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Aecom to manage architecture, engineering and construction for LA28 Olympics

A 3D render of how the SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, could be adapted to host swimming events A 3D render of how the SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, could be adapted to host swimming events (Image courtesy of LA28)

Infrastructure consulting company Aecom has been named the official venue infrastructure partner for the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Los Angeles, USA

Its role includes the architecture and engineering to deliver the LA28 venues, as well as the programme management of their delivery. Meanwhile, its Aecom Hunt business will oversee the procurement process, cost estimating, scheduling, and construction management of the venue infrastructure.

Aecom said that the scope of its role is “unprecedented” for Olympic and Paralympic Games delivery.

Casey Wasserman, LA28 chairperson and president, said, “Powered by our vision of uplifting LA’s state-of-the-art venues, our partnership with Aecom will deliver cutting-edge temporary infrastructure, creating sports experiences unlike the world has ever seen.

“Los Angeles is a thriving centre of innovation and culture. We’re excited to team up with Aecom to showcase the best of this dynamic city and drive progress within the Olympic and Paralympic Movement.”

LA28 will mark Los Angeles’ third time hosting the Olympic and Paralympic Games and will involve more than 50 Olympic and Paralympic sports, 800+ events, and over 15,000 Olympic and Paralympic athletes.

No new permanent venues are expected to be built for the Games, with LA28 favouring a mix of temporary and demountable venues and existing facilities instead.

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