with retail and entertainment facilities, at the Railyards site in downtown Sacramento.

Following decades of inactivity, the mostly vacant area is set for a large-scale development that the team hopes will include construction on the stadium beginning this summer, with a targeted completion date of 2027–in time for the start of the 2027 USL season.

ADVERTISEMENT

Along with a new home for Sacramento Republic FC, approved plans for the area also include retail stores, housing, a market, a hotel, and a live music venue.

In November, Wilton Rancheria reached an agreement with DRV (Downtown Railyards Venture, LLC) to acquire the necessary land needed to build a new stadium at the Railyards in downtown Sacramento.

Read more below:

Sacramento City Council approves new Republic FC stadium

Thank you for reading sactownsports.com. Follow us on Twitter and Google News, and subscribe to our YouTube channel.

Frankie Cartoscelli Lead Editor & Kings Beat Writer

Author Name: Franklin Cartoscelli Bio: Franklin 'Frankie' Cartoscelli is Sactown Sports 1140's Lead Editor, Sacramento Kings beat writer and co-host of the Return of the Roar podcast. Professional Background: Worked in professional sports… Read more

Comments

0 Comments