Games Independent Infrastructure&Coordination Ath

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Games Independent Infrastructure&Coordination Ath

12 Creek St
Brisbane City, Queensland 4000
Australia

https://www.giica.au/

The Games Independent Infrastructure and Coordination Authority is responsible for: (a) investigating and planning for potential venues and villages, and related infrastructure, for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

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The Barlow Park Stadium Upgrade (the Project) is anticipated to include a new western grandstand and an integrated entry spine incorporating ticketing and entry facilities. Existing key infrastructure will be retained, including the berms, athletics track and field facilities, grassed field of play, rugby administration building, sports lighting and videoboard. The precinct will also incorporate infrastructure to support Games overlay requirements, including broadcast capability, bump-in areas and event-mode operations.

The Games Independent Infrastructure and Coordination Authority (GIICA) is laying the foundations for the Games of the XXXV Olympiad 2032 and the 2032 Paralympic Games (the Games) and beyond. Established under Queensland legislation, GIICA is responsible for the planning, procurement, design, construction, commissioning, completion, and handover of a comprehensive infrastructure delivery program, spanning 17 new and upgraded sporting and community venues - the GIICA Authority Venues Program (the Program).

GIICA is building a legacy that transcends the Games and provides the infrastructure Queensland needs for generations. This is done in careful consultation with the communities that will benefit. Our projects will create better connected, healthier, more sustainable, and inclusive communities right across the state. We are committed to integrating nation-leading design and innovation, achieving best practice sustainability, inclusivity, and accessibility, and working closely with Traditional Custodians and First Nations Peoples to showcase 'Country-first' principles in our projects.

GIICA’s strategic objectives include the delivery of venues, providing a positive legacy for Queensland by maximising the use of new and upgraded infrastructure before, during, and after the Games.

GIICA is not just focused on four weeks of sport. Its goal is to leverage this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to host the world’s largest sporting celebration to build transformational infrastructure that will set Queensland up for generations to come. GIICA’s vision is to achieve a legacy that transcends the Games, leading Queensland to thrive as a globally recognised region, benefitting every community.

To realise this ambitious undertaking, GIICA is seeking to leverage the industry’s innovative ideas, tools and design and construction expertise to deliver all aspects of the Program.

To achieve this, GIICA is committed to cooperation and collaboration between GIICA and our industry partners.

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• Australian Capital Territory
  1: Canberra
• New South Wales
  1: Sydney
• Northern Territory
  1: Darwin
• Queensland
  1: Brisbane
  2: Central West
  3: Darling Downs
  4: Far North
  5: Fitzroy
  6: Gold Coast
  7: Mackay
  8: North West
  9: Northern
  10: Offshore (QLD)
  11: South West
  12: Sunshine Coast
  13: West Moreton
  14: Wide Bay-Burnett
• South Australia
  1: Adelaide
• Tasmania
  1: Greater Hobart
• Victoria
  1: Melbourne

All Regions of Service locations are within Australia.

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