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HOST CITY CONTRACT
OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS
SEPTEMBER 2015
Host City Contract Operational Requirements
September 2015
Host City Contract
Operational Requirements
September 2015
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Table of content
Codes and Acronyms ........................................................................................................... 5
Foreword.................................................................................................................................. 9
Cross-reference matrix .................................................................................................... 12
1. Product and Experience ............................................................................................. 14
1.1. Sport (including IF services) ................................................................................... 15
1.2. Ceremonies............................................................................................................. 26
1.3. City Activities and Live Sites ................................................................................... 35
1.4. Cultural Olympiad................................................................................................... 38
1.5. Education programme ............................................................................................ 40
1.6. Olympic Torch Relay ............................................................................................... 42
2. Stakeholder Services ................................................................................................... 47
2.1. Marketing Partner Services ..................................................................................... 48
2.2. Media ...................................................................................................................... 51
2.3. NOC Services .......................................................................................................... 58
2.4. Olympic Family and Dignitary Services .................................................................. 62
2.5. People Management ............................................................................................... 68
3. Venues and Infrastructure ........................................................................................ 70
3.1. Energy ..................................................................................................................... 71
3.2. Venues .................................................................................................................... 74
3.3. Villages Management ............................................................................................. 83
3.4. Wayfinding Signage ................................................................................................ 95
4. Games Services ............................................................................................................. 97
4.1. Accommodation...................................................................................................... 98
Client Group Accommodation Requirements Table ............................................. 103 Client Group Accommodation Requirements Table ............................................. 1044.2. Accreditation ........................................................................................................ 113
4.3. Arrivals and Departures........................................................................................ 115
4.4. Food and Beverage ............................................................................................... 118
4.5. Language Services ................................................................................................ 120
4.6. Medical Services.................................................................................................... 121
4.7. Technology ........................................................................................................... 127
4.8. Transport .............................................................................................................. 131
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5. Governance .................................................................................................................. 147
5.1. City Operations ..................................................................................................... 148
5.2. Finance.................................................................................................................. 149
5.3. Games Management ............................................................................................. 153
5.4. Information and Knowledge Management ........................................................... 158
5.5. Protocol................................................................................................................. 161
5.6. Sustainability and Olympic Legacy ....................................................................... 167
6. Commercial and Engagement ................................................................................ 170
6.1. Brand, Identity and Look of the Games ................................................................ 171
6.2. Business Development ......................................................................................... 176
6.3. Communications................................................................................................... 180
6.4. Digital Media......................................................................................................... 183
6.5. Rights Protection .................................................................................................. 187
6.6. Ticketing ............................................................................................................... 197
Annexes ............................................................................................................................... 203