Get Games ready: Sunshine Coast firms warned window is closing
Small and family businesses on the Sunshine Coast are being urged to prepare for a share of $2.5 billion in contracts related to the Brisbane 2032 Olympics. The Queensland government has warned that the window for preparation is closing quickly. Over 600 local business leaders attended a briefing to learn how they can participate in the upcoming procurement opportunities.
- ▪The Queensland government is encouraging Sunshine Coast businesses to position themselves for Olympic-related contracts.
- ▪Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie emphasized that the time to prepare is running out for local firms.
- ▪Sports Minister Tim Mander highlighted the economic opportunities the Olympics present for small and medium-sized businesses.
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