Core system categories
Buyers typically ask about the inflation equipment, controls, backup provisions, access/airlock arrangements, pressure monitoring, heating and cooling approach, lighting, emergency egress, electrical supply, and site retention system. The exact configuration is asset-specific.
Maintenance history, operator procedures, service contacts, inspection records, and parts inventory can be as important as a component list.
Questions for a used acquisition
Ask which systems are included, how they have been maintained, what documentation exists, and whether their capacity suits the receiving site and intended use. A qualified professional should evaluate any proposed reuse.
Do not treat examples from another dome as specifications for the Farmingdale asset. Its inflation equipment, HVAC, controls, access systems, and lighting are being verified.
Apply this to the opportunity
The one confirmed operating fact is that the structure is currently installed and used as an indoor athletic / soccer facility. Use the acquisition request to obtain the technical status currently available, then plan a potential inspection.