Leviton Partners with Nashville Predators for Arena Project
The manufacturer will provide critical infrastructure for the upcoming Bridgestone Arena renovation project.
Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in Data Centers
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Leviton has entered a technology partnership with the Nashville Predators to supply electrical and network infrastructure. This collaboration supports the expansive Broadway 2030 renovation project at Bridgestone Arena.
Why it matters
The deal ensures that the modernized arena will benefit from improved system interoperability and streamlined project management. It also signals a long-term economic investment by the manufacturer in the Nashville area.
Leviton operates a 300,000 square foot automated distribution facility in Lebanon, Tennessee. The company also maintains a dedicated customer experience center known as Leviton LIVE located on 2nd Avenue in downtown Nashville.
The players
Leviton
An electrical and network infrastructure manufacturer with a 120-year history of operations.
Nashville Predators
A professional ice hockey team based in Nashville that competes in the National Hockey League.
Bridgestone Arena
A major multi-purpose venue in downtown Nashville that serves as the home ice for the Predators.
The details
Leviton will integrate its network, lighting, and electrical infrastructure into the Bridgestone Arena as part of the Broadway 2030 initiative. The partnership will be visible to the public through in-arena signage during all home games.
Timeline
Construction for the Broadway 2030 renovation began in April 2026.
The partnership with the Nashville Predators was officially announced on October 27, 2026.
Leviton signage will be on display throughout the 2026-2027 NHL season.
The target completion date for the arena renovation is 2030.
The Tech Race
This partnership aligns with the Broadway 2030 renovation project to modernize aging stadium infrastructure. It positions the company to showcase integrated smart systems that are replacing legacy utility configurations in large-scale professional venues.
Fans attending home games during the 2026-2027 season will begin seeing the company's branding throughout the venue. The long-term project aims to improve arena reliability and system performance, ensuring a better experience for future attendees.
The takeaway
Large-scale renovations often rely on deep-rooted corporate partnerships to manage complex electrical and network demands. These collaborations allow venues to upgrade to more efficient, interoperable systems that can support modern technological requirements.
What happens next
The Broadway 2030 renovation is scheduled for completion in 2030, which will mark the final delivery of the infrastructure upgrades.
Further reading
For more information on local infrastructure projects, visit the Data Centers section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Athletic Business Magazine.
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