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About
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The public sector property market costs the taxpayer some £20bn each year, making it the second largest item of expenditure for the public sector after staff. Looking ahead, it is clear that public sector estate is often out-of-date, too big and definitely not "green". Moreover, the nature, style and location of many public sector buildings are significant barriers to the substantial structural changes to how public services are managed and delivered. The announcement by the Treasury, in April 2009, that the public sector is looking to save some £5bn from more efficient use of buildings, is testament to the increasing realisation of the significance of the role of that the "office" plays.
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Kable's property services focus on the relationship that estate managers and policy strategists have with those shaping the nature of public service delivery and with the key suppliers delivering to that market such as FM companies, property management consultancies, technology suppliers, construction companies and consultancies advising the public sector on change management.
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Kable aims to help this community by:
- providing market intelligence services: who is buying what, from whom, and when;
- in conjunction with The Guardian, providing top-level discussions of key issues such as sustainability, relocation, efficiency and financing of change; and
- providing consultancy services in conjunction with Governetz, who have been focused on the government estate since 2001
As an introduction to this market, Kable have produced an initial report: Public sector property to 2013.
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More information
For more information about Kable's property services, please email Rachel.Colby@kable.co.uk or call +44 (0) 20 3353 2497.
We will shortly be launching an e-newsletter to update you on key developments and analysis surrounding this sector. To pre-register for this weekly newsletter please email Sarah.Wasser@kable.co.uk
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Report
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Public sector property to 2013
Publication date: April 2009
Number of pages: 116
Price: £2950 +VAT
More information
Most recent
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15 Jan 2010:
Orders for public sector building projects and infrastructure increased in the year to the end of November
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13 Jan 2010:
Legislation should be used to force local authorities to share back office facilities, according to a new report
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4 Jan 2010:
John McCready, head of the government's new Property Unit, says it needs a challenging approach to rationalise the property estate
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17 Dec 2009:
The new planning body for large infrastructure projects is to begin accepting applications from the beginning of March
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16 Dec 2009:
A further education institute has won a judicial review of the Learning and Skills Council's decision not to provide regeneration funding
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28 Sep 2009:
Portsmouth City Council's Building Schools for the Future programme could be extended to cover the council's £300m corporate ICT requirements
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3 Aug 2009:
Public Sector Property Restructuring: the impact on ICT suppliers
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3 Aug 2009:
The Building Schools for the Future programme has accelerated with as many school rebuilding contracts signed in the first half of 2009 than in the whole of last year
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23 Jul 2009:
Public sector bodies can save money through the Carbon Reduction Commitment, but will have to make investments and deal with some complex issues along the way
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