2008 Beijing Olympics: Opportunities for California Firms

I. Overview

Beijing Olympic Project Contracts Open to California Firms

Beijing has won the bid to host the 2008 Summer Olympic Games and is embarked on an impressive program of construction and investment in preparation for the Games. In preparation for its 2008 Green Olympics, Beijing plans to spend a total of US $34 billion on the Olympic Games, including $22 billion for modernizing the Chinese Capital. Beijing Mayor Liu Qi said that in order to stage the best ever Olympic Games in history in 2008, Beijing would build the most advanced venues and facilities in the world.

The program is one of the most ambitious and impressive infrastructure undertakings ever, and will include extensive Olympic-related sports venues and facilities, major enhancements to transportation and telecommunications networks, and installation of environmental protection systems.

Beijing¡¦s commitment to host the ¡§best-ever¡¨ Olympic Games will require expert input from all over the world and presents tremendous opportunities for California firms. Construction and renovation of all new Olympic venues will be open for public bidding worldwide and Beijing Mayor Liu Qi has stressed the importance of enrolling the talents and know-how of foreign businesses in the city¡¦s Olympic preparations. Bid Committee experts have already traveled to Australia, North America, Europe and Malaysia to take advantage of foreign experience in management of the entire process, from design and construction to operation and management of sports venues and surrounding facilities.

California firms are well positioned to secure contracts for the many Beijing 2008 Olympic Games projects through an open bidding system. Municipal authorities and relevant central government departments are making preliminary preparations for the invitation of bids from around the world. Beijing 2008 Olympic Games Bid Committee Deputy Secretary General Ping Yongquan emphasized that Beijing will invite global bids for the design, construction and management of most of the Olympic venues and the Olympic Village to ensure that ¡§they are up to top standards in every respect.¡¨ He added that Beijing is considering several options for utilizing international resources to build and operate the sports venues, including joint ventures, technological co-operation and the transfer of management rights.

Beijing has planned 32 venues for the 2008 Olympics. Among them, 13 currently exist, but will be renovated. An additional 19 structures will be built.

Olympic-related business opportunities for California firms span a broad range of products and specialties including:

• Environmental Technologies, products and services (wastewater treatment, pollution control and reduction devices, remediation, recycling, alternative power sources, etc.);
• Energy, Energy Conservation and Renewable Energy Resources (¡¥smart¡¦ building technologies, light emitting diodes, renewable energy, fuel cell technology, etc.);
• Information Technology and telecommunications;
• Multimedia;
• Security, Surveillance, X-ray and security scanning equipment;
• Transportation and Transportation management equipment;
• Architectural and Project design;
• Construction Services, Construction Equipment, Construction Materials;
• Project Management;
• Medical Devices, Instrumentation and Health Care Infrastructure;
• Tourism and Hospitality, Hotel and Restaurant Supplies and Management;
• Food, Beverage and Wine Export;
• Computer, Software, Hardware and related products;
• Professional Services including Banking, Legal and Accounting;
• Television Broadcast and Syndication;
• Licensing, Branding, Sponsorship Rights;
• Industrial Machinery, Electronic and Electrical Equipment.

California companies are well situated to benefit from Beijing¡¦s economic boom and to develop even stronger and expansive business in China as it prepares for the 2008 Olympics.

II. General Timetable

The current development plans for the Beijing 2008 Olympics are as follows:

September 2001 to the end of 2002	Modification of the Games Master Plan
Mid 2002 to the end of 2002	Preparation of tendering documents for the architectural design of various infrastructure projects
Mid 2002 to the end of 2003	Modification of the Master Plan for the Beijing Olympic Green (Olympic Park project) and the Olympic Athletes Village
The end of 2002 or before mid 2003	Release of the tendering projects for the Beijing Olympic Green and other infrastructure projects to commence
Before the end of 2003	Beginning of construction work for the Olympic Green and the Athletes Village
From 2003 to 2005	Acceleration of all construction works and commencement of design and contracting out of Olympic Overlay projects
Before the end of 2006	Complete construction of all the main arenas and start testing of related systems through hosting of international matches
From early 2007	Start to train volunteers, professional management staff and other related personnel
Before the end of 2007	Completion of all the directly related infrastructure projects, such as transportation systems, telecommunication systems

III. Industry Sectors

1) Environment

The Olympic Organizing Committee has announced its decision to develop Beijing into a "green city" to mark the Beijing 2008 Games as the ¡§Green Olympics¡¨. Beijing will invest a total of 12.2 billion U.S. dollars to protect the ecological environment from the period of 1998-2007. The following indicate 3 focused sectors in the environmental protection plan:

a. Water ¡V Beijing will improve the quality of drinking water to meet WHO standards. By 2008, Beijing will be able to treat an estimated 2.8 million tons of sewage daily. By 2007, 14 additional wastewater treatment plants will be built to increase the treating capacity to 90% of the city¡¦s total production. 50% of the treated wastewater will be reused. Water-saving equipment will be widely introduced in the Olympic Village and all competition venues. Beijing will also require rainwater collection and recycling facilities and will consider using eco-toilets that require little or no water for flushing.

b. Air -- Beijing will upgrade its air quality to meet WHO standards. Stricter exhaust gas emission standards for motor vehicles will be enforced in 2007 to reduce exhaust gas emission by 60%. According to the Beijing Olympics official site, by 2007, 90% of the buses and 70% of the taxis will use clean natural gas. Beijing will consume five times as much natural gas as in 2000. No fuel coal will be used except in a few large boilers in power plants. Beijing will restructure its key industries and 200 industrial enterprises in the downtown area will shift their production facilities to outlying locations to reduce the city¡¦s air pollution.

c. Garbage ¡V Beijing will use high technology to sort, dispose and recycle garbage. The regenerated refuse will be reused as building materials. Beijing currently has 80% of its urban garbage safely disposed of. . By 2007, the amount will increase to 100%. At the same time, 50% of the domestic waste will be sorted before being collected and 30% will be recycled.

d. Ecological Environment ¡V According to the Beijing Olympics Organizing Committee, trees will be newly planted to cover 70% of Beijing¡¦s mountainous areas by 2007. It will also develop more than 23,000 hectares of green belts along the major rivers and roads and 12,000 hectares of forest strips to separate the city from the surrounding countryside.

2) Information Technology / Telecommunications

Beijing will apply the newest technology to ensure that the Olympic Games will be the most innovative ¡§High-Tech Olympics¡¨ and ¡§Digital Olympics¡¨. In order to achieve this goal, Beijing will invest about 3 billion US dollars to upgrade its telecommunications infrastructure facilities and will promote online government services, e-commerce and user-friendly online information centers.

Beijing will use broadband networks, fiber-optic networks, and digital cable TV networks to ensure high-definition TV transmissions from all Olympic venues. Beijing will also build high efficient call centers to handle high volumes of incoming calls.

By the end of 2008, all the taxis in Beijing will be equipped with advanced wireless telecommunication systems and Global Positioning Systems (GPS).

Intelligent transport systems will be used to improve safety transport services. In addition, a high-tech Transportation Supervision and Coordination Center will play a major role in controlling Beijing¡¦s traffic, as will other systems including computers, and a traffic monitoring and guiding accident-reporting system.

3) Transportation

By 2007, a fairly sophisticated city transportation network will be built. Beijing plans to build the following transportation infrastructure by 2008. Meanwhile, GPS and surveillance systems will also be installed on all Olympic and public transport routes.

Airport	Three airports will undergo renovation: Beijing Capital International Airport, Nanyuan Airport and Xijiao Airport
Road / Bus Stations	a. 93-km Fifth Ring Road with 35 km of urban express links b. 105 km of major urban roads c. 7 tracked transport routes (with combined length of 191.9 km) d. 5 new subway lines with 114 km in length (Olympic Subway) connecting to competition venues and Olympic Park e. open new bus routes and new bus stations and taxi stations and related facilities
Railway	18.93 km Bawanfen-Tongzhou light railway is scheduled to be completed by 2003.

4) Construction

Beijing will need 37 competition venues to stage various olympic events. Of these, 10 are existing venues requiring fewer modifications and 5 require some renovation. The remaining 22 will be newly built facilities.

Existing Facilities Requiring No Construction Work

	Venue	Owner/Manager
1	Olympic Sports Center Gym	State Administration for Sports
2	Beijing Shooting Range	State Administration for Sports
3	Urban Highway Circuit	Beijing Municipal Government
4	Beihang Gymnasium	Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics
5	Capital Indoor Stadium	State Administration for Sports
6	Workers¡¦ Stadium	Beijing Municipal Federation of Trade Unions
7	Workers¡¦ Indoor Arena	Beijing Municipal Federation of Trade Unions
8	Forbidden City Triathlon Circuits	Beijing Municipal Government
9	Shenyang Wulihe Stadium	Shenyang Municipal Government
10	Shanghai Stadium	Shanghai Municipal Government

Existing Venues Requiring Modification, Construction or Renovation

	Venue	Owner/Manager	Total Estimated Cost (US$ million)
1	Olympic Sports Center Stadium	State Administration for Sports	28.57
2	Olympics Sports Center Softball Field	State Administration for Sports	36.32
3	Ying Tung Natatorium	State Administration for Sports	28.41
4	Laoshan Mountain Circuits	State Administration for Sports	7.49
5	Beijing Country Equestrian Park	Shunyi County Government	150.74

New Venues to be Built

	Venue	Owner/Manager	Total Estimated Cost (US$ million)
1	China International Exhibition Center, Hall A*	Beijing Municipal Government	13.24
2	China International Exhibition Center, Hall B*	Beijing Municipal Government	10.61
3	China International Exhibition Center, Hall C*	Beijing Municipal Government	12.25
4	China International Exhibition Center, Hall D*	Beijing Municipal Government	13.52
5	National Stadium	Beijing Municipal Government	247.51
6	National Swimming Center	Beijing Municipal Government	46.21
7	Olympic Green Archery Field	Beijing Municipal Government	108.76
8	Olympic Green Archery Field	Beijing Municipal Government	7.80
9	National Tennis Center	State Administration for Sports	45.71
10	National Hockey Stadium	State Administration for Sports	70.17
11	Beijing Shooting Range	State Administration for Sports	37.91
12	Laoshan Velodrome	State Administration for Sports	43.13
13	Wukesong Indoor Stadium	Haidian District Government	283.05
14	Wukesong Baseball Field	Haidian District Government	36.24
15	Fengtai Baseball Field	Fengtai District Government	28.88
16	Shunyi Olympic Aquatic Park	Shunyi District Government	79.50
17	Shoutiyuan Indoor Stadium	Beijing Municipal Education Committee	34.72
18	Beitidao International Marina	State Administration for Sports	14.66
19	Tiananmen Beach Volleyball Pits[1]	Beijing Municipal Government	10.14
20	Qingdao International Marina	Qingdao City Government	89.09
21	Tianjin Stadium	Tianjin Municipal Government	83.61
22	Qinhuangdao Stadium	Qinhuangdao City Government	36.54

*Construction in Progress

IV. Bidding Procedures

The Beijing Olympic Games Organizing Committee (BOGOC) has announced that general bidding procedures for Olympic projects will be released through television, newspapers and the internet in June, 2002. Official information on bidding projects, release of bidding documents and bidding procedures will be posted at a later date. The official website for information on bidding projects is www.beijing-olympic.org.cn or www.bjghw.gov.cn.

The finalized procedures for Olympic bidding will conform to all existing Chinese legal requirements for bidding on projects with which the government is involved. The Beijing Planning Commission is the government entity responsible for supervising bidding on government-sponsored projects in Beijing Municipality. The following chart provides a general description of the Planning Commission¡¦s bidding procedures:

Pre-auditing bidding qualification, document & bidding document writing, and application

Making Annual Investment Plan

Local Planning Commission

Bidding Application

Bidding Agent Accept consignation

Supervision the whole process by bidding management department

Auditing by bidding management department

Supervision by bidding management department

Pre-auditing by bidding management department

Filing in local planning commission & bidding management department

Sign contract

Sent win bidding announcement on web site

Writing bidding auditing report

Bidding auditing

Bidding opening

Sent the bottom price of engineering for auditing

Bidding document writing & hand over

Bidding pre-meeting

Bidding place checking

Selling bidding documentation

Pre-auditing bidding qualification

Post qualification and bidding announcement

Writing of the bottom price of engineering

Beijing Planning Commission: Bidding Procedures for Government Projects

				Filing in local planning commission, local finance depart and bidding management department
					Auditing by local planning commission & finance department
			Auditing by local planning commission, finance and bidding management department
		Auditing by local planning commission, finance and bidding management department

V. Olympic Projects Currently Open for Competition:

International Competition for Conceptual Planning and Design of:

Beijing Olympic Green

and

Wukesong Sports and Cultural Center.

International Design Competition

April 2^nd marked the opening of the international design competition for two Olympics projects. The first is for the design of the Beijing Olympic Green, the second, is for the Wukesong Sports and Cultural Center. The competition process is being managed by Beijing Municipal Planning Commission.

Beijing Olympic Green Design

The Beijing Olympic Green will be the centerpiece of the 2008 Olympics. The Olympic Green will encompass 1,135 hectares including 2.16 million square meters of construction area. Olympic Green plans call for an 80,000 seat national stadium, an 18,000-seat national sports center, a 15,000 seat national swimming center, and 400,000 square meters of commercial space.

The awards for the winning designs for the Beijing Olympic Green project will be US $250,000, for the first prizewinner, US$150,000 each for the two second prize winners, and US $60,000 each for the five honorable mention winners. The scope of work for the Beijing Olympic Green Design includes:

¡± Overall Landscape Planning

¡± Layout Planning

¡± Transport and Traffic Planning

¡± Utility Conceptual Planning

¡± Underground Space Planning

¡± The above planning content should be formulated in two phases; for the 2008 Olympic Games and the long-term development.

Wukesong Sports and Cultural Center Design

The Wukesong Sports and Cultural Center will cover 50 hectares and be comprised of 11 hectares of green space, 10 hectares of park, and 29 hectares of building land with 200,000 square meters of space including an 18,000 seat basketball stadium, a 25,000 seat temporary hockey stadium and an 8,500 seat temporary softball stadium.

The award for the first prize design for the Wukesong project will be US $80,000, the second prize winner will receive US$50,000, and the three honorable mention winners will each receive US$30,000. The scope of work for the Wukesong Sports and Cultural Center design project includes:

¡± site planning,

¡± landscape planning and design,

¡± transport and traffic planning,

¡± utility conceptual planning,

¡± conceptual architectural design for the Basketball hall, etc.

Bidding Process and Competition Guidelines

Except where otherwise noted, the Beijing Green Park and Wukesong Sports and Cultural Center projects will follow identical bidding processes and schedules.

Subsequent Participation in Project Implementation

Winners for both projects may also be invited to participate in the project¡¦s implementation.

Qualifications for Entry

Any qualified and lawfully registered design firm may compete.

Step One: Registration and Obtaining Competition Documents

Registration:

To participate in the international design competition, businesses must first register with the Beijing Municipal Planning Commission. Registration opened on April 2, 2002 and will close on April 15, 2002. Registration forms are available free of charge from the Beijing Municipal Government Planning Commission and can be downloaded from www.bjghw.gov.cn. The completed registration forms should be completed in duplicate and submitted with documentation proof of the participant¡¦s design firm registration to the Beijing organizers. Registration forms must reach the Beijing organizers in person or by post by 5:00pm on April 15^th. Participants will receive acknowledgment of receipt from the organizers upon submission of the registration form.

Obtaining Competition Documents

Competition Document can be purchased from the organizer beginning on April 2, 2002. All prospective Competitors must purchase the competition documents to formally register as competitors.

The price for the ¡§Document of International Competition for Conceptual Planning and Design of Beijing Olympic Green¡¨ is: USD $400 or RMB 3,300 per set.

An extra RMB 100 (Mainland China) or USD 50 (other countries and regions) should be paid for express mail service.

The price for the ¡§Document of International Competition for Conceptual Planning and Design of Beijing Wukesong Cultural and Sports Center¡¨ is: USD $200 or RMB 1,650 per set.

Payment for the documents is non-refundable. Further details for the purchase of both sets of the Competition Documents are available on line at www.bjghw.gov.cn, or at www.beijing-olympic.org.cn. Prospective applicants may also contact Ms. Zhang Lixin, Ms. Bai Chenxi, or Mr. Chen Jie of the Beijing Muncipal Planning Commission at 86-10-68023692 or 86-10-68056145 for information on purchasing the Competition Document.

Step Two: Attending the Field Survey

An optional Field Survey is tentatively scheduled for the Wukesong site on April 19^th, 2002. Participants wishing to join the Field Survey should notify the organizers before April 15^th.2002. Participants may send a maximum of two representatives to the field survey.

Step Three: Enquiries and Response to Enquiries

All forms of enquiries to the organizers must be submitted by post, fax or e-mail by May 15, 2002. Enquiries may be made either in Chinese or English. Responses will be made in the language of the enquiry. Enquiries and responses will also be uploaded to the Municipal Planning Commission website at www.bjghw.gov.cn before 17:00 on May 20, 2002.

Step Four: Confirmation of Competition Participation

All competitors must deliver stamped or signed confirmation documents to theorganizer in written form by mail or fax. The confirmation documents must reach the organizer before 17:00 on May 21, 2002.

Step Five: Submission of Proposals

All competitors should deliver proposals to Beijing via special messenger. The organizer will advise competitors of the address for submissions before June 15^th, 2002. Proposals must be accompanied by the acknowledgement of receipt. The time for collecting submission will be on July 1^st and 2^nd, 2002 from 09:00 to 17:00.

Step Six: Assessment of Proposals

Jury Composition

A 13 member jury will assess the proposals. The jury will include:

2 persons from BOCOG;

1 member from the IOC;

1 international epert on the organization and operation of the Olympic Games;

1 city planning consultant from Beijing Municipality;

1 city planning consultant from Local Government;

7 well-known interatnational and domestic planners, architects or experts on transportation.

All jury members shall not have any conflict of interest with the competitors.

The list of jury members will be announced before the assessment on the following websites:

www.bjghw.gov.cn

www.beijing-olympic.org.cn

Technical Panel

The Organizer will also set up a Technical Panel composed of specialists to provide technical support to the assessment. The Technical Panel will not take part in the return of the verdict of the competition.

Preliminary Assessment

The technical panel will make the preliminary assessment of all submitted proposals.

Final Assessment

The Jury will decide the assessment process and award the prizes.

Assessment Criteria

The Beijing Municipal Planning Commission has outlined the following assessment criteria:

• All competition proposals shall meet all the requirements listed in the competition document.
• The proposal shall not only meet the needs for the Olympics, but also for the long term development of the city.
• The proposal shall incarnate the function orientation of city public center.
• The proposal shall meet the requirements of environmental protection, ecology and virescience. The proposal shall be in favor of sustainable development.
• The function layout shall be reasonable. The proposal shall be easy for the construction by stages and leave enough room for future developments.
• The transport and traffic planning shall be reasonable and can suffice the needs of the Olympics time and for daily time.
• The proposal shall be economical and have maneuverability.
• All the technical indicators shall be accurate.
• Advice shall be justifiable.

Detailed information on the projects is available at the following websites: www.beijing-olympic.org.cn and www.bjghw.gov.cn. Complete description of the projects including the locations and sites, objectives and mission, functional requirements and guiding principals of the master planning, project components, and design content and deliverables are set forth in the official Competition Document.

Application Forms: Beijing Olympic Green

1) Registration Form

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Application Forms: Wukesong Sports and Cultural Center

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VI. Contact Information and Website Links

http://www.beijing-olympic.org.cn/

http://www.beijing-2008.org/

http://www.bjghw.gov.cn

http://www.china.org.cn/e-shenao/

http://www.chinaonline.com/olympics/olympics_center.asp

http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/olympic.index.html

http://www.beijing2008-e.com

http://www.go2map.com/beijing/bjshenao

http://www.chinabidding.com

Contact Sheet

The Beijing Olympic Games Organizing Committee (BOGOC) was established on December 13, 2001. A Supervisory Committee has been established to oversee standards and ensure transparency and fairness during the preparatory period for the Beijing Games. An Independent Audit Body will also be established to audit BOGOC 's management of financial operations and the tendering process. Mayor Liu Qi and Deputy-Mayor Liu Jingmin emphasize that BOGOC will strictly enforce governmental regulations on the management of infrastructure construction, standardization of the bidding process and improvement of the monitoring system. This may include the inspection of contracts by foreign experts to ensure compliance with regulations. The Deputy-Mayor has also stated that no particular country will receive preferential treatment in the bidding and consideration process.

The BOGOC organizational chart has not been released formally, however, it has been decided that BOGOC consists of 13 departments:

1. Strategic Planning

2. Market Development

3. External Relations

4. Construction and Projects

5. Environmental Protection

6. Press and Publicity

7. Finance

8. Legal Affairs

9. Administration

10. Human Resource

11. Technology

12. Sports Affairs

Beijing Municipal Planning Commission

Address.: No.60, Nanlishi Road, Xicheng District, Beijing 100045

Telephone:86-10-68023692 86-10-68056145

Fax: 86-10-68056145

E-mail: oly@bjghw.gov.cn

BOGOC Contact information:

Address: Beijing Xinqiao Hotel, 100004, PRC

Telephone: 86.10.65282009

Fax:86.10.65282008

Email: 2008 @beijing-olympic.org.cn

Members:

	President Liu Qi Mayor of Beijing
	Executive President Yuan Weimin Minister in charge of the State Sport General Administration of China President of the Chinese Olympic Committee
	Executive Vice President Li Zhijian Vice Minister in charge of the State Sport General Administration of China President of All-China Sports Federation
	Executive Vice President Liu Jingmin Vice Mayor of Beijing
	Senior Advisor He Zhenliang Honorary President of the Chinese Olympic Committee Member of the IOC Executive Board
	Senior Advisor Wan Siquan Vice Chairman of the Beijing Municipal Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference
	Vice President Yu Zaiqing Vice Minister in charge of the State Sport General Administration of China Vice President of the Chinese Olympic Committee Member of the IOC
	Vice President Zhang Faqiang Vice Minister in charge of the State Sport General Administration of China Vice President of the Chinese Olympic Committee
	Vice President Long Xinmin
	Vice President Lin Wenyi Vice Mayor of Beijing
	Vice President Wang Guangtao Vice Mayor of Beijing
	Vice President Zhang Mao Vice Mayor of Beijing
	Vice President Jiang Xiaoyu
	Director of Sports Lou Dapeng President of the Chinese Athletic Association Vice President of the IAAF
	Co-Secretary General Tu Mingde Director-General of External Affairs of the State Sport General Administration of China Secretary General of the Chinese Olympic Committee
	Co-Secretary General Wang Wei Deputy Secretary General of the People's Government of Beijing Municipality

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[1] The Beach Volleyball Pits will be probably changed to locate in other places instead of Tiananmen Square according to China Daily dated Jan. 14, 2002.