Expression of Interest (EOI) – Logan Indoor Sports Centre Delivery Contractor

Closes in 18 daysSubmission deadline: 05 November 2026, 05:00 PM Australia/Brisbane

About this tender

Overview The Games Independent Infrastructure and Coordination Authority (GIICA) is seeking Expressions of Interest (EOI) from suitably experienced contractors to deliver the Logan Indoor Sports Centre (LISC) as Delivery Contractor. Purpose The purpose of the EOI Document is to set out the Procurement Process, EOI Conditions, the Evaluation Process, the Principal's objectives, and key details that the Applicant needs to know to submit a conforming EOI Submission. About The proposed Logan Indoor Sports Centre (LISC) has been identified as a host venue for the 2032 Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games (the Games) and will be located within Logan Central, the cultural and civic heart of Logan. LISC addresses an identified service need and provides a fit-for-purpose facility that delivers a significant uplift in the number of indoor sports courts in Logan. The venue will enhance the local area, providing economic opportunities and enhanced amenity to a rapidly growing area of south-east Queensland. LISC will help to provide the following benefits: Increased local sporting opportunities and pathways Healthier lifestyles and choices, providing improved local liveability More cohesive, inclusive and safe community Business attraction and local employment opportunities Positive Games experience for participants and spectators The LISC will be owned and operated by Logan City Council (LCC), delivering a lasting legacy for the region through enhanced tourism, economic development, and increased opportunities for community engagement and active recreation. GIICA has appointed a Principal Consultant to complete the Preliminary and Schematic Design, with the Delivery Contractor responsible for detailed design development and construction delivery of the Project. Scope The scope includes the physical construction of the facility, progressing from bulk earthworks through to the completed building. This includes: Substructure elements, including foundations and ground slab Superstructure, including suspended concrete and structural steel elements Façade and roofing New and existing building services works Fit out and finishing works, encompassing building fit out and associated services Delivery of on grade carparking, service areas and landscaping Building commissioning and certification Management of project sustainability requirements throughout Delivery Detailed design development and construction delivery of the Project

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