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    Programme

     

    Wednesday 21st April 2010

       
       

      

    Individual arrival of participants in Bologna
       
       

    19:00-20:30

    Welcome reception
      Welcome by the Local Host, Tommaso Bonino
     

    Thursday, 22 April 2010

       
       

      

    Training venue: NH Hotel
       
       

      

    Course coordinator: Didier van de Velde
       
       

    08:30 

    Official Opening
     

    Official Opening
    Programme introduction and ice-breaking activity
    Sarah Foulon, Training Programme Manager, UITP


       

    09:15 

    Session 1. Presenting the options
      (including coffee break at 10.30)
    • PT actors: types of authorities, their role and competences
    • Options for the allocation of decision-making in public transport between various actors: Strategic –Tactical – Operational levels
    • Potential roles for competition, concepts of competitive tendering in public transport
    • Type of contracts, levels of risk and sharing of risks and responsibilities between operator and authority
    • Overview of organizational forms in local public transport: direct award, route tendering, network tendering, deregulation
    • Regulatory and institutional framework (The European legislation)
    Didier van de Velde, inno-V, The Netherlands
       

    12:30 

    Lunch break
       
       

      

    After this introduction: four sessions to present and discuss intensively each of the four main cases Today: The main alternatives in competitive tendering: Route tendering versus network tendering: options, lessons learned and challenges
       
       

    14:00 

    Session 2. The route tendering model
     


     

    • Presentation of the essentials of the case, 10' - course leader
    • The route tendering model in Copenhagen, 40' - course speaker
    • The transition path/ Issues for further improvement/ Illustration of different implementation possibilities, 10' - course leader
    • Plenary discussions, 30' - All


    Soeren Englund, Movia, Copenhagen, Denmark


       

    15:30 

    Coffee break
       
       

    16:00 

    Session 3 . The network tendering model
     


     

    • Presentation of the essentials of the case, 10' - course leader
    • The network tendering model in Den Haag, 40' - course speaker
    • The transition path/ Issues for further improvement/ Illustration of different implementation possibilities, 10' - course leader
    • Plenary discussion, 30' - All

    Bas van Herpen, Provincie Zuid-Holland
     


       

    17:30 

    Comparing the tendering options - Discussion led by the course leader
       
       

    18:30 

    End of day 1
       
       

    19:00 

    Meeting point in the hotel lobby
       
       

    19:30 

    Dinner
       
     

    Friday, 23 April

       

     

       

      

    Today: The base case and the modernised traditional case (direct award) versus the radical change (deregulation)
       
       

    09:00 

    Session 4. Direct awarding
     


     

    • Presentation of the essentials of the case, 10' - course leader
    • Direct awarding in Geneva, 40' - course speaker
    • The transition path/ Issues for further improvement/ Illustration of different implementation possibilities, 10' - course leader
    • Plenary discussion, 30' - All

    Beat Müller, TPG, Geneva, Switzerland


       

    10:30 

    Coffee break
       
       

    11:00 

    Session 5. Deregulation
     

     

    • Presentation of the essentials of the case, 10' - course leader
    • Deregulation in London, 40' - course speaker
    • The transition path/ Issues for further improvement/ Illustration of different implementation possibilities, 10' - course leader
    • Plenary discussion, 30' - All


    Martin Dean, The Go-Ahead Group PLC, London, UK


       

    12:30 

    Lunch
       
       

    13:30 

    Focus topic: The new Public Service Obligations (PSO)
     

    Thomas Avanzata, Avanzata Conseil, Belgium


       

    15:00 

    Conclusions, evaluations and wrap-up
       
       

    16:00 

    End of the training programme