Texas Tech's Red Raider Facilities Foundation engaged Guidon to provide development and construction management services for a $200 million project consisting of a new four-story building in the south end zone that includes locker rooms, offices for coaches, and a field-level club area that the Red Raiders will go through before games.

That building encloses the south end of Jones AT&T Stadium and connects by a sky bridge to the school's sports performance center and the new two-story Womble Football Center.

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With Guidon's recommendations, a design and construction team was assembled and chartered with guidelines to create a recognizable "Front Door" to Red Raider Football, enhance the fan/athlete experience, and future-proof the facilities to adapt to the ever-changing athletic training and recruiting requirements.

Ensuring minimal impact on football activities is paramount to the project's success - we solved scheduling conflicts and contingency planning for temporary facilities.

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The south end zone project and Womble Football Center will contain space for recruiting and players' lounges, a new player locker room, and a television studio for game-day and social media content. 

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While revitalizing the south end zone, the project will also preserve the school's famed Double T scoreboard. A new Double T scoreboard, which could be slightly larger than the original installed in 1978, will be atop the four-story building, flanked on each side by bell towers and video boards.