Procurement
The 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games will unlock a pipeline of procurement opportunities, empowering Queensland businesses to grow and thrive on the world stage.
The Games Independent Infrastructure and Coordination Authority (GIICA) is responsible for procuring contracts to ensure the efficient delivery of 17 new and upgraded venues statewide through design and into construction.
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GIICA procurement principles
In line with the Queensland Procurement Policy (QPP), the principles that drive
GIICA’s procurement activities are:
Principle 1: Achieve value for money
We will achieve value for money by considering:
- cost-related factors including up-front price, whole-of-life costs and transaction costs associated with acquisition, use, holding, maintenance and disposal
- non-cost factors such as fitness for purpose, quality, delivery, service, and support
- relevant government economic, ethical, social and environmental objectives and targets.
Principle 2: Apply a 'responsible public procurement' approach
We will ensure our procurement activities deliver added value for economic, ethical, social and environmental outcomes, consistent with Queensland Government objectives.
Principle 3: Behave ethically, and embed integrity, probity and accountability
We uphold a culture of ethics, integrity, probity and accountability, respecting the trust of all stakeholders including suppliers and the community.
Principle 4: Be leaders in procurement practice
We strive for continuous improvement in capability and performance.
Principle 5: Collaborate for more effective outcomes
We will collaborate with stakeholders and Games Delivery Partners to maximise opportunities for efficiency.
Principle 6: Support strong governance and planning
We support governance structures established by the QPP and integrate planning at all levels, from ‘category ‘strategies, through to procurement planning and ‘significant procurement’ planning.
Be procurement ready
Here’s how to position your business for success:
- Create a business profile on QTenders to receive automatic alerts on Queensland Government tenders relevant to your sector.
- Stay in the loop with GIICA procurement opportunities by registering for our GIICA Industry Newsletters here.
- Register for the Games Supplier Portal for procurement opportunities through the Brisbane 2032 Organising Committee
- Access tailored business support through programs like Mentoring for Growth and ecoBiz.
- Expand your network by attending industry events. These are great opportunities to promote your business, exchange ideas, and form strategic partnerships.
- Sharpen your tendering skills by visiting the Finalising and submitting the tender response page on Business Queensland for essential guidance.
- Identify and bridge skills gaps in your approach to tendering. Seek feedback through supplier debriefings following unsuccessful bids to uncover areas for growth.
Brisbane 2032 Games Supplier Portal
Businesses will have a once-in-a-generation opportunity to contribute to the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
The 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games Organising Committee have created a Games Supplier Procurement Portal to connect local industry with upcoming expressions of interest (EOI), supply chain needs, and partnership possibilities.
Businesses can register for the Brisbane 2032 Supplier Portal to access procurement opportunities related to the Games, receive alerts for new EOIs, showcase capabilities to Games buyers, and connect with suppliers and delivery partners.
Whether you're a supplier, or contractor, visit the Brisbane 2032 Supplier Portal and discover how your business can be a part of this historic event.
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