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Last updated: 30 October 2026
The Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games are expected to create demand for businesses of many sizes and across a wide range of industries throughout Australia.
As the Founding Partner and Official Bank of Brisbane 2032, CommBank is helping businesses understand the landscape and prepare to participate through Opportunity 2032, a procurement readiness program helping businesses be part of the Games.
Hear from Brisbane 2032 about how procurement works, the organisations involved in delivering the Games, and how businesses can participate.
Hear from Brisbane 2032 about how procurement works, the organisations involved in delivering the Games, and how businesses can participate.
The Brisbane 2032 Organising Committee is responsible for delivering the Games and will engage suppliers from many different sectors to help bring the Games to life.
The program aims to involve businesses of different sizes and backgrounds, including SMEs, First Nations businesses and diverse suppliers.
Select the area that best describes the goods or services your business provides to see where opportunities may arise.
Temporary infrastructure design foundations
Temporary venues and infrastructure
Workforce and people services
Sport medical and doping control
Security
Businesses that do not see a direct fit within the Brisbane 2032 Organising Committee Procurement Program may still find work through major infrastructure projects and increased economic activity in the lead-up to and during Brisbane 2032.
New and upgraded venues, transport networks and precincts are expected to create demand across many sectors, while increased visitation may benefit tourism, hospitality, accommodation, events, transport and local services.
Infrastructure opportunities:
Tourism and broader economic opportunities:
Work packages are expected to be released progressively over the coming years. Businesses can register through the Brisbane 2032 Supplier Portal on Gateway by ICN to stay informed as new opportunities become available.
Brisbane 2032 work packages are expected to be released progressively over the coming years. Some supplier engagement is already underway, and businesses can register through the Brisbane 2032 Supplier Portal on Gateway by ICN for updates.
Starting early can help businesses understand the process and respond when relevant EOIs become available.
Businesses of every size can take practical steps now to strengthen their foundations and respond when relevant work becomes available.
Learn how Brisbane 2032 procurement works, what may be required and how businesses can get involved.
Create a profile on the Brisbane 2032 Supplier Portal (on Gateway by ICN). Ensure business information, capabilities and contact details remain accurate and up to date, so you are prepared to submit an expression of interest if a relevant work package is released.
Some work may be delivered through supply chains and partnerships. Businesses can strengthen industry networks, attend events and consider collaborating with other organisations.
Develop the documents, systems and skills needed to respond when new work becomes available.
Businesses interested in supplying goods or services to Brisbane 2032 can submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) for a relevant work package through the Brisbane 2032 Supplier Portal on Gateway by ICN.
Submitting an EOI puts a business forward for consideration and allows Brisbane 2032 to assess whether its capabilities align with the opportunity.
Businesses shortlisted at the EOI stage may be invited to progress to the next stage of the procurement process through an Invitation to Offer (ITO).
As the Founding Partner and Official Bank of Brisbane 2032, CommBank is helping businesses understand the landscape and prepare to participate through Opportunity 2032; a procurement readiness program helping businesses be part of the Games.
From 2027, CommBank will release dedicated Brisbane 2032 procurement readiness education and resources to help businesses understand procurement requirements and strengthen their readiness.
In the meantime, businesses can access a wide range of CommBank Business resources and programs to build skills, strengthen resilience and support growth.
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Brisbane 2032 Organising Committee procurement program opportunities may be available to businesses of different sizes and capabilities. This may include small businesses, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander businesses, regional suppliers, social enterprises, women-led, veteran owned, growing commercial organisations and large corporations, either directly or through supply chains.
No. Opportunities may be available to businesses from across Australia. Brisbane 2032 has also outlined a focus on local participation and creating economic benefits for Queensland communities.
No. The broader Games opportunity may include Brisbane 2032 procurement, infrastructure projects, state, federal and local government initiatives, tourism, major contractors and wider supply chains. This hub focuses mainly on procurement opportunities through the Brisbane 2032 Organising Committee.
Opportunities are expected across a wide range of industries, including construction, professional services, technology, logistics, tourism, hospitality, events, facilities management, sustainability and workforce services.
Register through the Brisbane 2032 Supplier Portal (on Gateway by ICN) and monitor current EOIs and work packages. If you already have a Gateway by ICN company profile, make sure it is complete, accurate and up to date.
An Expression of Interest helps the Brisbane 2032 Organising Committee understand supplier capability and capacity in the Australian market. The Brisbane 2032 Organising Committee will shortlist from the EOI respondents and invite a shortlist of capable businesses to tender.
Yes. Opportunities may be available through direct contracts, subcontracting arrangements and supply chain partnerships. Preparing early can help you understand where your business may fit.
You’re not alone. Many businesses may be exploring major procurement opportunities for the first time. CommBank can help you build capability through education, insights, events and business resources.
No. CommBank does not influence Brisbane 2032 procurement decisions or supplier selection. Our role is to help businesses understand the opportunity, build capability and prepare for future growth.
CommBank can help Australian businesses strengthen their procurement readiness through education, insights and practical support.
From 2027, CommBank will release dedicated Brisbane 2032 procurement readiness education and resources to help businesses understand procurement requirements and strengthen their readiness.
In the meantime, businesses can access a wide range of CommBank Business resources and programs to build skills, strengthen resilience and support growth.
No. Australian and New Zealand businesses can create a company profile on Gateway by ICN and submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) for Brisbane 2032 opportunities at no cost. While Gateway by ICN offers optional paid registration tiers with additional business development and visibility features, subscription level does not influence EOI submission, evaluation or procurement outcomes.
Many Games-related opportunities will be delivered through infrastructure projects, major contractors, government programs and broader supply chains, not just Brisbane 2032 procurement. Monitor relevant government and major project channels, and stay connected with industry associations and Chambers of Commerce for updates on emerging opportunities
As work packages are released in the lead-up to the Games, businesses can monitor relevant procurement channels and take steps to strengthen their foundations.
What should I do next?
CommBank does not manage the supplier portal (Gateway by ICN), influence Brisbane 2032 procurement decisions or supplier selection. Although CommBank is the Official Bank, businesses wishing to participate in procurement activities for Brisbane 2032 do not need to be a customer or take up any CommBank products. Information is general and of an educational nature only. It does not have regard to the financial situation or needs of any reader and must not be relied upon as financial product advice. You should consider seeking independent financial advice before making any decision based on this information.
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