BRISBANE ORGANISING COMMITTEE FOR THE 2032 OLYMPIC AND PARALYMPIC GAMES
Olympic and Paralympic Games Brisbane 2032
Overview
Introduction
The Olympic and Paralympic Games Brisbane 2032 (the Games) marks a transformative moment for Queensland, Australia, and the global Olympic and Paralympic movements. As the first Games to be awarded under the International Olympic Committee's (IOC) new approach to sustainable and legacy-focused hosting, Brisbane 2032 is more than a sporting event-it's a catalyst for economic, social, and environmental progress across the region.
Project Overview
The Games will be hosted across Brisbane, Queensland, and Australia, leveraging existing infrastructure and focusing on long-term community benefit. These Games aim to deliver enduring benefits for our communities, environment, and the economy.
The Games will feature 28 Olympic and 22 Paralympic sports, with venues spread from Cairns to Coolangatta, as well as previous Games Hosts, Sydney and Melbourne.
Project Delivery Structure
The delivery of the Games is a collaborative effort involving multiple tiers of government and independent bodies. Find out more here.
Timeline and Milestones
Key milestones in the Brisbane 2032 journey include:
- 2021: Brisbane officially awarded Host of the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games
- 2022: Establishment of the Brisbane Organising Committee for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games (Brisbane 2032)
- 2023-2024: Early planning and community consultation underway
- 2024: Games Independent Infrastructure and Coordination Authority established
- 2025: Queensland Government announces the 2032 Delivery Plan
- 2025-2028: New and upgraded venue design and construction commences
- 2026 - 2031: Temporary infrastructure procurement and operational planning
- 2031-2032: Testing, readiness and Games delivery
- 2032: Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games held from July to September
- Post-Games: Event decommissioning, dissolution and handover to legacy programs and operations
Procurement Focus Areas
Procurement for Brisbane 2032 is guided by principles of transparency, sustainability, and local benefit. Key focus areas include:
- Local Industry Participation: Prioritising Queensland and Australian suppliers, especially Small to Medium Enterprises (SMEs), social enterprises and Indigenous-owned and run businesses.
- Sustainability: Sustainable and responsible procurement practices to reduce emissions, protect and restore nature, applying circular-economy and ethical-sourcing principles, and upholding human rights.
- Innovation: Encouraging digital transformation, smart infrastructure, and advanced construction methods.
- Social Procurement: Creating opportunities for under-represented groups and promoting safe, fair and inclusive employment and accessible, inclusive products and services.
Partnership Opportunities
Upcoming Industry Briefings
Register your interest to join Brisbane 2032 Industry Briefings and events in the Trade Show tab.
Expression of Interest
Businesses interested in supplying to Brisbane 2032 are encouraged to register an Expression of Interest (EOI). Current opportunities that are open for EOI can be found in the Work Packages tab.
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