Since 2002, Flintco has completed multiple projects at Oklahoma State
University, including renovations and expansions to Boone Pickens Stadium. This multi
–
phase project modernizes the
historic facility with upgrades to north and south bleachers,
plazas, utilities, and field lighting. New club and suite levels include 2,000 outdoor seats,
32 luxury suites, and a Club Lounge with high
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end finishes. Ramps, elevators, and
escalators improve
access, while restroom and concession buildings are replaced. The
west end zone bowl connects renovated sides and houses locker rooms, meeting spaces,
coaches
’
offices, and 58 additional suites, creating a world
–
class football venue.

The new two
–
story Hardesty Family Adaptive Sports Complex expands the
Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges, connecting to the existing facility. It
features an NCAA regulation basketball court, adaptive rock climbing wall, resistance
therapy poo
l, and elevated walking track. Universal design removes accessibility barriers,
while site improvements include a courtyard plaza, outdoor sports court, water feature,
butterfly garden, and walking/cycling trails with benches and shade. Utility upgrades,
s
treetscape, and parking renovations support the expanded facility and its inclusive
mission.

The renovation and addition at Owen Field upgrades team facilities and fan
amenities, including new south end zone bowl seating, premium seating, coaches
’
offices,
lounges, locker
rooms, and a sports medicine area. Two new fan plazas and a colossal
video board
—
the second
–
largest in college athletics
—
enhance the stadium experience.
Delivered in a joint venture with Austin Commercial, this phase continues Flintco
’
s long
–
term partnersh
ip at Gaylord Family Memorial Stadium, building on over 8 previous phases
and extensive athletic, office, and training facility improvements.

The new sports facility includes coaching offices, conference and team meeting rooms, and a video analysis space. Athlete support features a locker room, team lounge, training room, and equipment room for 125 student athletes, incorporating advanced rehabilitation and therapy technology. Additional amenities include a banquet room with catering kitchen and a lobby with museum-quality displays. Fully
commissioned, the project achieved LEED™ Silver certification, aligning with the overall master plan for the athletics complex.

The new track operations building supports University of Arkansas athletes
with modern training and support spaces. The facility includes men
’
s and women
’
s locker
rooms, a team lounge, weight room, and
training room, all designed to enhance athlete
preparation, wellness, and day
–
to
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day operations adjacent to the existing track.

The 1,000
–
seat Centennial Stadium at Newton Middle School serves all
Littleton Public Schools and features an artificial turf field for football, soccer, and
lacrosse, surrounded by an 8
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lane, 400
–
meter track. Shot put and discus areas, plus a
locker room
and storage building, support athletes and officials. The seating and press box
include first
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floor concessions and restrooms, with a second
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floor coaches and press area
accessible by stair and elevator. The project also includes storm drainage, landscapin
g,
and concrete work.

The
new
45,000
–
seat football stadium, delivered in a joint venture with Austin
Commercial, spans seven levels and includes a 1,310
–
seat club area, letter winners club,
72 loge boxes, 39 suites, six founders
’
suites, and multiple concessions and retail spaces.
A s
hade canopy covers much of the seating bowl. The 93
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acre development also features
new parking and tailgating areas, RV parking, pedestrian trails, intramural fields, basin
improvements, a new pedestrian bridge, and campus enhancements south of the Brazos
River.

The new UIL competition
–
level aquatic facility features two pools, including a
50m competition pool with three
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team practice capacity, two bulkheads, and
a
1m
springboard diving. Passively ventilated
pool enclosures complement conditioned support
spaces with locker rooms, coaches
’
offices, concessions, and public restrooms. Designed
for energy efficiency, the facility incorporates a prototype CHP system to optimize district
–
wide energy performance.