Post on 22-May-2015
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MMU Estates Strategy
The road ahead & the road travelled
Mary HeaneyDirector of ServicesJune 2014
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• We're big circa 37,000 students ranked 4th in the sector on population size
• We're popular 5,951 applications (2014) 12% up compared to 4% sector-wide
• We're financially sustainable Surplus £20.1M (12/13) ranked 2nd in peer group on gross income & surplus generated 8.4%
• We're green No1 in the People & Planet University Green League
• We're professionally focused over 70 links with professional bodies and associations
• We are improving - League tables Guardian University Guide 2015 - 71st up 22 places
• We need to improve furtherAcademic progression circa 83% - 3rd quartile in the sector: not where we want to be
MMU: some facts
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Seven into two: consolidation aspirations: 2007
• 2 vibrant campuses: key to MMU 2020 Vision• Stimulate learning & teaching innovation• Integrated & shared resources accessible to whole MMU
community: 34k students & 4k staff • Transform student & staff experience• Reduce estates footprint: 127 down to 54 buildings• BREEAM excellent on new & very good on legacy buildings• Improve operational efficiency by 20%• £350m investment • Green behaviour in sustainable environments!
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Seven into two: progress June 2014
• 7 to 4 delivered: two more to go in Summer 2014• Birley opens August/September 2014• New Masterplan theme 2014-2020 focusing on Manchester: “Creating a world class sustainable campus”: £170m• New Director of Estates – holistic approach to built
environment• Strategic Asset Management opportunities• Manifesto for change:
Connectivity Permeability SustainabilityLegibility Identity
ConsistencyQuality Character Place-making
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Maintenance Strategy: £20m over 2014-20
• Current legacy property portfolio: 88 buildings
• Investment informed by extensive condition survey 2013/14
• Compliance with statutory legislation & safety regulations
• Assets maintained at optimum level• Meet student & staff expectations,
reflected in safe, secure, fit-for-purpose environments
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Seven into two: progress June 2014
Birley: a campus for the community
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Birley: Investing in Excellence
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World class facilities - MMU Business School
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World class facilities - Manchester School of Art
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MMU Cheshire: 2 campuses consolidated into one
• Crewe Campus:– Contemporary Arts opened autumn 2009– Exercise & Sport Science opened autumn 2010
• Alsager campus closed 2010• Summer 2014: investment in legacy estate
Creating a world class sustainable campus for 2020
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Creating a world class sustainable campus for 2020
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Science & Engineering Faculty: academic projections
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Procurement Options (Collaborative partnerships)
Full OJEU/ collaborative partnerships for very high value , lengthy and complex projects
Regional (e.g. North West Construction Hub – NWCH) Frameworks• Low value £500K – £2m• Medium value £2m - £9m• High Value £9m +
Construction, Engineering and Professional Services lots
Explore Oxford Rd Corridor Framework Partnerships (UoM, CMHFT)
Measured Term Contracts – Partnering/ Co-location
Forecast switch: grant to tuition fees 08/09 to 15/16
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