[Brisbane 2032올림픽 공급망 설명회, Sunshine Coast에서 개최하다(Sunshine Coast, Queensland host Brisbane 32' supplier event)]
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화요일 열린 설명회에서 500명 이상의 기업 대표들이 2032년 올림픽·패럴림픽과 관련된 조달 및 공급망 기회에 어떻게 접근할 수 있는지에 대한 통찰을 얻었다(More than 500 business representatives gained insights into how they could access procurement and supply chain opportunities linked to the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, during a briefing held on Tuesda)는 보도입니다.
이는 Brisbane 2032올림픽 를 앞두고 지역 기업들이 공급망 참여 방법과 기회를 배우는 자리였음을 강조합니다.
[요약]
1. 행사 개요
-선샤인코스트에서 열린 설명회에 500여 명의 기업 대표가 참석.
-Brisbane 2032 올림픽·패럴림픽과 관련된 약 25억 호주달러 규모의 계약 기회가 소개됨.
-중소기업(SME)들이 공급망에 참여할 수 있는 실질적 가이드 제공.
2. 참여 기관과 주요 메시지
-Brisbane 2032 조직위원회, Queensland 주 정부, Sunshine Coast 의회, 교통 도로부 관계자들이 직접 설명.
-다양한 분야에서 기회 창출: 건설, 교통, 이벤트, 환대 산업, 기술, 보건, 마케팅, 청소·폐기물 관리 등.
3. 지역사회와 경제적 효과
-선샤인코스트 市長 (Sunshine Coast Mayor) Rosanna Natoli: “세계적 이벤트를 지역 일자리·계약·관광 혜택으로 연결하는 것이 목표.”
-스포츠·올림픽 담당 장관 (Queensland Minister for Sport and Racing and Minister for the Olympic and Paralympic Games)인 Tim Mande: “Queenslaner가 주도하는 올림픽, 지역 기업이 혜택을 공유해야 한다.”
4. 주요 프로젝트 소개
1) 선샤인코스트 스타디움 업그레이드
2) 마운틴바이크 센터
3) 아레나 및 선수촌
4) The Wave 철도 프로젝트
5. 기업을 위한 실질적 안내
1) 조달 일정, 공급업체 등록 절차, 참여 방법 설명.
2) 과거 올림픽 사례에서 배운 교훈, 공급업체에 요구되는 역량·지속가능성 기준 공유.
3) 패널 토론을 통해 중소기업이 준비해야 할 단계 제시.
[핵심 메시지]
-Brisbane 2032 올림픽은 지역 중소기업에 대규모 공급망 기회를 제공하며, 선샤인코스트는 이를 통해 일자리 창출·경제 성장·관광 유산을 확보하려 합니다.
-이번 설명회는 지역 기업들이 올림픽 준비 과정에 조기에 참여할 수 있도록 연결하는 중요한 이정표로 평가됩니다.
Sunshine Coast, Queensland host Brisbane 32' supplier event
More than 500 business representatives gained insights into how they could access procurement and supply chain opportunities linked to the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, during a briefing held on Tuesday.
Leaders said the 'time is now' for local businesses to engage with Brisbane 2032 opportunities, with around $2.5 billion (€2.3bn) in contracts expected to be made available across the state. The procurement program is set to open significant pathways for small and medium-sized businesses to secure work linked to the delivery of the Games.
Organised by Sunshine Coast Council in partnership with the Queensland government, the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games Procurement Opportunities event provided businesses with practical guidance on how to supply goods and services ahead of and during the Games.
Attendees heard directly from representatives involved in delivering the Games and key infrastructure projects, including the Brisbane 2032 Organising Committee, the Queensland government, Sunshine Coast Council and the Department of Transport and Main Roads.
The Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games were expected to generate opportunities across a broad range of sectors, including construction, transport, events, hospitality, technology, health services, marketing, cleaning and waste management, among others.
Highlighting the importance of the event as a key milestone on the road to the Games and the benefits it could unlock, Sunshine Coast Mayor Rosanna Natoli said, "For our region, this is about turning a global event into real local opportunities including jobs, contracts and long-term tourism benefits. Our local businesses are the backbone of the Sunshine Coast economy and connecting them early to Games procurement opportunities is a key priority for council.
"We wanted Sunshine Coast businesses to understand what was coming, what was required, and how they could confidently step into Games related work. Most importantly, we were determined to make sure Sunshine Coast businesses and our community were the real beneficiaries of our role as a Co Host City for the world’s greatest sporting event."
The event also showcased major Games-related infrastructure projects across the Sunshine Coast, including the Sunshine Coast Stadium upgrade, the Sunshine Coast Mountain Bike Centre, the Sunshine Coast Arena and Athlete Village, and The Wave rail project.
Queensland Deputy Premier and Minister for State Development, Infrastructure and Planning Jarrod Bleijie said the delivery of the 2032 infrastructure programme would support local industry and create jobs, stating, "Queensland needed to host a world-class 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, and we were doing it in a way that supported local jobs and local businesses.
"From the Sunshine Coast Stadium upgrade to the new athlete village, arena and transport connections, these projects meant more work for our tradies, contractors, suppliers and service providers right across the region. We wanted Queensland small and medium businesses to be ready to bid, win and deliver, because every contract awarded locally helped create jobs and built capability that would last well beyond 2032."
Queensland Minister for Sport and Racing and Minister for the Olympic and Paralympic Games Tim Mander added that the Games would deliver a lasting legacy for the region, saying, "We wanted this to be a Games for Queenslanders, delivered by Queenslanders. It was important that our local businesses shared in the benefits of the Games by helping to deliver this once-in-a-generation event.
At the event, business representatives learned about upcoming procurement opportunities, timelines for their release, and the process for becoming a registered supplier. Participants also gained an understanding of how major Sunshine Coast projects, including The Wave, would be delivered and where local businesses could contribute.
Presentations and panel discussions outlined practical steps for businesses to prepare, including the scale of the 2032 procurement programme and lessons from previous Olympic and Paralympic Games, the roles of different delivery partners and their procurement responsibilities, the capabilities and standards expected of suppliers such as experience, capacity and sustainable practices, and how to register and express interest in becoming a Brisbane 2032 supplier.
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