National Western Center

Denver is taking the next step in developing the National Western Center “Triangle,” a 60-acre area on the southeast side of the National Western Center campus so-named for it’s triangle-like shape. A draft request for proposals (RFP) was released in December 2019, which outlines the city’s requirements and search for a development partner to design, build, finance, operate and maintain public facilities, including restoring the 1909 Stadium Arena, building an exposition hall, and building a new, mid-size arena for rodeos, concerts and other year-round entertainment events.

This project is unique

In a unique procurement process, the draft RFP for the National Western Center Triangle project will go through four rounds of edits before being released as a final document this summer. Over the next few months, the public is invited to help refine the draft RFP to ensure that what’s eventually built on this 60-acre site is well designed, meets community needs and is in line with existing adopted plans for the area.

Denver hosts first in a series of meetings planned through summer 2020 to gather input on the Triangle project draft RFP

Join us this January to learn about the project:

Saturday, January 25

9:30 – 11 a.m.

Swansea Recreation Center,

2650 E. 49th Ave., Denver

In addition to the technical elements of the project, the draft RFP includes requirements for

prevailing and livable wages
public art
entrepreneurial advancement through Minority- and Women-owned Business Enterprises in design, construction and operation
and a requirement that 20% of any future residential development include a variety of affordable housing options.

Visit the Triangle webpage

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