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SPM Hosting DCWG Workshop |
SPM is again hosting the Development Contributions Working Group workshop on 17 February 2012.
This is a regular forum for those in the local government sector to share their experiences and the emerging best practices for development contributions.
Speakers at this workshop include Shaun McAuley (Auckland Council), Ian Munro (UrbanismPlus) and Graham Nielsen (SPM Consultants Ltd).
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SPM Mobile Version 2.5 is being released on Monday 7 November.
This new release is the successor application to SPM Mobile Version 2.4. It contains new modules, and enhanced functionality that have been developed over the past 10 months. |
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Tonkin Consulting becomes a Channel Partner with SPM |
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As a result of both companies working on a number of projects over the past year, in both South Australia and Western Australia, Tonkin Consulting has now become a formal Channel Partner. Tonkin’s local clients are now benefiting from having direct access to SPM’s tools and processes with local support.
Tonkin has experienced the increasing demand for building/property asset management planning within their regions and, as such, needed a proven approach and system that could undertake assessments, analysis and reporting.
As part of the service offering to local clients, SPM is also building an interface with the Conquest asset management system.
http://www.tonkin.com.au/2011/09/02/2-september-2011-strategic-asset-management-for-property-portfolios/ |
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IPWEA Conference Presentation |
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Steve Lyons, Managing Director of SPM, will be presenting a paper at the IPWEA Conference on Tuesday 23 August. The topic is 'Capital Asset Management Planning for Buildings'. |
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Shellharbour City Council |
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Shellharbour City Council has awarded SPM the Contract for ‘condition & compliance assessment of aquatic facilities’.
The project includes undertaking an assessment of four aquatic facilities considering both the structural integrity of components and compliance of specific areas. The facilities include an Ocean fed pool, two unheated outside pools and one heated outside pool.
SPM is using the SPM Assets software application in combination with the IPWEA/NAMS Practice Note 3 guidelines to both assess the facilities and to analyse the data to produce results including planned maintenance schedules and lifecycle replacement models. SPM is using aquatic facility specialists to identify and address performance issues and to find operational improvements to be more sustainable considering a 20 year planning period.
Steve Lyons is leading the project from SPM’s Sydney office – the project further builds on SPM’s experience with special recreation and leisure facilities managed by local government organisations. |
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