This report focuses on specific construction activity
related to the World Cup football championship in Russia, to be held in 2018.
It provides detailed information about the infrastructure already in place for
the event, as well as the transportation, sport and hotel projects needed to
ensure adequate facilities for athletes, workers and visitors.
The publication updates readers on the progress of key
World Cup–oriented projects such as stadiums, motorways, federal roads and
tourism centres, and analyses the rail and air transportation infrastructure
categories. It also includes a convenient database of top projects that reveals
the investor, value, expected completion date and much more.
Key
findings of this report-
- Publisher estimate that the construction and modernisation of 12 stadiums for the needs of the 2018 World Cup will cost approx. RUB 200bn ($6.2bn). The preparation of training centres for national teams participating in the event and the setting up of temporary infrastructure at the 2018 World Cup stadiums will cost about RUB 22bn ($672m).
- In all the 2018 World Cup host cities (except Saransk) there is a sufficient number of beds for official guests. However, some of the host cities do not have enough beds to accommodate fans. By the end of 2013, the FIFA requirements concerning accommodation terms will be largely fulfilled only in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Sochi and Kazan.
- During 2013-2018, the Russian Federation and private investors are planning to allocate RUB 1,137bn ($36bn) on the construction, reconstruction and modernisation of ten key highways that will be mostly used by visitors travelling between the World Cup 2018 host cities.
According to the author of this report, “In the next five
years, at least RUB 664.1bn ($20.8bn) will be spent from the federal and
regional coffers as well as by private investors under preparation for the 2018
FIFA World Cup. Initially, officials of host cities submitted projects to be
developed under preparation for the tournament with a total value of about RUB
1,390bn ($43bn). Half of this amount is to be provided by the Government of
Russian Federation and one-third by private investors. It should be mentioned
that this value does not cover investment in construction of stadiums in Kazan,
Sochi and Spartak Stadium (Otkritie Arena) in Moscow. As well, it includes only
a minor share of transport infrastructure construction projects that are to be
implemented in host cities by mid-2018. The new stadium in Kazan was put into
use in July 2013. The stadium in Sochi is to be built by January 2014, whereas
Spartak Stadium by May 2014. As for most transport infrastructure construction
projects, these are being implemented within a dedicated targeted programme –
Development of Russia’s Transport System 2010-2020.”
Spanning over 143 pages, “World Cup 2018 in Russia: Construction investments” report
covering Methodology, Executive summary, Construction of sport facilities,
Tourist and accommodation infrastructure, Road transport infrastructure,
Railway transport infrastructure, Air transport infrastructure, List of graphs,
List of tables. The report also coves 28 companies analysis - Accor Hotels,
AECOM, Avtodor (Russian Highways), Botta Management Group, Engeocom, FGUP
Sport-Engineering, Fraport AG, Glavstroy, GUP TerrNIIgrazhdanproekt, Kempinski
Hotels, Kisho Kurokawa Architect & Associates, Hilton Worldwide,
InterContinental Hotel Group, Marriott International, Mosproekt-4, Mostotrest,
NPO Mostovik, Populous, PSO Kazan, Renova Group, Rezidor Hotel Group, Rosavtodor,
RZhD, SDS-Upravlenye Stroitelstva, Sokos Hotels, Starwood Hotels & Resorts,
Transstroy, Vinci, Wilmotte & Associés.
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