How can the contractor procure for circular economy outcomes? #CEThinking 6
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Presentation by Nitesh Magdani, Director of Sustainability, BAM Construct UK Ltd at Circular Economy Thinking: Challenges and Opportunities for the Construction Sector #CEthinking More information at http://www.greenconstructionboard.org/index.php/circular-economy-thinking
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- 1. Procuring for a Circular Economy Nitesh Magdani Director of Sustainability BAM
- 2. • The value proposition • BAM’s first ‘Circular’ experience • CE100 - A circular business model • Current projects…collaborating with great minds! Content
- 3. BAM ensuring our buildings perform…
- 4. • The Netherlands, a country with a population of just under 17 million is set to become the world’s first circular economy hotspot. • Central government procurement contracts The Circular Economy The Netherlands
- 5. • BAM were involved in increasing the capacity of a 30km section of the existing A12 highway. • The project is based on a Design, Build, Finance and Maintain (DBFM) agreement with a concession period of approximately 22.5 years • Incentivised contract BAM ‘circular’ infrastructure
- 6. • Brief – Client Competition • Response – whole building performance • How? – engagement with supply chain Brummen Town Hall, Netherlands A Circular Building Solution BAM first ‘circular’ building
- 7. BAM first ‘circular’ building Brummen Town Hall, Netherlands
- 8. Wood instead of steel Reused concrete Design for DisassemblyDesign for Re-assembly BAM first ‘circular’ building
- 9. Sell lux not light fittings Encouraged to maximise daylight Installations Flexible walls Lighting Tiles Furniture Flooring Agreements and performance contracts BAM first ‘circular’ building
- 10. BAM linear model
- 11. Performance Cycle Service Contract Raw Materials Maintain Use Materials Cycle Production Installation Product Disassembly Recovered Materials Performance improvement ‘Built In’ BAM ‘circular’ model Developed by BAM from an early TurnToo diagram
- 14. modules + customized = remontabel / re-assembly value BAM ‘circular’ solutions Strategy: temporary use (6y) vs temporary building
- 25. CE100 BE working group - circular business models – Work in Progress
- 26. • The Ellen MacArthur Foundation • Horizon 2020 pilot projects - BAMB • Circular Economy projects – Brummen Town Hall – Royal Society of Arts – BAM development projects – ABN AMRO BAM Collaboration
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- Production cycle which does not use fossil fuels, and move to renewable resources (Click). ‘Design for deconstruction’ as we want to be able to dismantle the product to recover the materials at a later stage. Resource efficiency measures are then used to reduce the amount of raw materials, and to reduce waste during the production cycles, but any waste that is produced is diverted back into the production loop. Significant change to the business model. How we can ensure that the materials in products supplied to the customer can be recovered from them when they are no longer required? (Click) Rather than selling the customer a product and walking away, we should be looking at providing them with a service contract. So for example, as a provider of lighting, we provide light or Lux, and as part of our service contract to provide light, we provide the light fitting, which the client uses. (Click) If the light fitting breaks down, we repair it (by replacing the bulb, part of the electronics, or the whole fitting), (Click) to continue its use for as long as practicable. (Click) When light is no longer required, we then take back the light fitting for remanufacture.
- V brief recap of drivers which we all are agreed on…
- V brief recap of drivers which we all are agreed on…