Stream 2: Opportunities in Program Delivery
- Treasury Board Secretariat Policy Suite Re-Set Update
- Class Level Environmental Risk Assessment: An Effective and Innovative Tool for Portfolio Planning
- Towards a Framework for Managing Information Related to Underground Infrastructure
- Real Property in the Context of Recognition of Indigenous Rights and Self-determination Negotiations; Fertile Ground for Reconciliation
- Modernizing the Canadian Defence Portfolio
- Putting the Cart Before the Horse - How Can You Plan Without All of the Data?
- Asset Management Planning Regulation in Canada and Deriving Value from Your Most Critical Asset, Your People
- Greening Government Strategy
Todd Sandrock, Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat
The objective of this presentation is to provide an update on the status of the Treasury Board Secretariat's Policy Suite Reset, and the schedule to implement these changes.
Heather Gretka1, Craig Harris1, Brad Overton2, Mike Sanborn1, Katie Scott1, Jennifer Sifton3, Greg Wright1
1AECOM Canada Ltd.
2Public Services and Procurement Canada
3Fisheries and Oceans Canada
1AECOM Canada Ltd.
2Public Services and Procurement Canada
3Fisheries and Oceans Canada
The objective of this presentation is to describe an innovative method for efficient contaminated site portfolio planning which consist of a large number of properties with similar characteristics. A class level environmental risk assessment method, based on an inferential approach, will be presented. This approach allows for economical portfolio planning by way of a-priori assessment, reducing costs associated with individual site assessment and prioritizing future actions.
Ravi Sundarararaj and Jean-François Leboeuf
Public Services and Procurement Canada
Public Services and Procurement Canada
The objective of this presentation is to promote the framework developed by PSPC for management of data related to underground infrastructure on federal property.
Asset Management Planning Regulation in Canada and Deriving Value from Your Most Critical Asset, Your People
Douglas McNeill and Vanessa Chau
Turner and Townsend
Turner and Townsend
The objective of this presentation is to provide and overview of the asset management planning regulation and the impacts on all government owned assets including real property. Illustrating that people are the most critical asset in ensuring alignment of an organization when implementing an enterprise-wide asset management program.
Ann Morton, Department of National Defence
The objective of the presentation is to provide a detailed review of opportunities and challenges that pertain to Real Property management at Canada's Department of National Defence.
Real Property in the Context of Recognition of Indigenous Rights and Self-determination Negotiations; Fertile Ground for Reconciliation
Martin Sampson and John Kim
Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada
Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada
The objective of this presentation is to discuss modern treaties, self-determination and other related s. 35 negotiations led by CIRNAC. The discussion will focus on the impacts of these negotiations on government departments, especially in relation to real property.
Patrick Brisson, KPMG
The objective of this presentation is to focus on how to build a portfolio plan, knowing that you don't have all of the facts or the data. Even if you have low confidence, or no confidence at all in your data, there are still ways that you can get value out of the information that is available.Nick Xenos, Executive Director, Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat
The objective of this presentation is to discuss the Greening Government Strategy, the federal plan to transition to low-carbon and climate-resilient operations, while also reducing environmental impacts beyond carbon.