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Agenda Item 4 Agenda Item 4 "QQFOEJY"" March 2012 Role DOCTOR OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH DOCTOR DOCTOR OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH DOCTOR PROPERTY - TRANSITION PROGRAMME MANAGER PROPERTY - PERFORMANCE INFORMATION AND ESTATE MODEL PROPERTY - PROCESS AND CHANGE MANAGER PROPERTY - PROCESS AND CHANGE MANAGER OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH DOCTOR OLYMPICS PROJECT MANAGER PROPERTY - DIRECTOR OF SUPPLIER MANAGEMENT DOCTOR DOCTOR PROGRAMME MANAGER PROJECT MANAGER PROPERTY - INTERIM DIRECTOR NATIONAL COORDINATOR - PREVENT STRATEGY ASSOCIATION OF CHIEF POLICE OFFICERS - RESOURCES DIRECTOR DIGITAL POLICING BUSINESS CONSULTANT PROCUREMENT - INTERIM STRATEGIC CATEGORY MANAGER Page 1 No of days timesheets Day Rate submitted in March 2012 £1,122.00 25.00 £1,005.00 2.00 £1,000.50 5.00 £954.00 3.00 £950.00 22.00 £950.00 24.50 £950.00 28.00 £950.00 15.00 £876.00 12.00 £850.00 9.00 £825.00 15.00 £803.00 15.00 £803.00 18.00 £802.50 10.00 £800.00 24.00 £800.00 24.50 £750.00 25.00 £750.00 39.00 £750.00 25.50 £750.00 14.00 Page 2 March 2013 No of days timesheets Job Title Daily Rate submitted in March 2013 Digital Policing - Chief Information Officer £1,300.00 23.50 Doctor £1,200.00 4.00 Doctor £1,200.00 1.00 Doctor £1,122.00 2.00 Doctor £1,100.00 5.00 Interim Head Of HR Shared Services £1,100.00 27.00 Doctor £1,056.00 12.00 Doctor £1,005.00 17.50 Doctor £1,005.00 5.00 Programme Manager £975.00 10.00 Doctor £954.00 3.00 Director Of Business Relationships £850.00 0.50 Performance Information And Estate Model £845.00 3.00 Director Of Supplier Management £825.00 1.00 Doctor £803.00 29.00 Doctor £803.00 20.00 Programme Director £802.50 24.00 Doctor £762.00 25.00 Project Manager £750.00 42.00 Procurement - Interim Strategic Category Manager £750.00 25.00 Page 3 March 2014 Job Title CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER INTERIM COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL DIRECTOR SHARED SERVICES PROGRAMME & DELIVERY DIRECTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR DIGITAL POLICING - DIRECTOR CORPORATE PORTFOLIO DOCTOR CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER DIGITAL POLICING - TECHNICAL ARCHITECTS DOCTOR DOCTOR DIRECTOR - INFORMATION, COMMUNICATION AND TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS MANAGEMENT INTERIM COMMERCIAL PROGRAMME DIRECTOR DIRECTOR OF SUPPLIER MANAGEMENT DOCTOR DOCTOR PROGRAMME DIRECTOR DIGITAL POLICING - HEAD OF INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES PROGRAMME MANAGER PROGRAMME MANAGER Page 4 No of days timesheets Daily Rate submitted in March 2014 £1,400.00 35 £1,300.00 25 £1,200.00 25 £1,122.00 6 £1,100.00 6.5 £1,100.00 10 £1,056.00 5 £1,050.00 25 £1,050.00 25 £1,005.00 10 £1,005.00 5.5 £850.00 25 £850.00 15 £825.00 26.5 £803.00 3 £803.00 1 £802.50 28.5 £800.00 25 £800.00 11 £800.00 25 Page 5 Financial Year 2014/15 Job Title DIRECTOR INFORMATION, COMMUNICATION AND TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS MANAGEMEN INTERIM DIRECTOR OF DIGITAL POLICING DOCTOR DIGITAL POLICING - DIRECTOR CORPORATE PORTFOLIO DOCTOR INTERIM COMMERCIAL PROGRAMME DIRECTOR DOCTOR DIGITAL POLICING -TECHNICAL ARCHITECT DOCTOR DOCTOR COMMERICAL MANAGER REAL ESTATE -PROPERTY PROGRAMME DIRECTOR DIGITAL POLICING SERVICE DELIVERY DIRECTOR DIGITAL POLICING HEAD OF INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES DIGITAL POLICING HEAD OF INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES FINANCE BUSINESS PARTNER PROGRAMME MANAGER FINANCE BUSINESS PARTNER INTERIM COMMERCIAL PROGRAMME DIRECTOR FINANCE BUSINESS PARTNER Page 6 No of days timesheets Daily Rate submitted in 2014/15 £1,200.00 39 £1,150.00 233.5 £1,122.00 110 £1,100.00 230 £1,100.00 41 £1,100.00 72 £1,056.00 50.5 £1,050.00 239 £1,005.00 95 £1,005.00 42.5 £1,000.00 110.5 £950.00 185 £900.00 97 £900.00 166 £900.00 117 £850.00 170.5 £850.00 181.5 £850.00 55 £850.00 104.5 £850.00 167.5 Page 7 Appendix AB Decision Approval Awarded To Contract Title Value of Contract No. Date DD5 14/05/08 Building Research Establishment Technical Support to Energy Team and PDU £41,500.00 Limited (BRE) DD1 14/05/08 Michael Minors Post Elections Report - DMAG £8,500.00 DD11 21/05/08 London Health Observatory To provide a Health Equity Profile for the London Health £10,000.00 Commission (LHC) Health Inequalities and Equality Impact Assessment on Healthcare for London DD4 02/06/08 DBDA Delivery of the 2nd Edition of the London Schools Hydrogen £10,700.00 Challenge website, mgt materials (sept 2008) MD17 05/06/08 NOT RECORDED Appointment of Mayoral Consultants £425,000.00 MD76 01/07/08 Newspaper Licensing Authority annual Newspaper Licensing Agency fee £33,784.00 GLA only MD65 07/07/08 Egon Zehnder Search & Selection services £125,000.00 Page 8 DD31 11/07/08 London Cycling Campaign Limited London Cycling Campaign £30,000.00 (LCC) MD88 15/07/08 Veredus Transition consultants £90,000.00 MD88 15/07/08 Jane Saint Transition consultants £78,000.00 MD88 15/07/08 Richard Brown Transition consultants £25,000.00 MD89 22/07/08 KPMG To secure maximum value for Londoners in relation to 2012 £38,707.00 Olympic Games MD137 12/09/08 Waste, Recycling and Awareness Continuation of Recycle for London Campaign - Helpline £10,300.00 Programme DD55 06/10/08 Landmark lnformation Croup Limited GIS Datasets £40,582.00 DD62 20/10/08 Museum of London Museum of London Exhibition at GLA £43,000.00 DD60 20/10/08 Valuation Office Agency To provide an independent £21,035.00 Viability assessment in relation to a planning application for the redevelopment of Elizabeth House, Waterloo DD45 21/10/08 Core Solutions Croup Effective Questioning Training Course for Assembly Members £15,000.00 MD193 14/11/08 CDPSoft Limited To develop the London Housing Capacity Study IT System £70,000.00 MD208 19/11/08 Southwark Cathedral Christmas Carol service 2008 £12,000.00 DD74 01/12/08 Greenspace lnformation for Greater Commissioning Greenspace Information for Greater London - £7,569.00 London (GIGL) Street Trees Project MD165 03/12/08 Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre London Schools and the Black Child Conference 2008/09 £59,000.00 DD134 19/02/09 Greenwich and Docklands Festivals Liberty Festival 2009 £20,000.00 (GDF) MD289 05/03/09 Northgate Arinso GLA HR System Northgate Contract Extension £50,000.00 Page 9 DD141 13/03/09 EG Group London Residential Research Database £9,700.00 DD149 24/03/09 Mariam Agbaje Mayor's Commission on African and Asian Heritage Consultancy £14,400.00 Limited MD301 30/03/09 London Cycling Campaign Freewheel 2009 £30,000.00 MD354 21/05/09 Levett Therivel LLP Waste Management Strategy Impact Assessment £11,100.00 DD167 26/05/09 Katalysis Limited Procurement of SASPAC development and Support Services £16,875.00 2009/11 DD167 27/05/09 Pecan Tree Limited Procurement of SASPAC development and Support Services £21,660.00 2009/10 DD166 12/06/09 F2F Events Disability Capital 2009 £35,000.00 MD415 22/07/09 Senate House Services Limited Procurement of services to develop a programme to improve work £75,220.00 based jobs and training information for Londoners. MD405 06/08/09 SunGard GLA disaster recovery services £101,882.00 MD417 07/08/09 Urban Design Plus Nine Elms/Battersea/Vauxhall Opportunity Area Planning £40,000.00 Framework DD188 11/08/09 Health and Communities Agency London Housing Guide cost benefit analysis £23,500.00 MD440 01/09/09 Centre for Sustainable Energy To produce Energy Master Plan for LB Westminster £20,000.00 DD189 04/09/09 Audit Commission Ethical Health Audit of the GLA £30,000.00 DD203 16/09/09 TfL London 101 Options £30,360.00 MD429 24/09/09 Park Plaza Westminster Bridge Hotel To host London SportAccord in 2011 £920,000.00 DD204 01/10/09 John Stoker Procurement of consultancy services in relation to C&I work £24,000.00 programme MD460 06/11/09 Metaskill To support London Analyst Support Site software development £30,000.00 Team MD460 06/11/09 E-Synergy To support London Analyst Support Site software development £26,000.00 Team DD229 26/11/09 South East Food Group Partnership To ascertain the feasibility of establishing a London Food Hub £10,000.00 MD453 07/12/09 NOT RECORDED Consultant for the Delivery of Music Education Plan £36,000.00 DD236 08/12/09 Southwark Cathedral Christmas Carol Service 2009 £10,000.00 MD513 21/12/09 Metaskill and E-Synergy Phase 1 of Information Exchange Service (IES) roll Out to London £167,000.00 Boroughs MD510 21/12/09 LOCOG Flights and accommodation, GLA Delegation attendance in £12,920.00 Page 10 Vancouver to observe the 2010 Winter Olympic Games MD521 13/01/10 Miller Hare Consultant in relation to Revised London View Management £25,000.00 Framework - Supplementary Planning Guidance MD516 13/01/10 LOCOG Flights and accommadation for officer attendance in Vancouver to £3,310.00 observe the 2010 Winter Paralympic Games DD227 18/01/10 Vivid Resourcing Limited Exemption & extension of temporary Agency worker DMAG £12,300.00 MD525 10/02/10 Greenwich and Docklands Festival Liberty 2010 £5,000.00 Limited DD258 19/02/10 Experian Business Strategies Subscription to Experian Business Strategies’ regional planning £10,480.00 service MD524 23/02/10 Computacenter Storage area Network Maintenance Contract £12,000.00 DD272 04/03/10 London Wildlife Trust Contract for management of open space and biodiversity data with £45,000.00 the London Wildlife Trust DD268 04/03/10 Sport England Strategic assessment of the needs for community sports facilities £20,000.00 in London DD266 11/03/10 Tomas Campbell Mayor's Cultural Strategy - Consultant Tomas Campbell £85,000.00 MD523 15/03/10 Bolton & Quinn Specialist Medie Consultant - 4th Plinth Commissioning £10,000.00 Programme 2009/10 and 2010/11 DD279 17/03/10 Visit London London Events Co-ordination Calendar £48,000.00 DD260 17/03/10 Graham Robb Associates Project Brodie - Time for Action £8,000.00 DD277 22/03/10 WriteON Correspondence Management System for Assembly and £35,000.00 Secretariat Department
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