Out of the £145m worth of contracts available, HVAC contracts amount to £15m, with services including full end-to-end design, planning and delivery of the power and electrical requirements for the Games.

Ian Reid, CEO of Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games said: “We know this is a challenging period for many businesses who are trying to navigate these uncertain times. We remain resolute as we deliver the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games and most critically, we are ramping up our recruitment as well as the search for specialist suppliers who will play a vital role in the successful staging of these Games.

There are a significant number of commercial opportunities associated with the games and we recognise the importance of these for a number of sectors. 

'We have been working to expedite many of these contract and job opportunities to get them ready, to offer some hope and opportunity during these unprecedented times.  We want to say to the industry that we are open for business and are ready to engage with the supply chain as well as find the best talent from the West Midlands within the job market.  In the coming weeks we will ramp up our recruitment and tendering processes for a broad range of services, including HVAC.

'Our supply chain will be critically important to the delivery of the Birmingham Commonwealth Games. We are determined to find and work with the best in class services, from the unrivalled experts within the UK HVAC industry. More information about all of our contract and job opportunities can be found on the Birmingham 2022 website.”