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Modular Stadiums

Kenya's professional game is held back less by talent than by seats. A county can produce players and still have nowhere to sell a ticket, host a broadcast or seat a sponsor. A modular stadium answers that in a way a poured-concrete bowl cannot: it is manufactured off site, bolted together on site, priced per component, and it can start at a 360-seat stand and grow to 20,000 without demolishing what came first.

SixFive Stadium Experience — Supplier system published here because KickStartKenyaFootball holds a referral arrangement with SixFive. Disclosed rather than presented as independent procurement advice. How this is governed

The system

Why modular changes what a county can build

Manufactured, not poured

Grandstands, cantilever roofs, steel structure, VIP booths and lower-level amenity blocks arrive as prefabricated modules. The site work is foundations, services and assembly rather than years of in-situ concrete.

Priced component by component

Every element carries its own price, so a county can see exactly what a roof, a VIP tier or a safe-standing end costs before it commits to any of them.

Grows with the crowd

The same system covers a standalone VIP unit, a 360-seat stand with terrace, and stadiums at 2,500, 5,000, 7,500, 10,000, 15,000 and 20,000 capacity. Phase one does not have to be phase three.

Broadcast and sponsor ready

Cantilever roofs, TV-ready lighting packages, cladding, a videoboard and a stadium sound system are available as specified options, which is what turns a ground into a rights asset.

The ladder

From one VIP unit to twenty thousand seats

The same system at every size, so a first phase does not close off a third. Indicative estimates only, subject to survey and detailed costing.

Standalone VIP unit

Standalone unit

360 seat stand with terrace

360 capacity

520 seat stand with terrace

520 capacity

1,000 seat stand with terrace

1,000 capacity

2,500 seat stadium

2,500 capacity

5,000 seat stadium

5,000 capacity

7,500 seat stadium

7,500 capacity

10,000 seat stadium

10,000 capacity

15,000 seat stadium

15,000 capacity

20,000 seat stadium

20,000 capacity

Worked example

15,000 capacity modular stadium

Every line of a 15,000-seat build, as quoted by the supplier. Published in full so a county, a club or a funding partner can argue with the parts rather than the headline.

Base cost

$14,646,276

Cost per seat

$976

With every option

$22,853,297

East grandstand

4,560 bucket seats and 522 VIP seats

West grandstand

4,560 bucket seats and 458 VIP seats

North grandstand

1,912 safe standing

South grandstand

1,912 safe standing

VIP booths

56 suites — 28 east, 28 west

Lower-level amenities

22,000 sq ft east and west, plus 5,000 sq ft north and south

Cost stack

East grandstand — 4,560 bucket and 522 VIP seats

$1,071,286

West grandstand — 4,560 bucket and 458 VIP seats

$1,071,286

North grandstand — safe standing, 1,912 spectators

$260,000

South grandstand — safe standing, 1,912 spectators

$260,000

North and south cantilever roof and steel structure

$1,314,286

East and west gangway cantilever roof and steel, with 6 VIP staircases

$5,140,000

VIP booths — 56 suites

$1,065,714

Lower-level amenities and changing rooms — east row 1 (5,500 sq ft)

$527,143

Lower-level amenities and changing rooms — east row 2 (5,500 sq ft)

$527,143

Lower-level amenities and changing rooms — west row 1 (5,500 sq ft)

$527,143

Lower-level amenities and changing rooms — west row 2 (5,500 sq ft)

$527,143

I-beams and double posts for two lower levels

$320,000

Lower-level amenities north and south (5,000 sq ft total)

$714,286

Stadium cladding

$623,406

SixFive soft costs — design, project coordination and other fees

$697,442

Total, base build

$14,646,276

Options

Replace safe standing with 3,824 bucket seats

$456,530

Musco lighting package — 4-post, TV ready

Preliminary figure

$938,889

Musco advanced lighting package

Preliminary figure

$1,228,333

Dome, 105m x 68m

Includes installation estimate

$1,999,800

FIFA certified turf field with drainage and site prep

FIFA PRO 48oz with rugby pad; additional installation may apply

$1,724,860

Stadium sound system, designed to spec

Additional installation may apply

$363,270

Videoboard, 42ft x 74ft

Additional installation may apply

$1,238,889

Modular elevator for VIP access

Cost per elevator

$256,450

Not included

Installation · Architectural and local engineering · Permits · Site preparation · Footings and foundations · Electricity · Plumbing · HVAC · Sprinklers · Furniture, fixtures and equipment · Import taxes and duties

These are the lines that decide whether a modular stadium lands on budget in Kenya. Site prep, foundations, services and import duty are local costs, and they are modelled per county in the facility planner rather than guessed here.

How it reaches the right people

How An Opportunity Reaches The Right People

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Where it fits

Four ways this lands in Kenya

Source: SixFive Stadium Experience — 15,000 capacity individual stadium proposal and referral plan · Method: Supplier quotation, reproduced without mark-up. USD, ex-works, before the listed exclusions. · Last reviewed 2026-06-01

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