Projects Refurbishment of Canal Systems CDCM PROJECT OVERVIEW Nzhelele Canal Rehabilitation R 130 000 000 Projects Refurbishment of Canal Systems CDCM PROJECT OVERVIEW Projects Refurbishment of ID: 636548
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CD:CM PROJECT OVERVIEW
Boskop Right Bank Canal - R 40 500 000
Projects: Refurbishment of Canal SystemsSlide2
CD:CM PROJECT OVERVIEW
Nzhelele Canal Rehabilitation - R 130 000 000
Projects: Refurbishment of Canal SystemsSlide3
CD:CM PROJECT OVERVIEW
Projects: Refurbishment of Vlakfontein Canal (Phase 2) - R 647 708 400Slide4
CD:CM PROJECT OVERVIEW
Vaalharts
Government Water Scheme - R 45 000 000Slide5
CD:CM PROJECT OVERVIEW
Vaalharts Government Water Scheme - R 45 000 000
Projects: Water Services ProjectsSlide6
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Third Parties (District Municipalities) - Brits Water Treatment Works - R 430 000 000Slide7
CD:CM PROJECT OVERVIEW
Third Parties (District Municipalities) -
Mmabatho Water Treatment Works - R 150 000 000Slide8
CD:CM PROJECT OVERVIEW
Third Parties (District Municipalities)
Mowkop Valdezia Pipeline - R 700 000 000
Vhembe District Municipality projectSlide9
Institutional knowledge
From a construction perspective - key personnel has extensive experience in construction; and thus Shortened learning curves in the implementation of projects. Peak production rates achievable in short time spans.Flexible The ability to adapt to demands - employment contracts allows rapid growth or downsizing of personnel strengths; and thus Ability to survive in unfavourable economic climates because of organisational adaptability. different construction projects can be completed successfully. Competence outside core capabilities possible. Ability to respond to Urgent and Emergency situations that create a threat to the water infrastructure and service delivery upon the directive of the Minister.
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Versatility
Ability to be successful in a wide variety of construction projects / activities; and thus Different construction projects can be completed successfully even outside core areas of capabilities. Will contribute to long-term sustainability. Ability to adapt to changes Outside the rigorous contractual environment without major cost implications; and thus Not claim sensitive in efforts to make profits as in the case of a commercial contract environment. Less sensitive to less favourable economic climates in completing projects. Continued…
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Engineering capability
In-house civil, electrical and mechanical design capabilities to complement construction efforts; and thus Shortened life cycles of projects because project construction and design can be done in parallel without major cost implications. Performance (Financial/Non-financial)To be on time, within budget and according to specifications in the delivery of projects; and thus This capability can ensure that Construction becomes the preferred contractor in implementing departmental construction projects. CD:CM ORGANISATIONAL STRENGTHSSlide12
THE DECISION TO CLOSE DOWN???HOW THE IDEA OF CLOSING DOWN COULD AFFECT THE BUSINESS12Slide13
3747 JOB LOSSES INSTANTLY!!!13Slide14
Cost of Closing downDirect Employee CostIndirect Employee CostIndirect Consequential Cost (some of these costs can be calculated others not)Direct and Indirect Employee Cost are informed by the standing Conditions of Service and influenced by the non-availability of projects to be allocated/awarded to the CD: CM (these are all estimates).Consequential Costs are those costs which happens as a knock-on effect driven by a decision to close the CD: CM (some can be calculated some not).
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Cost of Closing downThe accuracy of the calculations are determined by the following factors:Actual date when the CD: CM must be closed;Enforcement of the Supernumerary Policy as defined by the COS;Transfer and transport of all yellow, white and stationary fleet back to Construction Central Jankempdorp;Define financial commitments of standing agreements/contracts Define the assumptions made in support of the calculations; andIdentify risks with further associated financial impacts. 15Slide16
Supernumerary Policy PART XI (Annexure 19)
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Supernumerary Policy PART XI (Annexure 19)10-step process;After steps 1 - 4 have been dealt with, the remaining period for the procedure will be 10 weeks.Notice period for employees residing in official family housing or single quarter facilities is 6 weeks;The minimum shortest period required to follow the prescribed negotiation/consultation process as defined by the COS will be 3 months;The purpose of the supernumerary procedure is: To ensure the supernumerary policy is applied timeously in a responsible , fair and transparent manner;The supernumerary policy was written primarily to cater for personnel involved in projects where construction activities reached conclusion; andIt remains debatable if a different process can be followed other than the supernumerary process in case the CD: CM must be closed down.
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Benefits: Supernumerary Policy (Package)
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Legislative MandateSection 197 of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa Public Service Act, 1994National Water Act , Act No 36 of 1998Conditions of Service (NWA Appointees)Supernumerary Policy as guided by the Conditions of Service
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National Water Act
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