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Terminal and venue display systems supplied through the Songdom procurement network
Commercial Project

Paris 2024 and Gangwon 2024 LED Display Projects

Large-format LED for two Olympic events and a flight information system for Sheremetyevo.

Client Background

The Property

Songdom's LED display portfolio spans airport terminals and large-scale international sporting events, where the delivery date is fixed by a ceremony or a competition schedule rather than by a construction programme.

SectorCommercial
LocationParis, France · Gangwon, South Korea · Moscow, Russia
Songdom scopeStadium LED screens, competition-venue displays and airport FIDS systems
Project Challenge

What Made It Hard

An Olympic closing ceremony does not move. Neither does an airport handover. Custom display walls built to venue geometry have to be manufactured, tested, shipped and installed against a date that cannot absorb a single week of slippage.

Customer Pain Points

  • Immovable delivery dates set by ceremonies and competition schedules
  • Custom geometry that standard cabinets cannot satisfy
  • Integration with flight information and advertising content systems
  • Large, heavy packages requiring sequenced freight and installation
Our Solution

What Songdom Did

Songdom delivered custom high-resolution LED display solutions covering stadium LED screens for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games closing ceremony, FIDS flight-information and advertising display systems for Sheremetyevo International Airport in Moscow, and competition-venue LED displays for the Gangwon 2024 Winter Youth Olympics in South Korea.

Airport terminal of the type served by Songdom display and FIDS packages
Procurement And Supply Chain

How The Programme Ran

  1. 1

    Venue geometry and content requirement review

  2. 2

    Sample cabinet approval

  3. 3

    Incoming module inspection

  4. 4

    Assembly and pixel testing

  5. 5

    Final inspection

  6. 6

    Consolidated shipment sequenced to installation

Quality Control

What Was Inspected

Display packages were inspected at module and cabinet level and tested as assemblies before shipment, with delivery sequenced to the installation programme at each venue.

Final Result

Outcome

Three separate venue and terminal display packages were delivered against fixed dates, with end-to-end sourcing, quality control and consolidated shipment handled by one partner.

Customer Benefit

What The Client Did Not Have To Do

  • Delivery planned backwards from an immovable date
  • Custom formats built to venue geometry
  • End-to-end sourcing, QC and shipment
  • Airport and event venue experience in the same supply network
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FAQ

Questions About This Project

What was Songdom's scope on this project?

Stadium LED screens, competition-venue displays and airport FIDS systems. Songdom delivered custom high-resolution LED display solutions covering stadium LED screens for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games closing ceremony, FIDS flight-information and advertising display systems for Sheremetyevo International Airport in Moscow, and competition-venue LED displays for the Gangwon 2024 Winter Youth Olympics in South Korea.

How was quality controlled?

Display packages were inspected at module and cabinet level and tested as assemblies before shipment, with delivery sequenced to the installation programme at each venue.

Who handled shipping?

Songdom coordinates shipment from the manufacturing factories, aligning delivery with the project programme so the client does not carry the freight coordination.

Can you deliver a similar package for our project?

Yes. Send the FF&E schedule, the drawings and the programme, and we will come back with the category plan, the certification route and the production window.

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Have A Similar Project

Send the FF&E schedule and the opening date. We will tell you what is buildable, what needs a substitution and what it will take to hold the programme.