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Bringing Canada’s Heritage Assets Into Today and Tomorrow
Real Property Ins/tute of Canada 2014 Workshop
November 20, 2014
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• Clients and stakeholders include Parliament, the Privy Council Office, government and private sector
• Accommodations include Parliamentary, Special Purpose, public, private sector and commercial
• 28 buildings hold federal heritage designation
• 220,000m² in 34 Crown-owned buildings
• 85,000m² leased space in 15 buildings
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• Annual program expenditures for the LTVP have increased more than fourfold since 2007 to over $300M today
• Maintain appropriate level of oversight as the program continues to grow
• 6 major projects underway while managing day-to-day operations
• Almost 500 workers on-sight daily for the West Block alone
• Balance access and evolving safety and security requirements
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The Parliamentary Precinct aims to provide client-‐centric, integrated and cost effec?ve real property services, based on sound management prac/ces through a high performing workforce, so as to manage a safe,
secure, efficient, modern and sustainable porJolio.
We aim to establish PPB as an interna?onally renowned expert in the rehabilita/on of key historical real property.
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Food Produc?on Facility (2009)
• New off-‐site food prepara/on
• Completed $6.3M under budget
• 6 months ahead of schedule.
Rideau CommiTee Rooms (2010)
• 4 state-‐of the art commiSee rooms
• Completed in 16 months on /me/budget
• Enabled West Block to be vacated early
Valour Building (2010)
• 62 parliamentary office units
• 3 commiSee rooms
• Completed on /me and $6.4M under budget
Perimeter Security (2013)
• Retractable/fixed bollards installed at all entry points
• Enhance security on Parliament Hill
• Completed on /me/budget
Key Completed Projects
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Sir John A Macdonald building (2015)
• Exterior/interior heritage rehabilita/on
• New permanent mul/-‐purpose space
• Construct new annex for support services
• Add over 3000m²
Wellington Building (2016)
• Heritage rehabilita/on
• Interior refit
• 70 Parliamentary Office Units and 10 CommiSee Rooms
• Green Globes Sustainability targets
West Block & Visitor Welcome Centre (2017)
• Masonry & heritage Interior rehabilita/on
• Structural/seismic upgrades
• Construct new infill for interim House Chamber & VWC
• Op/mize space and enhance security
Government Conference Centre (2018)
• Exterior/interior heritage rehabilita/on
• Seismic upgrades
• Interim Senate Chamber & offices
• Op/mize underused space
Current LTVP Projects
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• Our clients are our partners and central to our vision
• Clients are involved in meaningful ways, including governance; project and portfolio planning; and project implementation
• Working closely with our clients supports delivering complex
projects on time and on budget with minimal interruption to operations
• Buildings are rehabilitated and modernized, preserving our heritage and enabling Parliament to perform its duties on behalf of Canadians.
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• Actively identify opportunities to do better for less
• Leveraging expertise to optimize resources, promote integration and deliver programming and services efficiently
• Creating an efficient and sustainable portfolio
• Developing life-cycle costing approach to asset management in order to enhance the long-term viability of the portfolio
• Reviewing operational expenses and performance and creating inventory of maintenance projects to make sound investment decisions
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BE AN INTERNATIONALLY RENOWNED EXPERT IN THE REHABILITATION OF HISTORIC REAL PROPERTY
(Be Proud of what you do. Be ambi?ous about how you perform)
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• Define where we want our business to go
• Be proud of what we do and ambitious on how we perform
• Create meaningful data-sets and seek to actively share information and lessons learned
• Forge strategic partnerships
• Contribute to global laboratory
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