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The Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) is conducting a bidding process to select a company for its ground management improvement and operation education project.
Regarding this project, the KBO explained that it was "planned to elevate the standard of ground environments across all KBO stadiums."
The selected company will dispatch domestic and international ground management experts to all KBO League and Futures League stadiums to conduct on-site inspections and evaluations. Simultaneously, the company will identify areas for improvement and organize seminars to share best practices based on the findings.
Additionally, the company will be responsible for operating overseas professional sports stadium management training programs for KBO League ground staff to strengthen their capabilities. Detailed information regarding the scope of work and other operational details can be found on the Public Procurement Service's Nara Jangteo portal.
Companies wishing to participate in this project, which is funded by a grant from the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, must prepare all required documents, including a proposal, based on the bidding announcement posted on Nara Jangteo. Completed applications must be submitted in person at the KBO Operations Team by 2 p.m. on August 18 (email, mail, or fax submissions are not accepted).
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