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LFB Museum Project

This report provides an overview of; activity at the London Fire Brigade Pop-up Museum since November 2016; the plans in place for the delivery for the new Museum as part of the 8 Albert Embankment Project; the sucessful National Lottery Heritage Fund bid for the £200k development phase of a total £1.9m grant application for the London Fire Brigade Museum; the competitive procurement process for the Museum Design Team and Project Manager creation of the London Fire Brigade Museum project board.

Agreed Commissioner decision

LFB Quarterly Performance Report – Quarter 2 2020/21

This paper presents the Brigade’s performance against the London Safety Plan as at the end of quarter one 2020/21 (data to the end of 30 September 2020). This report covers performance against budgets, key indicators, risks and projects.

Agreed Commissioner decision

CoVID-19 Lessons Learnt – First Wave

This report provides an account of the lessons learnt to date throughout the organisation from the first wave of the CoVID-19 pandemic. It provides information on the actions taken by the Brigade to carry out its daily activities to ensure that it continues to function normally as far as possible and also identifies ways of working introduced in response to the current situation that the organisation may wish to learn from to inform future ways of working.

Under Consideration Commissioner decision

LFB Ladder Life Replacement Programme 2020-2022

The London Fire Brigade's Ladders have a 15 year life span and are due for replacement within the terms of the Babcock Vehicles and Equipment contract. There are four different ladders in service that are included in the required 2020-22 life replacement programme. In total 300 ladders are due for replacement. Ladders are an integral and critical part of the London Fire Brigade's operational response, and are vital to the service the LFB provides London.

Agreed Commissioner decision

Internal Audit – Quarter 2 Progress Report, 2020/21

This report summarises the work carried out under the Internal Audit Shared Service Agreement by the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC)’s Directorate of Audit, Risk and Assurance in the second quarter of 2020/21. It provides an assessment of the adequacy and effectiveness of the internal control framework within the Brigade.

Agreed Commissioner decision

Financial Position as at the end of September 2020

This report presents the London Fire Commissioner’s financial position as at the end of September 2020 and provides information on financial performance against revenue and capital budgets.

Agreed Commissioner decision

LFB Quarterly Performance Report - Quarter 4 2019/20

This paper presents the Brigade's performance against the London Safety Plan as at the end of Quarter four (end of year) 2019/20 (data to the end of 31 March 2020). This report covers performance against budgets, key indicators, risks and projects.

Agreed Commissioner decision

Legal Costs Related to the Grenfell Tower Fire

Under the Mayor’s Direction of April 2018, prior authority is to be sought from the Deputy Mayor for Fire and Resilience to incur additional expenditure on legal costs relating to the Grenfell Tower fire. Prior authority was granted by the Deputy Mayor on 15 October 2019 to incur expenditure for 2019/20 and 2020/21 within financial limits

Agreed Commissioner decision

Budget Submission 2021/22

The Mayor has written to the London Fire Commissioner to consult the LFC before preparing his draft Component Budget for the LFC for 2021/22. The Mayor is proposing to provide funding of £391.8m for the London Fire Commissioner in that year. This report provides a proposed Budget Submission to the Mayor that will meet that financial requirement, and sets out a balanced budget position for the LFC in 2021/22.

Agreed Commissioner decision

Quarterly monitoring of Commitments in the London Safety Plan and Key Projects for 2019/20 – Quarter 3 (end December 2019)

The current London Safety Plan (2017) was approved by the London Fire and Emergency Planning Authority on 30 March 2017 (FEP2723). The Plan details how the Brigade will help make London the safest global city and is supported by a set of commitments to realise that ambition. Progress against the commitments, as at the end of December 2019, is provided within this report.

Agreed Commissioner decision

Provision of Estates Management Services

This report sets out the position with regard to the provision of estate management consultancy services to the London Fire Commissioner (LFC) currently provided by Dron and Wright. The current three and a half year contract is due to expire on 30 September 2020, however agreed options are in place to extend this term up to two years until September 2022, as well as flexibility to enact a break clause, at the LFCs sole discretion, at any time upon 3 months notice.

Agreed Commissioner decision

Procurement of a Safety Event Reporting and Investigation Management Software Solution

This report seeks approval of expenditure to procure a management software solution for reporting and recording safety events and the associated investigation records and files.

Agreed Commissioner decision