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32%38%

6%9%

Minority work hour goal

Current minority work hours

Women work hour goal

Current women work hours

THE STATE OF THE STADIUM

STADIUM CONSTRUCTIO

17%Complete

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ECONOMIC IMPACT

$191 millionin HCMC expansion

$15 millionin Kraus-Anderson HQ

4,500 tonsof structural steel300 tonsof roof cables

25 tonsof other metals

EMPLOYMENT

MINNESOTA FACTS

DID YOU KNOW?

PROJECT UPDATE

As of July 31, 2014: Workers have performed 356,176 hours of work;

134,200by minorities; 32,895by women; 18,249by veterans

More than12.5 million has been paid to workers

The roof of the new

stadium will be the largest

transparent roof in

North America.

480,000 cubic yards of

concrete have been

poured on the

construction site, nearly

5,000 trucks loads116 women, minority and veteran-owned businesses have worked or areworking on the stadium. Contracts total over $ 212 millionin revenue

TRADES ON THE JOB

Updated statistics as of July 31, 2014

$400 millionin Wells Fargo/Ryan development

$100 millionin Ryan Cos. residential development

B R O A D E R D O W N T O W N E A S T D E V E L O P M E N T S

E V E N T S

R E C Y C L E D M E T R O D O M E M A T E R I A L S

Host of Super Bowl 2018with an estimated economic impact of $300 million

31%Carpenters

32%Laborers3% Pipe Trades

5%Electricians

20%Iron Workers

9%Other

*Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED) is a green building certification program

Since December, more

than200Minnesota-based companies have

contributed to the

stadium construction

*Economic Benefits of Indianapolis Super Bowl, Rockport Analytics

LEED* qualifying goal: 80%

Actual recycled materials: Almost 90%

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