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• Beijing 2008 Olympic Games
On 13th July 2001 Beijing was chosen to host the XXIX Olympiad in 2008. China is already preparing for the games and is keen for them to be a success. However, there is much that needs to be done. There are many opportunities for foreign businesses and contractors to participate.
Beijing intends to spend US$23.7bn on the construction of infrastructure and information facilities, improving the environment and building Olympic-standard sports stadiums. US$1.3bn of this will be spent on the development of venues, whilst $10.8bn will be invested in transportation, $1.8bn in infrastructure services and $5.5bn on improving the environment.
Venues
The Beijing 2008 Olympics are to be conducted in 37 venues. 32 of these are in Beijing and the remaining 5 are in Qingdao (sailing), Tianjin, Qinghuangdao, Shanghai and Shenyang (football). The central area, Olympic Green, consists of nearly half the venues in total; the Olympic Village, news and media centres and a large area of parkland. The ownership-consortia for the seven venue projects in Beijing will be announced later this year, giving rise to many opportunities for sub-contract suppliers.
Opportunities
Significant opportunities will be open to the following service providers…
Contractors, Lawyers, Financers, Banks, Architects, Management Consultants
…and suppliers of the following equipment:
Telecom Systems, Broadband Internet Access, Electronic Control Systems, Heating and Air-conditioning Units, Ventilation Equipment, Temporary Housing, Seating, Marine Equipment, Intelligent Transport Systems and many more areas.
These will relate to the following projects, which are to be conducted:
• Design projects, from the Olympic Logo to park development
• Construction of 20 sports facilities, including the Olympic Green
• Setting up Green belts around the city
• Completing the 5th and 6th ring road networks
• Building new subway lines and a light rail transit system
• Renovating the city's airport
• Reducing auto emissions and other pollutants, to attain international standards of air and water quality
• Museum renovation
Beijing officials are keen to ensure maximum local involvement and supply. However, they will look overseas for specialised knowledge, skills, products and services.
Beijing will stage the 29th Summer Olympic Games in 2008. If your's is a business that has an interest, or possible interest, in the Games, you should contact CBBC by contacting Chen Wu on 020 7802 2017 or chen.wu@cbbc.org. We provide:
Beijing 2008 Development Report 2006
In March 2006 the Beijing Organising Committee for the Olympic Games, BOCOG, reported on the latest developments in the construction of Beijing's Olympic venues and auxillary facilities. This report also outlines BOCOG's objectives for the 2006-2007 period and provides links to allow ongoing monitoring of the construction, marketing and event management processes as they develop in future.
The report is freely available to British companies and can be requested using the link below or from Chen Wu on tel: 020 7802 2017 or at chen.wu@cbbc.org
Click here do download the request form. (PDF)
Venue Construction Report 2005
This CBBC report on Beijing 2008 Olympic Venue Construction, which outlines all of the venue project managers for the sports facilities and key auxillary facilities, also includes a brief outline of the Olympic marketing programme to date and relations with international trade groups. It is freely available to British companies and can be requested using the link below or from Chen Wu on tel: 020 7802 2017 or at chen.wu@cbbc.org
Click here do download the request form. (PDF)
To subscribe to CBBC's Register of British Companies Interested in the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games and AUTOMATICALLY receive Olympic Updates, bulletins and latest versions of Olympic documentation click here and complete and return the subscription form.
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Chen Wu, is Sports sector manager, including responsibility for the development of opportunities for the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games.
Contact him to find out more about any of the topics above and how we can help you access China's dynamic sports industry.
Contact details are as follows:
Tel: 020 7802 2017
Fax: 020 7802 2029, chen.wu@cbbc.org
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