Brisbane 2032

The DSDILGP is responsible for all government-led construction and infrastructure projects, including the building and upgrading of venues and facilities, the delivery of the Games Villages Programme, and transport initiatives in collaboration with local councils. There will be four athlete villages in Brisbane, the Gold Coast, the Sunshine Coast and Rockhampton.

The GIICA is responsible for overseeing the planning and delivery of 17 new and upgraded venues, ensuring they meet the operational and legacy requirements for the Games and for future community use. These venues will be constructed in and around Brisbane, as well as across Queensland.

Venues - The 2032 Delivery Plan

GIICA follows the Queensland government procurement policies. You can find an overview of all planned venues here. More details and open opportunities can be found here.

The Organising Committee is responsible for delivering and operating the Games, including all temporary overlays, logistics and the procurement of goods and services for the Games' operations. The oversight of the brand development, marketing, sports programme and athletes' services is also being handled by the Committee. In addition, the Committee is also accountable for generating vital income through sponsorships, merchandise, tickets, hospitality products and volunteer recruitment.

Official procurement is conducted via the Industry Capability Network’s (ICN) Gateway Platform, which features a dedicated Brisbane 2032 project page. This page will display all current and future tenders for products and services procured by the Committee, as well as all open Expressions of Interest (EOI). Participation of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) is strongly encouraged. Early registration for the EOIs is essential in order to be considered for future tenders. Submissions for the full or partial scope of the EOIs are possible. Companies can participate as either a supplier or a partner.

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