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The article states "Work on foundational infrastructure began in April 2026, with groundbreaking scheduled for early 2027", giving the month but not the day. Completion: Washington Commanders[2] release, 11 Aug 2026: "Construction on the new Washington Commanders Stadium is anticipated to begin in spring 2027, with a targeted completion date of spring 2030" (spring read as ending 31 May); DC's OurRFK site: "The new stadium is expected to open in 2030."
The team, which is building the stadium, names the general contractor and gives a targeted completion date of spring 2030 (construction start spring 2027, enabling work since June 2026); DC's OurRFK FAQ agrees on opening in 2030. endDate is the last day of meteorological spring.[1]
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Approximately 65,000 seats in an enclosed facility
“approximately 65,000-seat enclosed facility”
Construction anticipated spring 2027; targeted completion spring 2030
“anticipated to begin in spring 2027, with a targeted completion date of spring 2030.”
Construction joint venture selected
“have selected a joint venture of Clark Construction Group, Mortenson, and Smoot Construction Company of Washington, DC”
Expected completion (year precision; spring target)
“targeted completion date of spring 2030.”
The published cost is $3.8 billion: Projected total cost of the New Stadium at RFK Campus (Commanders contribute $2.7bn, the District $500m for infrastructure per the pin).[1]
Planned design figure · About 65,000 seats; 180-acre campus omitted.
