construction futures wales - crossrail event

Welcome to Crossrail Opportunites

Dafydd Hughes Head of Construction Welsh Government

Steven Kay & Simon Pain Crossrail

CROSSRAIL MOVING LONDON FORWARD

Steven Kay Central Area Delivery Director

Simon Pain Principal Programme Supply Chain Manager

Header here max 30 characters Crossrail Route

Header here max 30 characters

Overall, 90% complete

Tunnelling completed in East London and Docklands

Short video

Final westbound section to Farringdon

Then onto systems, fit out, M & E …

Tunnelling is almost complete

Header here max 30 characters Crossrail: delivering a railway

13 14 15 16 17 18 2012

Railway Systems

Stations

Rolling Stock & Depot

NR Surface Works

Test a

l Opera

Crossrail TOC

Civils and

Tunnelling

Property

Acquisition OSD & Urban Realm

Header here max 30 characters Crossrail benefits

£42bn+

14,000 people

24 trains per hour

200 million journeys per year

Header here max 30 characters Central stations

Tottenham Court Road Station

Header here max 30 characters Rolling stock

2014 379 Apprentices

8,565 enrolled at TUCA

10,000+ employed on the project

746 workers previously unemployed

All figures are running totals bar “employed on project”

Skills development

Header here max 30 characters Wallasea Island 2016

What the Crossrail Supply Chain looks like,

How you can improve your chances of getting into it.

Crossrail Supply Chain

Header here max 30 characters Opportunities on Crossrail

Crossrail in Wales

• Over £20m awarded in Wales

• £12m Neath area

• £8m Newport and Cardiff

• Reinforcement bars

• Piling

• Props

• Structural steel

Identifying the opportunities

Header here max 30 characters Energy saving technologies

Energy Technology Products List

Enhanced Capital Allowances

https://etl.decc.gov.uk

Be prepared

Existing Networks

Website and guidance - www.Crossrail.co.uk

www.CompeteFor.com

Header here max 30 characters Thank you

SteveKay@crossrail.co.uk simonPain@crossrail.co.uk

Simon Poulter & Oliver Thompson Smith Laing O’Rourke

Crossrail Event 2014 - St David’s Hotel Ewloe

The Laing O’Rourke / Crossrail Projects

The Projects: C502 Liverpool Street

C422 Tottenham Court Road

C520 Custom House

Crossrail Event- St David’s Hotel Ewloe

C502 – Liverpool

Street Station

Liverpool Street: Plan View

Liverpool Street Mainline

Station Broadgate TH Blomfield Box

Moorgate TH Moorgate Station

Moorgate Shaft

LU Liverpool Street Station

Crossrail Platforms

Structural Steelwork

Scaffolding

Screeds & Render

Dry lining

FF&E Works

Decoration

Landscaping

Commissioning

Sub-Mains Cabling Pulling

Thermal Insulation

Trace Heating

Distribution Boards

Fire Stopping

Supply Chain Summit 2014 - Bristol C422 – Tottenham

Court Road

Western Ticket Hall

(WTH) Dean Street Box

Westbound

CRL Tunnel

Eastbound

CRL Tunnel

Central Line

Centre Point

Goslett Yard

Box (GYB)

Northern Line

Scaffolding

Screeds & Render

General Metalwork

Soft Floor Finishes

Epoxy Flooring

Decoration

Thermal Insulation

Distribution Boards

Durasteel Cladding

Luminaries

Dampers - Smoke

2016 Landscaping

Road Surfacing

C520 – Custom

2014 Soft Landscaping

Commissioning Management

Hard Landscaping

Signage & Totems

Electric Panel Heaters

Small Transformer

Chlorination – Water Treatment

Becoming Part of the Supply Chain

LO’R Preferred Supply Chain

Partner

Financial Appraisal (D&B

Report)

Financial Capacity Checks

Health & Safety Checks (SSIP)

Past Performance

On Site Subcontractor Questionnaire

(where applicable)

Asite Pre-Qualification

(Tiered Supply Chain)

X Supplier Turnover (£) Total Package Value April 13 - March 14 % of t/o April 14 - March 15 % of t/o April 15 - March 16 % of t/o

£ 12,654,248.00 £ 2,271,202.30 £245,535.38 2% £1,104,909.23 9% £920,757.69 7%

£ 3,133,000.00 £ 2,271,202.30 £245,535.38 8% £1,104,909.23 35% £920,757.69 29%

£ 2,479,595.00 £ 2,271,202.30 £245,535.38 10% £1,104,909.23 45% £920,757.69 37%

£ 955,188.00 £ 2,271,202.30 £245,535.38 26% £1,104,909.23 116% £920,757.69 96%

£ 8,859,045.00 £ 2,271,202.30 £245,535.38 3% £1,104,909.23 12% £920,757.69 10%

FINANCIAL ACCREDITATION

What is Responsible Procurement?

The Greater London Authority defines Responsible Procurement as:

“The purchase of goods, works and services in a socially and

environmentally responsible way that delivers value for money and

benefits to the contracting authority and to London”

Workforce

welfare

Workforce

welfare

Environmental

Sustainability

Environmental

Sustainability

Ethical SourcingEthical Sourcing

Skills

employment

Skills

employment

Community

Benefits

Community

Benefits

Supplier

Diversity

Supplier

Diversity

Employment

Responsible

Procurement

Responsible

ProcurementClimate change,

pollution and

natural resource

management.

London Living Wage

(LLW) and working

conditions.

Supply chain

diversity and

equality.

Community

initiatives e.g.

tackling crime and

disorder.

Training and

employment

opportunities &

meeting skills

shortage.

Ensuring

standards of

labour

conditions and

human rights in

the supply chain.

representation

and worker’s

rights.

Workforce

welfare

Workforce

welfare

Environmental

Sustainability

Environmental

Sustainability

Skills

employment

Skills

employment

Community

Benefits

Community

Benefits

Supplier

Diversity

Supplier

Diversity

Employment

Responsible

Procurement

Responsible

Procurement

Workforce

welfare

Workforce

welfare

Environmental

Sustainability

Environmental

Sustainability

Skills

employment

Skills

employment

Community

Benefits

Community

Benefits

Supplier

Diversity

Supplier

Diversity

Employment

Responsible

Procurement

Responsible

ProcurementClimate change,

pollution and

natural resource

management.

London Living Wage

(LLW) and working

conditions.

Supply chain

diversity and

equality.

Community

initiatives e.g.

tackling crime and

disorder.

Training and

employment

opportunities &

meeting skills

shortage.

Ensuring

standards of

labour

conditions and

human rights in

the supply chain.

representation

and worker’s

rights.

Seven Themes Under the Crossrail RP Policy

Laing O’Rourke’s Use of CompeteFor

Summary of Custom House to Date

25No. Existing planned opportunities advertised on CompeteFor with a combined value of approx.

£5.6million.

198No. Companies registered an interest on CompeteFor for these opportunities.

100No. Of these companies were shortlisted.

31No. Were recommended to be invited to tender for one or more of the 19No. opportunities.

7No. Of which were previously unknown to Laing O’Rourke

19No. Opportunities of the 25No. advertised have now been awarded.

6No. Awarded to a company from CompeteFor for have a combined value of £2,373,625.38

Compete For

• Compete For Tailored Questionnaire

• Answers Scored

• Anonymous Long list turned Top Eight Shortlist

Potential Tender Schedule

• Compete For Shortlist

• LO’R Tiered Supply Chain

• Past Performance, SSIP, Building Confidence, DNBi, Capacity Modelling

Approved Tender List

• Approved Tender List issued to Crossrail

Simon Tayor Costain-Skanska

Simon Taylor

Costain-Skanska Environmental Manager

CSJV Working in Collaboration with

Crossrail

Moving London Forward

Fisher Street

Paddington

Eleanor Street and Mile End Park

Stepney Green and Limmo

Bond Street

CSJV Projects

C360 Eleanor Street and Mile End Park

Summary of Scope

Mile End shaft – 10m dia. 30m deep shaft constructed using PC

segments and Sprayed Concrete Lining (SCL)

Eleanor Street shaft – 16.4m dia. 36m deep shaft constructed using

PC segments and SCL

Status

95% of supply chain packages are procured

Packages left to go...

Headhouse Construction - £1.4M (Jan 15)

Landscaping - £0.4M (Jan 15)

Construction starts (July 15 – Feb 16)

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C412 Bond Street

Summary of Scope

Connecting shaft and tunnels from street level to main running

tunnels

Status

All supply chain packages are yet to be procured

Works start early to mid 2015

Secondary Linings

Roofing

Cladding

Fixtures and fittings

Hard Landscaping

C405 Paddington

Summary of scope

Underground Box construction to form station at running tunnels with

fit out

Status

Supply chain packages are yet to be procured

All to be procured between now and Feb 2015

Cladding (Metal and bwk)

Roofing (Kalzip)

Car Park

Fit out (Carpet and curtains)

Street furniture and hard landscaping

Peninsular

Fisher Street

Stepney Green

C335 Shaft Fit Out and Headhouses

Summary of scope

Shaft fit out and headhouse construction – Currently Tendering

Status

Nil packages procured to date

Work starts Jan 2016

Cladding (Metal and bespoke blockwork)

Piling

Reinforced Concrete.

Brick and Block (shaft and head house internals)

Roofing

Fit out (painting, louvres, doors etc)

Architectural Metalwork

Street furniture, soft and hard landscaping

Chris Corkhill & Georgina Wright BAM Ferrovial Kier JV

& Shane Gill, NG Bailey

Chris Corkhill + Georgia Wright+ Shane Gill

Procurement Manager + Quantity Surveyor + Buyer

C435 Farringdon Station

BFK JV: Project Overview and Future

Opportunities

BFK Joint Venture

Kier Group Plc

Kier Construction Ltd

Royal BAM nv

Wayss & Freytag

Ingenieurbau AG BAM Nuttall Ltd

Grupo Ferrovial SA

Ferrovial Agroman SA

Ferrovial Agroman UK Ltd

Joint Venture Board

Richard Reddell Luis Amorim

Principle Members

Sean Jeffery Adrian Savory Karl Goose

Ian Pegram

Western Tunnels and Stations

About the BFK contracts

C300: two 6.2 km tunnel drives between Royal Oak and

Farringdon

C410: construct early access shafts and sprayed concrete

lining works for Bond Street and Tottenham Court Road station

tunnels

C435:construct tunnels, platforms, ticket hall and station

concourse at Farringdon

Tunnels

Twin 7.1m diameter tunnel

drives, Royal Oak to

Farringdon(Contract C300)

SCL station tunnels, shafts and

compensation grouting at Bond

Street and Tottenham Court Road

Stations (Contract C410)

Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM)

Before & now

Prep for System Wide contract

Ready for System Wide contract

Farringdon – feel the vibes ...

Removal

Phyllis and Ada

First ring started 05 May 2012

6,861m of Westbound tunnel

4,675 rings

Last ring complete 14:30hrs Tues 07 Oct 2013

Phyllis – under Smithfield Market in perpetuity

Phyllis and Ada

Ada was named after Ada Lovelace who was Lord Byron’s

only daughter Ada

6,861m of Eastbound tunnel

4,658 rings

Last ring complete 19:15hrs Fri 24 Jan 2014

Ada – under Charterhouse Square in perpetuity

Party time – last ring ....

The Long Walk Home ......

The day after the party

C410 Bond St Station Tunnels

C410 Bond Street WTH

Underground

Yes - its in the right place

Preparing to spray

Spray shotcrete

Underground

Hanover Square - magic

Bond Street WTH

C410 Tottenham Ct Road Station

Tunnels

Tottenham Court Road from above

Ground level

… and more

Excavated material to Northfleet

Offload at Northfleet

Northfleet

Shipped to Wallasea

Northfleet – the last ship!

Farringdon – 150 years old LU station

Farringdon – Thomas the Tank Engine

Summary - Farringdon

Key facts

Project overview

Procurement progress

Opportunities

Route to Market

What’s in it for me?

How can I respond?

Farringdon – Key Facts

£250m+ NEC3 Option C (Target)

Completion - 2018

Main Works (next slide)

Over Site Development (by others)

Main Works

1) Tunnel

widening &

connecting

passages

2) Civils &

Structural

3) Building – 2nr

ticket halls & 2

Platform fit out

4) M & E – NG

Bailey

Farringdon Station – Overview

Farringdon Station - Western Ticket Hall

Farringdon Progress –WTH Civils phase

Farringdon Station - Eastern Ticket Hall

Farringdon Progress – ETH Civils phase

Farringdon Progress – Platform tunnels

Farringdon Station - Platform

C435 Farringdon Station

Georgia Wright Graduate QS

Farringdon – Progress

Civil & structural works

Most packages let

Self delivery mainly

Outstanding packages - Barbican Bridge

NG Bailey - let as partner

Shane elaborate

Build & Fit-Out

Platforms: April 2015

Ticket Halls: October 2015

Farringdon – Build & Fit-Out - Progress

Package Status Value Key facts

Lifts Let £7.0m 10nr

Escalators Let £3.2m 11nr

Cladding GRC (tunnels) Let £5.9m c.7,000m2

Precast APSE ceiling Let £0.7m c.500m2

Structural Steel Final Ts+Cs £5.5m c.2,200t

Cladding, Glazing & Curtain walling Advertised £6.0m

Farringdon – Opportunities (Imminent)

Package Key facts Enquiry Date Site Start

Masonry (Brick, Block & Windposts)

27,000m2 Nov 2014 Sept 2015

Precast Stairs Sep 2014 Jun 2015

PES (Platform Edge Screen) 520m Sep 2014 Sept 2015

Farringdon – Opportunities (Future)

Package Advert Date Site Start

Waterproofing Aug 2015 May 2016

Builders Work (Fire Stopping, Core Drill etc.) Aug 2015 May 2016

Metalwork (architectural - balustrades, handrails) Jul 2015 April 2016

Drylining, partitions, ceilings, render & plaster Jul 2015 Oct 2015

Screeding Dec 2014 Oct 2015

Floor Tiling (terrazo / granazzo) Mar 2015 Nov 2015

Soft Floor Finishes Mar 2015 Dec 2015

Painting & Decorating Jul 2015 Oct 2015

Doors & Gates Feb 2015 Mar 2016

Platform Nosing GFRP Reinforcement Mar 2015 Sept 2015

Farringdon – Supplier Opportunities

Miscellaneous – late 2015 onwards

Signage & wayfinding (framework of 3 due Jan 15)

Furniture, fixtures and fittings

Sanitaryware

Ceramic wall tiling

Raised access flooring

Temporary scaffold

Fire alarms

Route to market - Farringdon

Compete For (www.competefor.com)

Current supply chain (JV companies)

(BAM, Ferrovial, Kier)

Supplier events

C435 Farringdon Station M&E

Shane Gill NG Bailey Buyer

Supply

Pipework & Fittings

Fire Smoke Dampers &

Panels

AHU’s

ACU’s

Pumps, Booster Sets &

Pressurisation Units

Attenuation

Valves

Sanitary Ware

Grilles/Diffusers/Louvres

Water Heaters

Supply & Install

Ductwork Installations

Pipework Insulation

Chillers

Sump Pumps

Ventilation Commissioning

Trace Heating and Leak

Detection

Water Treatment

MEP – Mechanical, Electrical & Public Health Mechanical

≈ £150k

≈ £60k

≈ 6k

≈ £800k

≈ £235k

≈ 10k

≈ 20k

Supply

Cable & Cable Accessories

Lighting

Switchgear LV

Wiring Accessories

Busbar

Automatic Transfer Switches

Fixings & Brackets

Steel Conduit

Earthing and Lightning

Protection

Lamps & Tubes

Loose Switchgear

Supply & Install

Fire Alarm System

Alarm, Security &

Communication

Plant Handling & Craneage

Earthing & Lightning Protection

MEP – Mechanical, Electrical & Public Health Electrical

≈ £560k

≈ £364k

≈ 5k

≈ £430k

≈ £420k

≈ 75k

≈ 240k

≈ £130k

≈ £77k

≈ £50k

Farringdon – MEP Opportunities

How to find out more about the MEP opportunities

• CompeteFor

• Send an email with the details mentioned below and I will return an

email of expected enquiry date and an indication of when it will be

posted on CompeteFor:

• Name of Package

• Turnover

• Approvals/Accreditation Obtained (LU/CRL/ISO/BS EN etc.)

• shane.gill@ngbailey.co.uk

www.teambfk.co.uk

Helen Bass & Gareth Evans Alstom Costain JV

25-Nov-2014

CROSSRAIL

- 8 sub-surface stations

- 1 surface station

21 km of twin-bore railway through London

C610 C644 C650

Mechanical, Electrical & Public Health

Logistics

System

Integration

£ 350m

Started April 13

Completion

3/8/18

Long Welded Rail

Derailment containment

Lubricants

Standard Track Slab

High Attenuation Sleepers

Ballasted Track

Sleepers incl. fastenings.

Direct Fix Fastenings

Floating Track Slab

Switches & Crossings

Concrete

Elastomeric Springs

Reinforcement cages

Mesh reinforcement

Drainage channels

High Atténuation Sleepers Top Down Construction

Innovative N&V solutions

Cable laying

Tunnel walkways

Tunnel Ventilation Steelwork

Attenuators

Ventilation Control Systems

Variable Speed Drives

Cable Management Systems

Cross passages doors

Signage

Tunnel fire mains

Tunnel lighting & Power Panels

Low Voltage distribution within tunnels

Tunnel ventilation system

Tunnel drainage pumping system

Miscellaneous metal works

Temporary Communications

Temporary Ventilation

Gas Monitoring

Personnel Monitoring

Asset Tagging and Tracking

Temporary Power and Lighting

Temporary Drainage

Fire Main

Connaught Tunnel – De-watering

Copper Cable

Transformers

Autotransformers

Re-locatable Equipment Buildings

EMC Management

Noise & Vibration Modelling

Gas Insulated Switchgear

Outdoor switchgear – Circuit Breakers

Outdoor switchgear – Disconnectors

Protection and Control

Civil Engineering packages – Foundations

Provision of two railhead facilities

Plumstead and Westbourne Park / Royal Oak Portal

Material storage, handling and lay-down areas Track, M&E and OHLE - materials depot providing safe storage

Mobile gantry cranes

Aggregate sheds, plant and equipment depots

Multi-purpose Gantry’s

Heavy Traction Loco’s

Mid-size Traction Loco’s

Chute Wagons

Wagons

Welfare Wagons

Plant and Equipment used to distribute people, materials and

equipment

Concrete Shuttles

Unimogs

Rail Road Vehicles

MEWP’s

Cable winders

Cable pulling equipment

Multi Purpose Gantry

Power Cube

Adam Compton CompeteFor

CompeteFor

Opening the supply chain to

Local and SME Suppliers

Adam Compton

Key Accounts Manager

www.competefor.com

CompeteFor – What we do

• UK wide supply chain portal, designed to open major supply chains

• Deliver sustainable and measurable economic growth

• Community Benefits

• Enable local and SME business to take advantage of these B2B opportunities

Introduction

• Online portal to advertise supply chain opportunities from major projects

• Service created for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, to match Buyers with Suppliers, encouraging equality and transparency

• Commitment from Major Buying Programmes to procure responsibly

• CompeteFor has expanded beyond its original remit, to incorporate additional supply chains:-

– Crossrail

– Thames Tideway Tunnel

– Transport for London

– SWIP

– SOREC

– HS2

CompeteFor Key Objectives

• Delivering Transparency

• Local and SME Engagement

• Driving Innovation and Value

• Enablement and Capacity Building

• Supplier Diversity

• Supply Chain Visibility

Opening Supply Chains

Crossrail and CompeteFor

• Crossrail is a large and complex project offering a wide range of business opportunities across many sectors

• Crossrail have adopted CompeteFor to help ensure that these opportunities are opened up to the widest possible market

• Crossrail’s contractors are required to advertise all appropriate opportunities on CompeteFor, to drive innovation in the supply chain

• Over 2,112 Crossrail and Supply Chain opportunities posted to date on CompeteFor

Current Opportunities

Opportunities posted in the previous fortnight: •C502 Liverpool Street Station - WP2525 Broadgate Temporary Steel Propping and Decking •C422 Tottenham Court Road - General Metalwork - GBP 251k to 500k •C435 Farringdon Station - Package S155 – Back of House Screeding and Floor Finishes

Future opportunities

• Bombardier have secured the Rolling Stock contract with Crossrail (circa £1 billion) and are opening up their supply chain, by publishing their contract requirements onto CompeteFor.

• Particular contract opportunities include:-

– Battery Systems

– Audio Communications

– Passenger Door Systems

– Control Equipment

• Woolwich Station – Balfour Beatty Group:-

– Currently being trained in the use of CompeteFor

– A diverse range of opportunities will soon be posted to the service

Buyer Benefits

• Enables capacity building and competition throughout the Supply Chain

• Buyers visibility of an innovative and diverse supplier community

• An intuitive and robust set of tools for optimising value from the supply chain.

• Automatic scoring of Supplier responses, reducing time for buyers

• Supports Corporate Social Responsibility and community benefits

• Encourages compliance and supply chain community engagement

Register

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Evaluate

Shortlist

Supply Chain

Supplier Benefits

• CompeteFor provides awareness of business opportunities across a variety of sectors and industries

• Suppliers can promote themselves via their CompeteFor Business Profile

• Standardised information is stored within suppliers profiles, making responding to opportunities a quicker process.

• Sector specific email alerts advising suppliers of relevant contract opportunities

Register

Business profile

Business ready

Self Certified

Supply Chain

Opportunities

Our Partners

Successes

• Over 16,500 contract opportunities posted

• Almost £3 billion contracts awarded

• 75% of all contracts posted have been awarded to SMEs

• 90% of opportunities have come from private sector buying organisations

Summary

• Taking forward the legacy of the London 2012 games

• Continued support from key infrastructure projects, such as Crossrail

• National solution for UK wide supply chain development

• Supporting sustainable and responsible procurement

• Join our growing and thriving community at:-

www.competefor.com

0845 217 7804

Adam Compton

Tel: 07904995679

adam.compton@competefor.com

Key Accounts Manager

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