CBC seeking “connectivity” for Beijing Olympics
The CBC is preparing to cover the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics with an online solicitation for the “supply, installation, testing, commissioning and operational management of occasional telecommunication services for the Beijing, China Winter Olympic Games.”
Filed under the title Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics Connectivity, the solicitation was posted on February 18, 2021 requesting proposals to “bring signals back to CBC/Radio-Canada Toronto and Montreal.”
The solicitation is as follows:
CBC/Radio-Canada is seeking proposals for the supply, installation, testing, commissioning and operational management of occasional telecommunication services for the Beijing, China Winter Olympic Games. The telecommunication services will need to interconnect with the Olympic Broadcast Services (OBS) fibre (and others) to bring signals back to CBC/Radio-Canada Toronto and Montréal. Different options are considered and listed in this RFP.
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