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BIM and IPD the Defence Perspective Construction Contractual and Procurement Strategy Infrastructure Division - DSRG Bob Baird AM Executive Director Capital Facilities Processes and Compliance Construction Contractual and Procurement Strategy


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BIM and IPD the Defence Perspective Construction Contractual and Procurement Strategy Infrastructure Division - DSRG

Bob Baird AM Executive Director Capital Facilities Processes and Compliance

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The Defence Estate

397 owned properties with 72 significant bases

  • 50% in regional Australia
  • 20% in outer suburban/inner

regional

  • 3 million hectares of land
  • 25,000 buildings

(plus 6,000 other structure assets)

  • 150,000 Plant & Equipment items
  • 355 domestic leases
  • 220 Overseas leases

Construction Contractual and Procurement Strategy

Simpson Barracks

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Australian Defence Major Bases / Training Areas

Construction Contractual and Procurement Strategy

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The Defence Estate

Balance sheet value of $18.2 billion:

– $4.6 billion – land – $8.6 billion – buildings – $5.0 billion – infrastructure – $60 billion - approx replacement value

Defence spends annually:

– around $1 billion on capital facilities – about $155 million on leases – over $450 million on estate maintenance

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The Defence Estate

Facilities – varied and complex

  • military headquarters
  • airfields
  • ports
  • broad acre training areas and firing ranges
  • storage facilities (including for munitions)
  • research laboratories
  • communications and intelligence installations
  • workshops and maintenance facilities
  • educational facilities
  • office accommodation
  • residential accommodation
  • recreational facilities

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BIM Drivers for Defence

BuildingSmart Australasia report assessed that the built environment sector could improve productivity by 6 to 9%.

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BIM Opportunities for Defence

LEAD

the implementation of BIM for the Commonwealth

IMPROVE

current procurement and governance processes for Defence estate management

MAXIMISE

  • pportunities for cost savings
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  • International application and experience

(NORTH AMERICA, EUROPE, ASIA)

  • Maturity of Industry in the application of BIM
  • Defence Design and Delivery Processes
  • Suite of Contracts

– development of next generation

  • Defence Scales of Entitlement/Standard

Requirements

  • Defence Pilot Project

BIM Key Issues / Activities

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GOVERNANCE PROCESSES

Project Challenges for the Construction Industry

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Defence IPD Contracting

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BIM DEVELOPMENTS TO DATE -

  • Dept of Innovation, Industry, Science, Research and Tertiary

Education

  • buildingSmart Report
  • Engagement with Industry
  • Legal Involvement

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STRATEGIC PLANNING

  • MASTER PLANNING
  • USE OF GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION

SYSTEMS

  • DATA OWNERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT
  • GARRISON ESTATE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
  • GOVERNANCE PROCESSES – CURRENT vs

FUTURE Construction Contractual and Procurement Strategy

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DEFENCE SUITE OF FACILITIES CONTRACTS

  • HC-1 2003 (construct only/design & construct/document &

construct)

  • MCC-1 2003
  • DSC-1 2003
  • DIP-2009
  • Medium Works Contract
  • Minor Works Contract
  • FM Contracts
  • Procurement documentation (ITR and RFT)
  • Collateral Documents
  • Manuals

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Defence Suite of Contracts

Security of Payment:

  • Trust Accounts
  • Security of Payment legislation
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INTEGRATED PROJECT DELIVERY

  • USE OF MANAGING CONTRACTOR CONTRACT
  • 3D – DESIGN
  • 4D – PROGRAM
  • 5D – TARGET COST
  • FM – HOW DO WE INTEGRATE?
  • SUBCONTRACTORS
  • A NEW FORM OF CONTRACT

Project Challenges for the Construction Industry

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DEFENCE’S Expectations of Industry

  • Understand our requirements

– Defence standards and conditions – Legislative obligations – Use of clearly compliant goods and services

  • Competence
  • Certification
  • Alert us early to difficulties
  • Professional standards
  • Spirit of Collaboration, noting

contractual obligations

  • Mature in the application of BIM

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The Way Ahead

  • Quo Vadis?

– CFI Suite 20 year review

  • Building Information Modelling (BIM)
  • Integrated Project Delivery (IPD)
  • Greater WOL co-ordination between

Construction and FM Contractors Construction Contractual and Procurement Strategy