Jones Sports was contracted to install the new façade on TQL Stadium, home of the major league soccer team FC Cincinnati. FC Cincinnati’s Stadium Construction Manager, Turner Construction, approached us to support them on this contract. We collaborated with Turner and the architect, Populous to finalize the designs using innovative solutions to accomplish their vision.

Jones Sports was called to the plate to rebrand the home of the Seattle Mariners from Safeco Field to T-Mobile Park. Our job was to engineer, fabricate, and install the two most complex components of the signage scope: the illuminated rooftop letters and the iconic left field clock tower and sign.

Jones Sports teamed up with the Milwaukee Brewers to rebrand Miller Park into American Family Field. Our role was to fully integrate the new brand into the existing facility's internal and external architecture and signage. Our services included conceptual design, design engineering, preconstruction, permitting, modular fabrication, and installation.

The Denver Broncos, Empower Retirement, and the Denver Municipal Stadium contracted Jones Sports to begin a stadium re-brand in early 2020, just as the COVID-19 pandemic was about to hit the U.S. The project scope included nine signs, 13,000 square feet of ACM work, and an RGB programmable lighting logo sign.

Jones Sports' work on the new Allegiant Stadium was a part of a Mortensen/McCarthy Joint Venture. We engineered, fabricated, and installed multiple elements of the new Las Vegas Raiders stadium including scoreboard horns, custom video board cladding, upper bowl fencing, and ornamental railings.

Jones Sports undertook brand refresh of the NY Mets Spring Training facility in Port St. Lucie, FL. We replaced all wayfinding, directional, concession, sponsorship, and retail signage throughout the minor league ballpark. Highlights of this project were a 30’ neon art display and a 10’ freestanding baseball bat to dedicate Piazza Drive.

Jones Sports was contracted to manufacture and install six high-profile internally illuminated logo badges surrounding the stadium bowl. Each badge sign measured 36' in diameter and was 54' long. We also manufactured and installed two supersized specialty fabrication 3D electrical guitars, measuring 32' tall each, and installed in an "X" pattern over the freestanding entry.

Jones Sports provided Design Assist Services for the brand-new Chase Center, home to the Golden State Warriors. This new construction project was a Mortenson/Clark Joint Venture with Jones Sports tasked with fabricating and installing all interior and exterior signage for the new arena.

Jones Sports' preconstruction services played a central role in the Little Caesars Arena project. Prior to putting the contract out for bid, we were brought in to assist in developing the project specifications and budget for this home of the Detroit Pistons. Jones Sports worked with the design team and general contractor to create a conceptual design package and ultimately won the design/build contract.

Jones Sports engineered, manufactured, and installed more than 3,500 signs and signage elements for this world-class motorsports facility, including 14-foot tall programmable RGB channel letters spelling DAYTONA INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY.

Jones Sports fabricated and installed the 12-story high Big Hoss TV at Texas Motor Speedway. Towering over the backstretch of this famous raceway, the Big Hoss provides viewers with 20,633 square feet of hi-def imagery.

Jones Sports fabricated and installed a massive steel structure to support The Big Board at the iconic Churchill Downs, home of the Kentucky Derby. This project highlights Jones' steel structure fabrication and high-rise project coordination capabilities.

Jones Sports and Mitsubishi Electric teamed up to install a new LED display scoreboard at Lambeau Field, the home of the Green Bay Packers.