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Operation Services Overview

Operation Services Overview. 10/4/2005. Organization. Director of OPS -Ken Mannon. Deputy OPS Director –Jared Interholzinger. Project Management, Planning & Design. Dept Admin Leora Spence. Maint. & Repairs – Fleet / Facilities Tracy Ochsner. Real Estate Services Helen Matson.

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Operation Services Overview

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  1. Operation Services Overview 10/4/2005

  2. Organization Director of OPS -Ken Mannon Deputy OPS Director –Jared Interholzinger Project Management, Planning & Design Dept Admin Leora Spence Maint. & Repairs – Fleet / Facilities Tracy Ochsner Real Estate Services Helen Matson Building Systems and Energy Mgmt Steve Strickland

  3. Project Management Project Design P M P D

  4. P M P D STAFF Facilities Project Managers Steve Seefeld, CDT Ron Kechter, P.E. Steve White Architect / Designer David Yee

  5. Mission To provide quality project management, planning & design services to all City Departments, in which projects are completed within budget, within the milestone schedule, and with customer satisfaction being at the utmost importance

  6. Responsibilities

  7. Provide Project Management, Planning and Design for all “above ground” (buildings) structures, including new buildings and all remodel work

  8. Projects follow the Guidance of the • “Capital Projects Procedures Manual” • Conceptual Design Phase • Preliminary Design Phase • Final Design Phase • Right-of-Way Acquisition • Bidding Phase • Construction Phase • Close Out Phase

  9. Current Projects • Project Management • Design Support • Furniture Design and Layout

  10. Project: Northside Atzlan Center Budget: 3.9 Million Phase: Design

  11. Project: Police Services Budget: $32 Million Phase: Design

  12. Project: Vehicle & Equipment Storage Budget: $2.47 Million Phase: Closeout

  13. Project: Sand and De-icing Facility at Streets Budget: $2.43 Million Phase: Final Design

  14. Project: Sand and Deicing Facility at Streets Budget: $2.43 Million Phase: Final Design

  15. Project: CSU Transit Center Budget: $9.13 Million Phase: Phase 2 Design

  16. Project: Compressed Natural Gas / H2 Station Budget: $400,000 Phase: Completed

  17. Project: Compressed Natural Gas / H2 Station Budget: $400,000 Phase: Completed

  18. Project: Franz- Smith Cabin at Musuem Budget: $134,500 Phase: Closeout

  19. Project: Civic Center Parking Structure Budget: $10.5 M Phase: Completed

  20. Other Projects Parks Maintenance Downtown Shop Backup Natural Gas Compressor Mulberry Pool and Water Playground Lincoln Center HVAC Replacement 281 North College HVAC Replacement

  21. Dept Administration

  22. LeOra Spence, Admin Support Supervisor Staff Carol Rankin, Admin Clerk II Annie Houston, Accounts Payable rep Jan Watson, Accounts Payable Rep Kayla Ballard, Admin Clerk

  23. Responsibilities

  24. Department Office Support Personnel Support Services Travel / Training / Reception Reports Vehicle Rentals Financial Accounting Accts Payable Budget Analysis Expenditure Tracking Billing

  25. Facility Maintenance

  26. Maintenance. & Repairs –Facilities Tracy Ochsner Maintenance Supervisor Bruce Byrne Custodial Services Joan Barrie 1 Scheduler/ Technician 4 Technicians

  27. Responsibilities

  28. Maintenance of 75 Buildings 1 Million Square Feet + Over 4,600 Work orders each year

  29. Coordinate Contractors Preventative Maintenance Building Inspections General Building Maintenance Small Remodel Projects Custodial Services Electrical Systems

  30. Fleet Maintenance

  31. Maintenance. & Repairs –Fleet Tracy Ochsner 1 Shop Supervisor Dave Leicester Parts Supervisor Shane Armfield 1 Scheduler 4 - Team Leaders 3 Part Assistants 11 Technicians 2-Hourly Assistants 3 Buscleaners 5 Hourly Fuelers

  32. Responsibilities

  33. 4 Shops 906 Vine Street (vacant) 835 Wood Street Streets Shop Transfort Shop

  34. 906 Vine Shop Photo Here Wood Street Shop Currently Vacant

  35. 835 Wood Street Photo Here 1 Shop Supervisor 2 Team Leaders 6 Mechanics 1 Service Writer 1 Parts Assistant 2 Hourly Helpers 906 Vine Shop

  36. Transfort Shop 5 Bus Fuelers 1 Shop Supervisor 2 Team Leaders 3 Mechanics 1 Parts Assistant 3 Bus Cleaners

  37. Streets Shop Photo Here Streets Shop 1 Team Leader 1.5 Mechanics .5 Parts Assistant

  38. Parts 3Locations over $500,000 Inventory 6,000 Different types of parts $1.15 Million of volume annually

  39. Fuel 4Sites Transfort Wood Street Park Shop Collindale Fossil Creek Park

  40. 2004 Totals Unleaded 512,982 Gallons Diesel 437,315 Gallons Propane 23,048 Gallons Natural Gas 1,390+ Gallons BioDiesel (2005) 51,741 Gallons

  41. Fleet Profile Buses 49 Cars 296 Pickups/ Vans 380 Trucks 202 Motorcycles 14 Mowers 112 Sweepers 11 Tractors/ Backhoes / graders 82 Trailers 178 Large Construction Equip 26 Small Construction Equip 291 Utility Trucksters 65 Misc. 152 Total 1,858 Units

  42. Energy Services/ HVAC Maintenenace Steve Strickland 1 HVAC Team Leader 1 Controls Specialist 3 Technicians EMCS and Access Control Systems

  43. Real Estate Services

  44. Real Estate Manager - Helen Matson 1 Real Estate Specialist 3 Real Estate Specialist II 1 Real Estate Specialist III

  45. Current Project Highlights • Purchasing land /conversation easements for Natural Areas • Acquiring Land / easements for the Dry Creek Project • Acquiring Land / easements Timberline Road Widening Project • Acquiring Land / easements Prospect Road Widening Project • 190 total active projects

  46. The services we provide include: • Property Research • Site Selection • Real Estate Appraisals and Valuations • Land Negotiations and Acquisitions • Right-of-Way Acquisitions • Property Management • Property Disposal • Strategic Space Planning • Eminent Domain Acquisition

  47. Real Estate Services works with a wide variety of City departments including: Affordable Housing CLRS City Attorney’s Office City Manager’s Office Engineering Light & Power Operation Services Planning and Zoning Police Services Poudre Fire Authority Natural Resources Water & Wastewater

  48. Natural Areas

  49. Facility Sites

  50. Trail Easements

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