Cidb 2 nd QTR REPORT To Parliamentary Portfolio Committee Wednesday 20 June 2007

Cidb

2nd QTR REPORTTo

Parliamentary Portfolio CommitteeWednesday 20 June 2007

development through partnershipcidb

Content 1/2

• Legislative framework and mandate

• Projects for 2007/08– Construction Contact Centres– NCDP– NIMS– President’s Call Project– NYS– Support to 2010 Infrastructure Team– Support of Research Agenda


Content 2/2

• Stakeholder Forum• Internal HR Development• Registers Statistics

– Grade 1 Contractors

• RoPSP• Anti-Corruption-PACI• Board matters• Challenges• Conclusion


Legislative framework and mandate


CIDB Act 38 of 2000…mandates the CIDB to

provide strategic leadership to industry stakeholders to stimulate sustainable growth, reform and development

Exercise a regulatory function in the industry



CIDB Act 38 of 2000…mandates the CIDB to establish the National Register of Contractors:

Facilitates public sector procurement, delivery and risk management

Supports contractor developmentPromotes better performance - improved

quality, safety, health and environment. to categorise contractors in accordance with their

capability

Benefits of the RoC

Support risk management in the tendering process Reduce the administrative burden To facilitate sustainable growth and transformation of

contractors, enable effective access by the emerging sector

Reduce tendering costs to clients and contractors Promote minimum standards and contractor best practice Enable access by the private sector Provide information on the size, distribution, nature and

development of contractors To improve the performance of contractors



Projects for 2007/08Construction Contact Centres

First group of CCC– KZN, WC, GAUTENG and EC– KZN and WC operating in June and

planned to be be launched in July– Gauteng operating in phases– Gauteng and EC to officially launch later-

July/August

Second group of CCC-

- FS, Mpumalanga, Limpopo, NW and NC


Projects for 2007/08

NCDP– Rolled out in KZN, Gauteng, WC and EC– Technical Task Teams established– Continuous engagement and refinement of

NCDP framework– CIDB aligning provincial contractor

development programmes



NIMS– Champion from DPW nominated– Champion from cidb nominated– Programme Steering Committee – End of

July 2007 to be established– Source of budget to be identified– CIDB/DPW to programme manage



NIMS– NIMS will promote sound maintenance of

infrastructure and facilities across the whole of the public sector, and set parameters for all public sector institutions to perform against

– Strategy gives substance to present legislation, e.g. PFMA, MFMA and the Municipal Services Act


Intergovernmental Coordination

• The Minister of Public Works will provide political oversight within Cabinet

• The national Department of Public Works will perform the role of lead department


Programme Steering Committee (PSC)

• Presidency • National Department of Public

Works– Chair as Lead Department

• National Treasury• Department of Provincial and

Local Government• Department of Public Enterprises• Department of Water Affairs and

Forestry


PSC Advisory Group

• An advisory group will be constituted to provide specific inputs and insights to the PSC and task teams

• Organizations such as SANRAL, SALGA, IMESA, DBSA, the Business Trust etc. will be approached to serve on the advisory group in order to provide good practices, coordination and communications


Programme Management

• The Department of Public Works together with the Construction Industry Development Board (cidb) will provide overall programme management for the programme


Task Teams / 4 Thrusts

• 4 Task Teams1. Strengthening the regulatory

framework governing planning and budgeting for infrastructure maintenance

2. Assisting institutions with non-financial resources

3. Developing the maintenance industry

4. Strengthening monitoring, evaluation and reporting, and feeding this into a process of continuous improvement



PRESIDENT’S CALL PROJECT

Eradication of mud schools– Development of local contractors using

RoC– NCDP focus – CCC to improve reach out and support to

local contractors– Co-operate with EPWP



NYS– Cidb participating in developing module

with CBE– Will provide staff to train recruited youth on

career guidance – Assisted in developing framework for NYS

programme for 5000 youths– Piloting through an ESDA when ready



SUPPORT TO 2010 INFRASRUCTURE TEAM– 2010 Procure Manual developed – Supported 2010 Team during their

procurement processes for 2010 stadia-high level support

– Will continue with high level support for further infrastructure procurement processes eg DoT roads for 2010



Support of Research Agenda • To support skills development

through various institutions and programmes: FET, Centres of Excellence, etc

• Working with Universities to advance the research agenda

• Campaign for students to stay at universities and pursue research and further academic training


Stakeholder Forum– Stakeholder Forum reconstituted late 2006– Stakeholder Forum successfully met with

Minister on 1 June 2007– Report being compiled– Provincial stakeholder workshops for all

provinces-draft report compiled


Stakeholder communications

INTERNAL HR DEVELOPMENT– Personal Development– CMP-2 candidates this year– Investment in staff– Part of staff retention– Part of attracting new quality staff– Develop/Overhaul HR policies-already

started


Stakeholder communications

Registers Statistics

Numbers from the Registers


There has been 1677 successful upgrades on the register, i.e. contractors improving on their gradings. 86.5% are by black owned enterprises.

Current Status – Registers Statistics

Designation GB CE ME EE SW Total

1 17463 4126 723 565 2110 24987

2 1569 756 143 138 233 2839

3 549 301 69 66 46 1031

4 481 513 80 112 84 1270

5 210 249 74 81 57 671

6 165 206 30 36 20 457

7 61 123 18 17 16 235

8 17 39 5 6 7 74

9 19 27 10 2 4 62

Total 20534 6340 1,152 1023 2577 31,626CE Civil Engineering EE Electrical Engineering GB General BuildingME Mechanical Engineering SW Specialist Works

Class of Works

Black owned by Grade only

Designation Total Black Owned % of Total

1 24987 24385 98

2 2839 2551 90

3 1031 915 89

4 1270 1030 81

5 671 478 71

6 457 305 67

7 235 99 42

8 74 19 26

9 62 0 0

Total 31626 29782 94

Medium sized contractors = 80% black Medium sized contractors = 80% black ownershipownership

80%27283429

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GradeGB % CE % ME % EE % SW %

1 99 97 86 92 93

2 95 92 66 82 70

3 96 92 53 75 58

4 91 84 53 72 47

5 88 78 57 60 38

6 78 63 48 65 22

7 58 40 41 12 40

8 47 26 0 0 0

9 0 0 0 0 0

Note that organisations may hold more than one designatione.g. 5GB and 4CE at the same time.

Class of works

Black Owned

Designation Total Women Owned % of the Total1 24987 12719 512 2839 1301 463 1031 516 504 1270 493 395 671 213 326 457 100 227 235 32 148 74 1 19 62 0 0

Total 31,626 15,375 49

Women Owned by grading

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Women Owned By Grade

Designation Total Women % of the Total1 318 145 46

2 89 30 34

3 37 13 35

4 41 10 24

5 28 7 25

6 18 0 0

7 5 0 0

8 2 0 0

9 5 0 0Total 543 205 38

Development targetingDevelopment targeting

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Women Owned – Mechanical Engineering – March 2007

Youth owned – By Grading

Designation Total Youth Owned % of Total

1 24987 7895 32

2 2839 725 26

3 1031 232 23

4 1270 256 20

5 671 87 13

6 457 48 11

7 235 10 4

8 74 2 3

9 62 0 0

Total 31626 9255 29

Development targetingDevelopment targeting

Gradings by Province

Region 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Total

Eastern Cape

1987 184 73 113 52 49 24 2 1 2485

Free State 1509 163 26 61 27 29 11 5 2 1833

Gauteng 6602 668 173 322 180 134 91 42 43 8255

International 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 14 15

Kw aZulu-Natal

5998 694 233 295 124 74 45 9 1 7473

Limpopo 3246 475 223 196 119 51 10 1 0 4321

Mpumalanga 2698 274 157 129 49 31 3 2 0 3343

North West 1506 127 39 53 23 21 7 0 0 1776

Northern Cape

235 44 20 15 22 6 8 0 0 350

Western Cape

1206 210 87 86 75 62 36 12 1 1775

Total 24987 2839 1031 1270 671 457 235 74 62 31626

National & provincial targetsNational & provincial targets

Black Owned (> 50%)

Grade GB CE ME EE

2 1429 681 86 108

3 499 269 36 44

4 433 418 43 79

5 180 191 35 48

6 122 140 17 26

7 42 45 8 5

8 9 11 0 0

Active Tenders (May 2007)

Grade GB CE ME EE

2 178 21 24 26

3 131 41 7 22

4 60 20 3 13

5 20 22 4 4

6 20 24 2 5

7 16 55 1 2

8 3 26 1 2

Black Owned (> 50%) vs Active Tenders

GB CE ME EE

2142

9681 86 108

3 499 269 36 44

4 433 418 43 79

5 180 191 35 48

6 122 140 17 26

7 42 45 8 5

8 9 11 0 0

GB CE ME EE

2 178 21 24 26

3 131 41 7 22

4 60 20 3 13

5 20 22 4 4

6 20 24 2 5

7 16 55 1 2

8 3 26 1 2

Registers Statistics …Cont

Grade 1 Contractors– About 79% of RoC as Grade 1 Contractors– Need to manage quality– Need to introduce training and

development– Support from clients– Need to separate grade 1’s from main

register - but still register– Draft concept document


RoPSP

Register of Professional Service Providers– Process of consultation– Draft framework for RoPSP– Focus group meeting on 26 June 2007– Regulations to be developed – Piloting early in 2008


Anti-corruption Campaign

Registration with PACI/Transparency International

– Board approved resolution to be signatory of PACI

– Application being considered by PACI– Promote anticorruption in construction– Serve as a rallying point to encourage

contractors and consultants to be signatories

– Work with international bodies as corruption cuts across borders


Board matters

New Board nominations– To finalise with Ministry end June 07– Follow recommendations from

Independent Review and stakeholders

Independent Review Report– Submitted to Board– Then to submit to Minister


Challenges for 2007/08 and beyond

Challenges– Dealing with grade 1 registrations– Getting support from clients to support

Grade 1 contractor development– Establishment of RoPSP– Successful rollout of CCC– Enforcement of compliance with

regulations-focus from now on


……………………….Thank you


Conclusion

Cidb 2 nd QTR REPORT To Parliamentary Portfolio Committee Wednesday 20 June 2007

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