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Construction Manager?

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Even though their ballpark-financing plan is on shaky ground in Tallahassee, the Marlins are moving ahead with their plans.

 

They are negotiating a contract with Mortenson, a Minneapolis-based construction firm, to be construction manager on the $420 million ballpark east of the Orange Bowl.

 

Mortenson partnered with HOK -- also the Marlins' architect -- on the building of Coors Field, the Denver home of the Colorado Rockies.

 

(Sarah Talalay - Sun-Sentinel)

Marlins seem confident.

My bet is they will go ahead with or without the $$$ from Tallahassee. They are not going to let $30M stop the project.

My bet is they will go ahead with or without the $$$ from Tallahassee. They are not going to let $30M stop the project.

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I tend to agree, especially with the Marlins hiring a construction manager after all the seemingly negative news out of Tallahassee this week.

My bet is they will go ahead with or without the $$$ from Tallahassee. They are not going to let $30M stop the project.

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Don't forget the Delgado signing. I'm Loria doesn't give the ok if he knew a park was definitely going to get built.

My bet is they will go ahead with or without the $$$ from Tallahassee. They are not going to let $30M stop the project.

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I would agree with you on that. It will take minimum 4 years to get the Ballpark built. If they dont get the money this year, they may get it next year or the year after. Im sure 30 million isnt too hard to find somewhere.

Didn't Burress say that the deal is off if they can't get the state money?

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yea but he has to say that. I mean he is trying to get the state to give in

Marlins have spent millions already doing the plans for this ballpark on the site next to the Orange Bowl. Moving will mean wasting this money. I see a Plan B that is being kept way in the cellar just in case.

so are you saying that this cellar exists, yet to the general public, and the government, it doesn't. as in, we're going to exhaust every possibility and then if they don't give it then we'll figure it out?..but its already figured out?

The cellar is doing another package to get that extra $30 million. However, the Marlins may be able to do some cost-cutting to get the price tag down. Dade County wants the ballpark at the price because they want it to be impressive since the County will own it. I think we could see them sign (an)other tenant(s) long-term to bring in the extra $30 million.

The cellar is doing another package to get that extra $30 million. However, the Marlins may be able to do some cost-cutting to get the price tag down. Dade County wants the ballpark at the price because they want it to be impressive since the County will own it. I think we could see them sign (an)other tenant(s) long-term to bring in the extra $30 million.

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MLS, Arena Football maybe?

 

Although if soccer does return to South Florida I bet MLS's first choice would probably the OB.

 

Arena Football would probably rather play at the AAA, ODC, or maybe the Miami Arena.

 

NCAA tournaments could also be held at the new park.

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