Fort Osage District Stadium
Independence, MO
From the artificial turf and the new, eight-lane track to the new scoreboard, the bleachers, the press box, and the visitor’s concessions stand, it’s hard to pinpoint just which feature of the new Fort Osage Stadium is a hometown sports-fan favorite. As part of an $11.37 million bond issue, the school district was in dire need of a stadium facelift.
When Crossland took the field, they knew they were well on their way to having a fantastic new sporting complex on their home turf. Also included is a new, fully-enclosed, high school breezeway. The school building, with three sides, needed to connect as a four-sided structure to give students a way to access each hall quickly without having to exit the building. The new breezeway does just that, and is a beautiful addition to the Fort Osage campus.
Both with accelerated schedules, Crossland tackled the obstacles and delivered a win to the students, staff, and families of the Fort Osage district. Over the course of eight months, Crossland crews self-performed site concrete, building concrete, earthwork, and storm sewer work.
This project is the proud recipient of a 2018 Excellence in Construction Award from the Associated Builders and Contractors Heart of America chapter.
Project Facts
Industry Sector: Educational
Cost: $3,789,000
Delivery Method: Design-Bid-Build / Hard Bid
Self-Perform: Earthwork, Rough Carpentry, Concrete
Owner: Fort Osage School District
Architect: DLR Group
Project Awards:
ABC Heart of America Excellence in Construction
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