rijksgebouwendienst member update 2011
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Rijksgebouwendienst Member update 2011. September 2011 Peter Jägers. Rijksgebouwendienst statistics. +/- 2,000 properties Total square metres:7,1 mln m 2. Turnover: € 1,500 mln (= 0.7% of governmental expenditures ). Number of employees ( fte ): 875 - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Rijksgebouwendienst
Member update 2011
September 2011Peter Jägers
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Rijksgebouwendienst statistics
+/- 2,000 propertiesTotal square metres: 7,1 mln m2
Turnover: € 1,500 mln(= 0.7% of governmental expenditures)
Number of employees (fte): 875(Total at central government: 175,000)
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Wide-ranging portfolio
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Subdivision portfolio Rijksgebouwendienst
Ministries and offices4,0 mln m2
Prisons1,3 mln m2
Museums0,3 mln m2
Palaces 0,1 mln m2
Other 1,0 mln m2
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Share of Monuments in total portfolio
Ownership vs Rental
monuments
rental ownership
Gross square meters per region
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Developments in the NetherlandsEffects of financial crisis more visible:
* Economic growth rate 2009 - 4%2010 + 1,7%
* Collapsing building and real estate marketsVacancy rate in commercial market +/- 15 %
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Evaluation of the government RE-system • Centralisation of decision making• Decrease of the administrative burdenProgram “Compact Government”• More standardized office locations• Introduction of standardized workspaces• Research into merging public RE organizationsCut backs of central government• decreased expenditure for all parts of central government
Developments in Dutch public real estate
Effects of developments for Rijksgebouwendienst
-Decrease in housing demand > less turnover-Changing backlog: - more small projects
- Changing role in large projects-Need for change in structure of the organization
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Vision on blue print of organization and working method
Better, smaller, more flexible Working towards a smaller, but strong and flexible organization
Beter Quality requirements, transparancy in actions, performance,changing demand
SmallerLess m2, more work set out in market, less fte
More flexibleKeeping up in a changing environment, small core body withflexible contours, coalitions and collaborations
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