KBO to Standardize Stadium Certification System... Developing Manual for New Construction and Renovation Projects

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The Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) is moving to establish a standard certification system that allows for the objective evaluation and management of facility standards at professional baseball stadiums.

On the 15th, the KBO announced, "We are conducting a bidding process to select a company to carry out the research commission on 'Presenting Guidelines for Standardizing the Stadium Certification System.'"

This research is being undertaken to establish appropriate specifications and essential requirements for grounds, spectator facilities, player training facilities, and various auxiliary facilities at KBO League and Futures League stadiums.

In particular, the core of the project is to establish quantified detailed criteria that allow for the objective evaluation of each facility in order to improve player safety and the viewing environment. Given that facility conditions and management levels vary from stadium to stadium, the plan is to create unified standards that can be utilized from new construction through maintenance.

Based on the research results, the KBO plans to develop a standard certification system manual that government agencies, local governments, professional baseball teams, as well as private design and construction companies, can refer to during the process of building, renovating, and maintaining stadiums.

The company ultimately selected through the bidding will carry out a project to organize overall stadium certification criteria and build detailed manuals to apply them in actual field settings.

This project is being conducted with support funds for host organizations from the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.

Companies wishing to participate must review the bidding announcement posted on the Public Procurement Service's government procurement portal (Nara Jangteo), prepare necessary documents including a proposal, and submit them in person to the KBO External Cooperation Team by 3:00 p.m. on November 30.

Submissions via email, mail, or fax will not be accepted. The scope of work and detailed task contents can be reviewed on the Public Procurement Service's government procurement portal (Nara Jangteo).

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