This publicly bid project was completed in 2018 and provided the Littlestown School District and community with a much-needed state of the art high school multipurpose sports stadium.
The project involved final cleanup of the elementary school demolition and site preparation needed to allow The LandTek Group® to begin the turnkey transformation into a showcase sports facility. Project consisted of a new competition multi-sport synthetic turf field, Musco sports lighting, decorative stone veneer concession/bathroom/locker room/ticket booths, home and away bleachers with press box and parking facilities. The unique entrance way is surrounded by a decorative fence with stone veneer columns and sitting walls enhanced by lighted paver walkways and an impressive, suspended Thunderbolt airplane representing the districts mascot.
The new home of Penn State Harrisburg’s mens and womans soccer team was constructed by The LandTek Group®. The new construction of the multipurpose field included excavating the site and building a new drainage system and stone base. LandTek also installed perimeter fencing, a ball stop netting system, surrounding concrete walkways and a Musco lighting system.
The LandTek Group® is proud to contribute to the most recent renovations to Ellsworth W. Allen Park in Farmingdale, NY. The 22.5 acre expansion was completed in 2020 and has been recognized by the American Society of Civil Engineers with the 2020 Quality of Life Award. The LandTek Group® installed new a irrigation system and a water main to connect the existing park to the newly constructed park. Using synthetic turf LandTek built softball & baseball infields and constructed a synthetic turf t-ball field. The build scope also included a multipurpose field with three inlaid different sized soccer field lines. All the fields were connected by concrete walkways and LandTek installed a new 30’ chain-link fencing that incorporated ball stop netting systems into the design. New sod and natural running tracks were added along with brick pavers around a newly built comfort station. Additional amities included new bleacher systems, backstops, batting cages, scoreboards, and bocce ball courts.
In 2018, LandTek replaced the all-purpose football field at Poly Prep High School. More recently, LandTek converted the natural grass baseball and softball fields to synthetic turf. The new baseball field, designed to resemble a minor league stadium, seats 350 people, while the softball field offers a stadium feel with seating for 150 people.
The baseball team, ranked number one in New York State, consistently produces high-level college players. This multipurpose complex, which also hosts soccer games, sits in the shadows of the Verrazano Bridge. Construction commenced in October of 2021 and was complete prior to the start of baseball season in April of 2022.
This publicly bid project involved the renovation of existing NCAA Division III multisport stadium. The project commenced in May of 2014 and was completed in August of 2014.
The project involved the replacement of existing synthetic turf and track surfacing with custom color blue, reconfiguration of the D-zones, addition of new trench drain, black vinyl coated fence and gates, new goal posts, all new in-ground equipment, decorative paver walkway and retaining walls along with the turnkey construction of an additional synthetic turf speed and strength training area adjacent to the field.
This Danville Area School District elected to award this project directly utilizing the KPN Cooperative Purchasing Program in lieu of going through the standard public sealed bid process. The complete turnkey stadium renovation was completed in 2017.
The state of the art stadium renovation process included a new multipurpose synthetic turf field, new asphalt base for track configuration, new all-weather polyurethane outdoor running track surface, fencing and a ball stopper safety netting system. The project required substantial earthwork and an extensive underground storm water management system with a PVC lined loop drain to protect against sink-holes that are prone in this region due to underlying limestone geology in the area.
This private NCAA Division III multi-sport facility was completed in 2017. The LandTek Group® was selected over several other specialized outdoor sports facility contractors by the college and entrusted to accomplish the work.
The project involved substantial earthwork and construction of an extensive underground storm water management system to convert the existing natural grass field to a synthetic turf multipurpose facility. This new state of the art facility also contains Musco sports lighting, black vinyl coated fencing with gates, walkways, bleacher pads, ball stopper safety netting system along with indigenous stone retaining wall and decorative landscaping beds.
Phase one of Wellington High Schools’ sports and recreation facility in Wellington, FL has recently been completed. LTG Sports Turf One, a division of LandTek, started by resurfacing the multipurpose field with brand new synthetic turf for football, soccer, and lacrosse. This makes Wellington High School only the 3rd in the county to have an artificial turf field. The surrounding track was also resurfaced and widened. LTG Sports Turf One coordinated all site work, drainage, laser grading, and enhancements to the track and field elements.
SUNY Maritime’s new 101,000 sq. ft. synthetic turf baseball field overlooks the Manhattan skyline from the Bronx campus. The LandTek Group® converted the natural baseball field to synthetic turf. The new turf covers both the outfield and infield. LandTek also constructed a new perimeter ball-stop netting system, a new backstop, and chain-link perimeter fencing. The project was complete with a new flagpole, foul poles, and installation of a Musco lighting system.
Home of the Copiague Youth League, Tanner park recently received an upgrade to their Little League baseball fields. All four infields were converted from natural clay and grass to Field Turf’s state-of-the-art artificial turf. LandTek self-performed all site work, excavation, drainage, and installation of 36,000 sq. ft. of synthetic turf. Additional scope of work included new perimeter fencing, concrete walkways that connect all four fields, landscape sodding, and new foul poles.