We look forward to collaborating with a diverse range of suppliers to encourage business growth and boost investment into the local economy. Together we will showcase the best our state has to offer to deliver positive lasting impacts to the people of Queensland.
The Olympic and Paralympic Games Brisbane 2032 represent the most significant infrastructure investment in Australia's history. With major upgrades to transport, tourism, and community facilities, the Games will lay the groundwork for long-term prosperity. Queenslanders will enjoy world-class venues and enhanced public amenities, while the global spotlight highlights the state's innovation and lifestyle.
This platform is designed to support businesses and suppliers - across construction, logistics, technology, professional services, and beyond - in identifying and navigating opportunities in the lead-up to the Games.
The Benefits
The Olympic and Paralympic Games is expected to generate long-term economic benefits, support the creation of thousands of jobs, and attract global investment into Queensland's most promising industries.
Economic
$8.1 billion for Queensland
$17.61 billion for Australia
Employment
91,600 FTE jobs (jobs per year) for Queensland
122,900 FTE job years for Australia
Tourism
$4.6 billion uplift in tourism and trade for Queensland
$8.5 billion uplift in tourism and trade for Australia
Social
$3.5 billion in social benefits for Queensland
$9.11 billion in social benefits for Australia
Discover the Olympic and Paralympic Games Brisbane 2032 related work packages currently available.
Brisbane Organising Committee for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games (Brisbane 2032)
Brisbane 2032 represents the International Olympic Committee and International Paralympic Committee in market. As an Organising Committee, we oversee and monitor the progress of all Games Delivery Partners to ensure we collectively deliver one of the most significant events in Queensland and Australia's history. Brisbane 2032 is responsible for Games planning, event coordination, managing temporary venue infrastructure and managing the operation of venues during Games Time.
Games Independent Infrastructure and Coordination Authority (GIICA)
GIICA will lay the foundations for the world's biggest sporting celebration by delivering 17 new and upgraded venues to be used for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, creating a legacy that benefits generations of Queenslanders.
Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning (DSDIP)
Responsible for delivering the Games Villages Program, infrastructure portfolio co-ordination, monitoring the broader Games infrastructure portfolio including venues, villages and transport initiatives.
