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IKIO LED LIGHTING

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VP - Sports Lighting & Construction

Indianapolis, IN · On-site

IKIO is seeking a senior leader to build a national sports, stadium, school, municipal, college ... Determine the right contracting route for each project: product-only, contractor-prime, ESCO/GC ...

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IKIO LED LIGHTING

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VP - Sports Lighting & Construction

Indianapolis, IN · On-site

IKIO is seeking a senior leader to build a national sports, stadium, school, municipal, college ... Determine the right contracting route for each project: product-only, contractor-prime, ESCO/GC ...

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RCX Sports

NFL FLAG Official

Elkhart, IN · On-site

$12.50 - $15.50/hr

RCX Sports is hiring NFL FLAG Officials (1099 Independent Contractors) to support NFL FLAG leagues across Indiana (multiple locations). We hire and staff officials year-round across multiple seasons ...

RCX Sports

NFL FLAG Official

South Bend, IN · On-site

$12.75 - $16/hr

RCX Sports is hiring NFL FLAG Officials (1099 Independent Contractors) to support NFL FLAG leagues across Indiana (multiple locations). We hire and staff officials year-round across multiple seasons ...

RCX Sports

NFL FLAG Official

Indianapolis, IN · On-site

$12.50 - $15.50/hr

RCX Sports is hiring NFL FLAG Officials (1099 Independent Contractors) to support NFL FLAG leagues across Indiana (multiple locations). We hire and staff officials year-round across multiple seasons ...

RCX Sports

NFL FLAG Official

Fort Wayne, IN · On-site

$12.75 - $16/hr

RCX Sports is hiring NFL FLAG Officials (1099 Independent Contractors) to support NFL FLAG leagues across Indiana (multiple locations). We hire and staff officials year-round across multiple seasons ...

RCX Sports

NFL FLAG Official

Saint John, IN · On-site

$11.75 - $14.75/hr

RCX Sports is hiring NFL FLAG Officials (1099 Independent Contractors) to support NFL FLAG leagues across Indiana (multiple locations). We hire and staff officials year-round across multiple seasons ...

RCX Sports

NFL FLAG Official

Noblesville, IN · On-site

$12.25 - $15.25/hr

RCX Sports is hiring NFL FLAG Officials (1099 Independent Contractors) to support NFL FLAG leagues across Indiana (multiple locations). We hire and staff officials year-round across multiple seasons ...

Tarkett Sports

PM East Region

Indianapolis, IN · On-site

... contractors, architects, and suppliers to deliver exceptional project outcomes while supporting the company's operational and financial objectives. Tarkett Sports Construction Central is part of ...

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What is the difference between Contractor Sports vs Contractor Construction?

AspectContractor SportsContractor Construction
CertificationsTypically requires specialized certifications in sports management, coaching, or athletic trainingRequires construction-related licenses and certifications, such as OSHA or general contractor licenses
Work EnvironmentPrimarily outdoor or indoor sports facilities, gyms, stadiums, or training centersConstruction sites, commercial or residential buildings, infrastructure projects
Industry UsageUsed in sports organizations, athletic facilities, and recreation companiesUsed in building, renovation, and infrastructure industries
Common Search/ComparisonContractor Sports vs Contractor Construction

Contractor Sports focuses on managing and building sports-related facilities and equipment, often requiring certifications in sports management or training. Contractor Construction involves general building and infrastructure projects, requiring construction licenses. While both roles are contractor-based, they serve different industries and environments, with Contractor Sports centered on athletic and recreation facilities, and Contractor Construction on general building projects.

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Infographic showing various Contractor Sports job openings in Indiana as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 70% Full Time, 9% Part Time, and 21% Contract. Highlights an 88% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 11% Remote job distribution.

VP - Sports Lighting & Construction

IKIO LED LIGHTING

Indianapolis, IN • On-site

Full-time

Medical, PTO

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Job description

IKIO is seeking a senior leader to build a national sports, stadium, school, municipal, college, and large-venue lighting business. This role combines commercial origination, industry relationships, project credibility, technical fluency, contractor/partner development, and disciplined control of construction exposure. The leader must understand how a sports-lighting project moves from owner need and specification through photometrics, controls, procurement, contractor selection, bid strategy, installation, commissioning, acceptance, and warranty. The job is not simply to sell fixtures; it is to build a repeatable capture-and-delivery ecosystem that can compete nationally while protecting IKIO from uncontrolled prime-contractor, licensing, bonding, cash, schedule, safety, and warranty risk.


Core Accountabilities

• Own the national school, municipal, college, stadium, athletic-complex, and large-venue sports-lighting pipeline, forecast, bid strategy, and commercial performance.

• Build relationships with owners, athletic/facility stakeholders, architects/engineers, sports builders, GCs, electrical contractors, cooperatives, procurement influencers, representatives, and controls/project partners.

• Create a gated bid/no-bid process covering buyer access, project economics, photometric viability, controls, procurement route, schedule, bonding/licensing, installer capacity, warranty, payment, and construction risk.

• Determine the right contracting route for each project: product-only, contractor-prime, ESCO/GC-prime, or IKIO-prime only after formal executive/finance/legal/risk approval.

• Build a qualified partner-contractor ecosystem with license, insurance, bonding, safety, sports-lighting experience, project- management capacity, controls/commissioning capability, and geographic coverage.

• Work with applications/engineering on photometrics, aiming, optics, controls narratives, fixture mounting, retrofit/new-pole approaches, and submittal/commissioning requirements without becoming the technical department.

• Build reference sites and referenceable delivery routes that improve credibility in school, municipal, college, and venue pursuits.

• Develop repeatable delivery models and standard bid packages that clarify scope, exclusions, responsibilities, schedule, acceptance criteria, change control, warranty, and closeout.

• Recruit specialized sellers, estimators, field/project capacity, or partner resources only as validated pipeline and backlog justify the investment.

• Protect product-company economics: profitable growth and risk-adjusted margin matter more than winning every construction bid.


Candidate Profile

• Current relationships with school/municipal/college/venue owners, sports builders, A/E firms, GCs, electrical contractors, cooperatives, controls partners, and/or procurement influencers.

• Track record of originating, bidding, winning, or delivering complex sports/large-area lighting or electrical construction projects.

• Working fluency in photometrics, aiming, poles/mounting, fixture/optical selection, lighting controls, commissioning, and how technical decisions affect field execution and customer acceptance.

• Strong construction-commercial judgment: prime/sub route, scope definition, schedule, labor, licensing, bonding, insurance, safety, warranty, change control, cash exposure, and closeout.

• Ability to build a partner network rather than defaulting to IKIO self-performing or carrying project risk without a validated reason.

• Experience making disciplined no-bid decisions when economics, scope, technical viability, delivery capability, or risk are unacceptable.

• Leadership capability to recruit and coach specialized sellers/estimators/project resources and build a scalable vertical rather than personally handling every pursuit.