Asset Management Working Group & Bridge Condition Indicator Project Achievements, Updates & Future Work Anvar Alizadeh Deputy Chair, LoBEG AMWG March 2016.

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Asset Management Working Group & Bridge Condition Indicator Project Achievements, Updates & Future Work Anvar Alizadeh Deputy Chair, LoBEG AMWG March 2016

Overview Key achievements to date Overview of BCI Project progress Plans for Plans for beyond

Key achievements to date 3

4 Upload of historic BridgeStation Data has resulted in an improvement in data management; Produced an automated Performance Report that shows the state of the asset; Produced Bridge Condition Indicator (BCI) Report utilising the improved inspection data to calculate the BCI and monitor performance trends over time; Improvement in data completeness have been seen as a result of efforts to date. Dashboard screenshots

Key achievements to date 5 Improved the BridgeStation User Interface making it easier to navigate and use; Improved the user interface with Assessment and strengthening modules; Developed and tested the use of Handheld Devices for use in structures inspections, allowing remote update of information. Annual BCI reporting shows the state of the structure stock for the whole of LoBEG and for individual Boroughs. Embraced London Highway Alliance Contract (LoHAC) where better value is achieved over existing arrangements.

Key achievements to date 6 Implemented a module to assist in recording and managing the Life Cycle of M&E assets for tunnels; A revision to the Risk Based Inspection programme has been progressed to refine the process for managing inspections; The Valuation module of SAMPT has been enhanced to allow the required figures for the Whole of Government Accounts (WGA) to be produced at the click of a button. Further refinements will follow with future updates from CIPFA. Structures Asset Management Planning Toolkit (CIPFA compliance) Lifecycle Planning Works Prioritisation Asset Valuation (GRC, DRC)

Delivered refresher training for users of BridgeStation and continued to deliver separate training for advanced modules – VfM, SAMPt and report builder; Inspector training delivered through University of West of England; BridgeStation User Group sessions (every 6 months) continue to seek feedback from BridgeStation users to continuously improve BridgeStation functionality. Key achievements to date

8 BridgeStation enhancements: Automation of the Performance Report Development and trial of hand-held devices Improved BridgeStation User interface Single-click Valuation module for WGA developed Lifecycle Plan for M&E assets developed Key achievements to date Forthcoming documents: Value for Money guidance has been drafted and will be published shortly; Interim guidance relating to the Bridge Inspector Certification Scheme will be published shortly.

Overview of BCI Project progress 9

BCI Project Overview – Progress to Date Collates and reports on BPRN structure stock Been in place since 2003 Develops management tools and processes to enable bridge managers to make best use of the data collected Two phases completed so far:  Phase 1: 2003/04 to 2008/09 – Six year cycle  Phase 2: 2009/10 to 2014/15 – Six year cycle  All - yearly reports and Six yearly reports are available in LoBEG.Com Phase 3 (2015/16 to 2020/21) commenced last year. Phase 3.2 is due to commence in April

BCI Condition Data BCI data has been collected since 2003/04; Condition stabilised during Phase 2 for BPRN Structures Increase in number of structures scoring ‘Very Good’ and ‘Good’ since 2012/13; Better data leads to better decision-making 11

BCI Condition Data Using BCI data to drive the Value for Money and SAMPT module will result in improvements in decision making; Improved decision making will result in the right maintenance interventions, on the right structure, at the right time; Targeted maintenance interventions will result in an improvement to structure stock condition; This will result in a continuation of the number of structures going from ‘Fair’ to ‘Good’ to ‘Very Good’ increasing. 12

Plans for

What’s planned for ? 14

Plans for 2016/17 Focussing on the four areas in the previous slide will allow us to:  Improve the User Interface with BridgeStation to make it easier to collect data;  Improve data quality through Bridge Inspector Training;  Improve management of maintenance schedules and abnormal loads;  Better quantify the risks associated with resilience. Our emphasis is now on improving data quality following the efforts to increase the data quantity held in BridgeStation. These plans will help achieve that goal. 15

Thank you