Cape Town TMC Cape Town TMC The Project

Cape Town TMC

Cape Town TMC The Project Timeline • The Idea: 2004: Integrated Incident Management Centre. • Funding: 2005: Proposal to NDo. T – 2010 FIFA Soccer World Cup – Public Transport Infrastructure Funding. • May 2008: TMC project approved by Council. • June 2008: Professional team appointed: ASTII Consortium City of Cape Town JOC

TMC Site: 16 September 2008

Cape Town TMC 2008 Project Timeline Approved by Council: May 2008 June 2008 Jul - Aug 2008 Sept 2008 Oct 2008 Nov 2008 Professional team appointed Prelim design Detail design 13/10 Site handover for prep contract Tender period closed on 25/11 Design workshops & 1 -on-1 sessions Prep of tender documents Final design for main tender Site preparation and piling ED’s signed 1 st plans off on 18/08 Ongoing design 1 -on-1 sessions 24/10 Advertised main contract Municipal approval process started 31/10 Sod Turning Event

First Site Meeting: Site Preparation: 13 Oct 2008

Cape Town TMC The Project Timeline • Oct 2008: Site preparation contract (earthworks + piling) awarded and site handed over to Franki Africa. • 31 Oct 2008: Sod turning event.

Cape Town TMC Dec 2008 Main tender adjudication Builders Holliday 2008 Project Timeline Jan 2009 12/01 Principal contractor on site 15/12 - Main contract awarded 178 Q/2008/09 • 15 Dec 2008: Main contract awarded to WBHO/PHC after tender process. • December Builders Holiday! • 12 Jan 2009: Main contractor (WBHO/PHC) on site.

Cape Town TMC 2009 - 2010 Project Timeline Jan 2009 Nov 2009 12/01 WBHO/PHC contractor on site Practical Completion Builders Holliday Commissioning May 2010 Jun 2010 TMC fully operational 2010 FIFA Soccer World Cup 10 Month Construction Period TMC Opening 27 May 2010 City of Cape Town 2010 JOC

TMC Construction Progress: May 2009

TMC Construction Progress: September 2009

TMC Construction Progress: Core Ops Area: Dec 2009

TMC Construction Progress: January 2010

Cape Town TMC The Project Timline • 13 January 2010: “First occupation” (squatter) … exactly one year after site handover to WBHO/PHC.

Commissioning

Cape Town TMC The Project Timeline • End of Feb 2010: TNO relocated from N 1 House. • March 2010: FMS equipment and UTC ops staff relocated from N 1 House. • April 2010: Metro Police started move from N 1 House. • May 2010: TIC relocated from Paul Sauer building.

FMS & UTC operational: April 2010

TIC operational: May 2010

Cape Town TMC The Project Timeline • TMC opening: 27 May 2010 … exactly two years after project was approved by Council.

Cape Town TMC The Project Cost • Total project cost: R 155 m (incl. VAT) • • R 116 m R 29 m R 10 m Funding sources: • • • Construction: Professional Services: Commissioning: National = 83% City = 17% June + July 2010: Internal audit. TMC project received highest rating.

Cape Town TMC Operational Levels

Cape Town TMC 1 st Floor - Transport Operations

Cape Town TMC 1 st Floor - Transport Operations

Cape Town TMC 2 nd Floor - S&S Operations

Cape Town TMC Double Space Core Operations Area 1 st Floor: Transport Operations

Cape Town TMC Double Space Core Operations Area 2 nd Floor: Safety & Security Operations

Cape Town TMC Functions Accommodated Freeway & Arterial Management Urban Traffic Control Intelligent Transport Systems Transport Information Management Traffic Engineering Traffic Services Radio Operations & Dispatching Traffic Operations Traffic Law Enforcement Transport Network Operations Active Traffic, Public Transport, Safety & Security, Incident and Information Management Metropolitan Police City-Wide CCTV Surveillance Alarm Monitoring Radio Operations & Dispatching South African Police Service (SAPS) IRT Bus Operations Information Management Fare Collection Safety & Security Maintenance Transport Information Centre Transport and Traffic Information Dissemination (Call Centre) Linked to Metro. Rail and Golden Arrow

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Transport & Traffic Operations

Integrated Incident Management A key component of this project is the interaction and enhancement of existing Incident Management Systems (IMS) in order to facilitate faster emergency and incident response. This is to be achieved by improving the lines of communication, and the speed and efficiency of notification, between the incident location and the IMS. Incident happens + Traffic flow disrupted Incident reported Dispatch Responders on scene Responders leave scene Reduce length of Incident Timeline Every second counts! Traffic flow back to normal

“We shape our buildings; Thereafter they shape us” Winston Churchill

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