Rio 2016 is actively looking for companies specialising in the supply of water and waste temporary systems for the upcoming Olympic Games in Brazil.
The Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games is aiming to use sustainable transformation through the power of sports as its main brand, bringing permanent changes to the city and benefits that will spread throughout the country.
In line with this principle, the Organising Committee Procurement is seeking to integrate sustainability with its daily business needs and to ensure that the products and services contracted by the committee are aligned with its commitments. Sustainability will be considered in all decision-making processes of the hiring process, in addition to factors like cost, quality, deadline and risks.
In order to participate the bidding process, company must register and apply for the opportunity at the Rio 2016 suppliers portal following which further information on will be provided about the tender. The Department of UK Trade & Investment is providing help for British companies interested in taking advantage of the opportunity. Deadline for responses is 16th July - contact Carlos Olivieira at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it in the first instance who can provide assistance on registering with the Portal.
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