The Olympic Authority seeks to procure and implement a comprehensive, enterprise-grade guest, venue, and commerce management platform (the "Platform") to serve as the central technology foundation for guest identity, transactions, entitlements, and operational coordination across all Olympic Authority-managed venues, programs, and events.
At a minimum, the Platform must:
Enable unified commerce across all applicable sales and service channels, including on-site POS, e-commerce, mobile, and approved third-party integrations;
Support multi-venue, multi-resort operations within a single enterprise architecture;
Provide real-time or near real-time Integration with operational systems including access control, food and beverage, rentals, lessons, and retail, as applicable;
Facilitate secure, tokenized payment processing aligned with PCI DSS requirements; and
Support scalable, high-availability operations during peak seasonal demand, while maintaining vendor-agnostic interoperability and avoiding dependence on a closed ecosystem.
The Olympic Authority’s objective is to deploy a future-ready Platform capable of supporting evolving guest expectations, operational complexity, and data-driven decision-making over the next decade. The selected Platform must be capable of delivering hyper-personalized guest experiences across all venues and channels and must include AI-driven capabilities that leverage model context protocol or equivalent frameworks for orchestration, automation, and decision support.
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