Lincoln Financial Field

The Linc’s end zone scoreboards are the largest in the NFL, each measuring 96 feet long.

City: Philadelphia

 Tenants: Philadelphia Eagles, Temple University football

 Owner: City of Philadelphia

 Operator: Philadelphia Eagles

 Project manager: KUD International

 Architects: NBBJ Sports and Entertainment, Agoos Lovera Architects

 General contractor: Turner Construction

 Construction managers: Keating Building Corp., McKissack Group Inc.

 Projected cost: $512 million

 Funding: Total cost projected at $362 million for stadium construction and $70 million for land acquisition, $80 million for architect and consultant fees. Private funding is projected at $332 million, coming from a $180 million loan from FleetBoston to the team, a $125 million loan from the NFL's stadium loan fund, and revenue from the sale of PSLs. The commonwealth of Pennsylvania and city of Philadelphia will contribute an estimated $180 million. The city's portion will be collected through a 2 percent car rental tax. The $85 million state portion will be provided through grants. The Eagles retain the proceeds of Lincoln Financial Group's 20-year, $139.6 million naming-rights deal for the facility.

 Founding partners: Budweiser, Key States Chrysler-Jeep Dealers, Miller Lite, NovaCare Rehabilitation, Pepsi, Sovereign Bank, Tenet, Verizon Wireless, WYSP-FM

 Concessionaires: Sportservice (general), Restaurant Associates (premium)

 Pouring rights: Pepsi-Cola

 Scoreboard providers: Daktronics

 Turf providers: Tuckahoe Farms (natural grass for stadium), DD Grassmaster (synthetic turf for practice field)

 Seat providers: Hussey Seating Co. (general and suites), Custom Contract Furnishings Co. (bar chairs, sofas in the suites), Dant Clayton Corp. (grandstand)