PHOENIX ARIZON, US - Feb 16, 2023: An aerial view of Super Bowl LVII Statefarm stadium in Arizona at sunset


As the 2026 National Football League (NFL) season gets underway, ABM is highlighting a longstanding partnership that helps keep Arizona's State Farm Stadium clean, welcoming, and ready for game days and other major events.

Opened in 2006, State Farm Stadium is home to the Arizona Cardinals and has become one of the nation’s most recognizable sports and entertainment destinations. The 63,400-seat venue has hosted three Super Bowls, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Men’s Final Four, the annual Fiesta Bowl, and major concerts and events. Its retractable roof and innovative natural-grass field tray allow the stadium to transform for events of dramatically different scale and format.

Behind every Cardinals game, concert, and major event is an experienced onsite janitorial team supporting the thousands of fans and guests who pass through State Farm Stadium’s turnstiles.

Since 2022, more than 200 ABM professionals have supported janitorial services across the 1.7-million-square-foot venue, helping prepare the stadium for events throughout the year.

“Great fan experiences start long before the gates open, and our team understands the tremendous amount of work and attention to detail required behind the scenes,” says Valerie Burd, President of Business & Industry, ABM. “They know the important role they play in delivering a first-class experience for every fan, player, employee, and visitor. We’re excited to build on that foundation through our partnership with the Cardinals.”

This relationship also extends beyond the stadium through ABM’s support of Cardinals Climb Hike for Special Needs, an Arizona Cardinals Foundation initiative benefiting organizations that serve individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The initiative reflects a shared commitment to making a positive impact not only on the experiences taking place inside the stadium, but also throughout the Arizona community.