The Western Bulldogs and Kapitol are excited to announce a three-year extension, taking their partnership through to at least 2029. 

Kapitol first came on board in 2021 as the Club’s List Management and Recruiting team partner, which then evolved into a Platinum Partnership in 2025. 

This new deal will see Kapitol remain on the upper-back panel of the AFL playing and training guernseys, as well as continuing to invest in supporting the western suburbs community. 

Kapitol will also lend its name to the first ever edition of Dogs Radio, a completely one-eyed radio call for the Dogs’ upcoming Round 22 clash with North Melbourne. 

“Our partnership with Kapitol continues to go from strength to strength built on shared values and aligned ambitions, and this extension means we can foster that for years to come,” Bulldogs CEO Ameet Bains said.

“Beyond their name presence on our AFL training and playing tops, Kapitol's ongoing commitment to our community is something we’re incredibly grateful for and look forward to seeing continue through to 2029.”

Kapitol Directors David Caputo and Andrew Deveson shared the sentiment. 

“Over the past two years of this evolved partnership, we’ve built great momentum together and have helped deliver many impactful moments for Bulldogs players, fans and the local community,” Caputo said. 

“We’re excited to take this even further over the next three years, expanding our community impact while continuing to support a Club that puts its people first,” Deveson said. 

Thanks to Kapitol’s support, Bulldogs members and fans can tune into some unapologetically biased commentary on Thursday night via the SEN app and website, with premiership Bulldog Tom Boyd, Club legend Rohan Smith and journalist Mark Stevens taking a red, white and blue view of proceedings.  

One of Australia’s fastest growing construction companies, Kapitol was recently named the country’s top builder for total value of projects in 2025. 

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