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Michael Fairbairn
ICN - VIC
Ph: (03) 9864 6744
Fax: (03) 9866 6304
Mobile: 0405 098 915
Email: [click to email]
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Project Owner: Industry Capability Network (VIC) Ltd
Project Value: n/a
Project Status: In Progress
Location: Brazil
The aim of the Rio 2016 Olympic Games SAMP Program is to facilitate opportunities for Australian industry. The program will identify capable companies to supply goods and services for Rio 2016 Olympic Games and 2014 Brazil Football World Cup.
The combined budget for the two major events and supporting infrastructure is estimated at AUD$82 billion and will present a diverse range of opportunities for Australian industry. Brazil will face many challenges delivering these major events and the related supporting infrastructure.
Australia is well-placed to leverage off its world-class reputation in this sector gained from the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games and Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games. This reputation has been further enhanced with Australian industry delivering significant export outcomes from major events including the Beijing 2008 Olympics and the recent export successes to the upcoming Delhi 2010 Commonwealth Games.
The Australia Brazil Sports and Events Alliance (the Alliance) comprising ICN Victoria, Austrade and AISES will identify and develop project opportunities with these major events and will provide support to Australian companies bidding for work in Brazil.
Identified sectors which will be targeted include:
- master planning and project management
- design, development and construction of venues and related games infrastructure
- overlay – temporary venues, modifications to existing venues and temporary requirements for games operations
- games services, accessibility, catering, cleaning and waste, security
- games management – games planning and coordination, training staff and volunteers
- ICT – technology operations and telecommunication
- transport, accommodation and service infrastructure
- major event security and risk management
- delivery of an environmentally sustainable event
- urban infrastructure improvements
- legacy planning
To access Rio 2016 Olympics bidding documents, containing detailed information on the planning of venues and related infrastructure, visit Rio 2016 official website.
For Olympic Games and FIFA World Cup opportunities and tenders, please contact ICN Victoria or register your interest.
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Currently Listing 5 Work Packages:
Tier 1: Complete package or service for this work package required. Tier 2: Partial package or service for this work package allowed.
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Applications Open
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Tier 1 Closes
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Tier 2 Closes
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Airport flooring - Brasilia International Airport
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12 Apr 2010 |
30 Sep 2010 |
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Specialized services for the recovery of flooring at the Brasilia International Airport - Presidente Juscelino Kubitschek, Brazil
Contract valued at BRL $20,000
More details are available on INFRAERO's website:
http://licitacao.infraero.gov.br/portal_licitacao/servlet/DetalheLicitacao?idLicitacao=37772
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New Brasilia hotel tender open to international bidders
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Open |
22 Jul 2010 |
1 Dec 2010 |
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The opening of a tender for the construction of a new hotel in Brazil's capital city, Brasilia, this week could be a prime opportunity for relevant Australian groups looking to make a move into the country.
Infraero, Brazil's federal body for airports, is developing the new 150 bed hotel in an area just a few hundred metres from the city's international airport, primarily to cater for passengers in transit.
The project is expected to cost around R$13.5 million and international groups are able to bid for the work. The tender closes September 15 and the work is expected to take 18 months. The winning bidder will also have the right to develop a number of associated commercial facilities, such as shops and restaurants
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New Rio de Janeiro International Airport hotel tender
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Open |
22 Jul 2010 |
1 Dec 2010 |
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Infraero publica edital licitacao para construcao de hotel no Galeao 15/07/2010
A Infraero publicou nesta quinta-feira (15/7) edital de licitacao de area para construcao de um hotel no Aeroporto Internacional do Rio de Janeiro/Antonio Carlos Jobim Galeao. A abertura da licitacao sera no proximo dia 23/9. A modalidade da licitacao e de concorrencia internacional, aberta aos interessados da rede hoteleira do Brasil e do exterior, com investimentos previstos em R$ 13,575 milhoes. Os recursos para a construcao do hotel serao da iniciativa privada.
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Football training centre investment opportunity, Ceara (CE)
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28 Aug 2010 |
1 Dec 2010 |
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An established and well-regarded football training centre in the north-east of Brazil is currently seeking outside investors, presenting a potential opportunity for relevant Australian groups looking to gain a foothold in the country or align with Brazilian football ahead of the 2014 World Cup.
Located less than 50km from Fortaleza, the coastal capital of the state of Ceara and one of the 12 host cities for the 2014 Cup, the North-East Sport Training Centre, or CETEN as it is known, offers a range of infrastructure spread over eight hectares including a small stadium of 2,500 capacity, three other official football fields, an administrative centre, gym, physiotherapy room, plus leisure facilities and accommodation for up to 120 athletes.
The centre has already been utilised by some of Brazil´s top football clubs including Palmeiras, Gremio and recent Copa Libertadores champion Internacional, and is also being supported by a string of sponsors. An important focus is attracting foreign groups interested in training in the facility and learning about Brazilian football techniques.
The key opportunities involve direct investment in the centre. For further details contact ICN.
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Construction of a high-speed `bullet train` between Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo
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20 Aug 2010 |
12 Dec 2010 |
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A tender for the construction of a high-speed `bullet train` between Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo is expected to be opened by Brazil's federal transport body within the next few weeks. A five-year construction period 2011 to 2016 is expected. See attachment for further information.
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