Enclos Tensile Structures

A major milestone for our ETS team was reached at the new Nissan Stadium – the top net is officially pinned!

This achievement is a testament to the precision, coordination, and grit of the crews making it happen high above the field. From the rope access technicians and ironworkers to the teams supporting heavy lifting, cranes, scaffolding, and overall project coordination, every connection represents countless hours of planning and expert ex*****on. Special thanks to our project partners, the Ironworkers Local 492, ZDI Rope Access, VSL, Maxim Crane Works, LP, Solid Platforms, INC, and Tennessee Builders Alliance, for helping bring this milestone to life.

Proud to see the vision continuing to take shape one milestone at a time.

What do a tennis racket and a bicycle wheel have in common? They helped inspire the tension ring canopy at Inter Miami’s stadium.

This Sports Business Journal article highlights how the spoke-like cable system, designed by schlaich bergermann partner and delivered by ETS, creates a lightweight structure that reduces material while maximizing coverage.

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A tennis racket, or a bicycle wheel? Inter Miami’s Nu Stadium highlights cost-saving tension-ring canopy concept The canopy over Inter Miami’s Nu Stadium is a first of its kind in the U.S., a tension ring that covers the entire seating area. Schlaich Bergermann Partner's Michael Stein explains how this "bicycle wheel" design works

Tropicana Field is back, reimagined with a new PTFE membrane roof spanning more than 345,000 square feet.

Following Hurricane Milton, the replacement required rapid coordination across engineering, fabrication, and installation, resulting in one of the largest membrane panel installations of its kind.

Explore the full project, including installation photography and project details: https://ets-na.com/portfolio/tropicana-field-roof-replacement

City of St. Petersburg, Florida
AECOM Hunt
Hennessy Construction Services
Geiger Engineers
Tampa Bay Rays
MLB

Tropicana Field is already drawing global attention following its reopening.

Recently featured by Dezeen, the renovation highlights the scale and ambition behind the new PTFE membrane roof system.

Designed to balance light transmission, durability, and long-span efficiency, the system creates a bright, weather-protected environment tailored to Florida’s climate.

Take a closer look at the full story: https://www.dezeen.com/2026/03/30/tampa-bay-rays-florida-stadium-roof/

City of St. Petersburg
AECOM Hunt
Hennessy Construction Services
Geiger Engineers
Tampa Bay Rays
Major League Baseball (MLB)

Tampa Bay Rays replace stadium roof after 2024 hurricane The Tampa Bay Rays are debuting a new roof on their ballpark in time for the 2026 MLB season home opener in Florida.