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      Home  >  Daily News • General News  >  Bidding procedure for 2016 Chess Olympiad and FIDE Congress

      Bidding procedure for 2016 Chess Olympiad and FIDE Congress

      Chess Olympiad, FIDE


      Bidding procedure for 2016 Chess Olympiad and FIDE Congress

      FIDE is hereby opening a bidding procedure for the 2016 Chess Olympiad and FIDE Congress in connection with a possible bid for the 2015 FIDE World Cup.

      1. Bids should reach FIDE Office not later than 31 May 2012, 13:00 GMT, by email, fax or registered post, address: 9 Syggrou Ave., 11743 Athens – Greece, fax: (+30) 2109212859, email: office@fide.com

      2. Bids should guarantee that all necessary provisions mentioned in the Olympiad Regulations of the FIDE Handbook will be covered by the Organiser (including articles 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3).

      Federations/Organisers who intend to respond to the bidding procedure of the 2016 Olympiad and Congress are kindly requested to note the following:

      a) The wording for the required bank guarantee has to cover the following obligations of the appointed organizer:

      1. Failure to organise the Chess Olympiad due to take place in 2016.
      2. Failure to present further bank guarantees as required under the Olympiad Regulations.
      3. Failure to pay the successful bidder’s fee of USD 350,000.
      4. Failure to meet obligations, financial or otherwise, as agreed in the contract between FIDE and the Organizing Committee of the Chess Olympiad 2016, especially concerning playing halls and full board hotel accommodation.

      b) Inspection at the proposed venues will be made between 1st June and 1st August 2012. Each bidder will bear all travel and hotel expenses for two inspectors, in accordance with FIDE standards. The FIDE General Assembly in September 2012 will then decide the organiser of the event. After receiving all bids, the bidders will be informed about the exact procedure of bid presentations, which will be in accordance with the previous practice in the last four years.

      The successful bidder/organiser will be asked to sign a contract with FIDE, which will include all requirements according to the Olympiad Regulations and the FIDE check-list for the events.

      c) If FIDE receives a bid or bids offering to organise both the 2015 World Cup and the 2016 Olympiad & Congress, and provided such bid(s) are in accordance with all FIDE provisions, FIDE will only consider these bids during its General Assembly in September 2012.

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      1. Anonymous Reply
        February 26, 2012 at 4:58 pm

        Any country bidding so far?

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