Jim Lee

WORK HISTORY

EDUCATION

ABOUT JIM LEE

ExperienceWide-ranging commercial experience in managing various forms of contract including NEC, Scape and CCS frameworks.Led on the negotiation of new contracts when the service term expires and successfully managed the demobilisation of the old contract and mobilisation of the new contract.Provides advice and guidance to teams on the various forms of contract we use including their application, interpretation of contractual issues, contract administration, commercial advice (e.g. cost capture, compensation events etc) and opportunities for contract performance improvement.Effectively managed contracts to ensure they remain aligned to organisational strategic, policy objectives and requirements by using change control, compensation event and contract variation processes.Proficient in writing business cases to support investment proposals by showing the strategic fit, how it will maximise value for money, is commercially viable, is affordable and fundable and can be delivered successfully.A qualified project manager with experience of successfully delivering key projects in a transport, corporate real estate, construction, and engineering environment.Led on the management of the H&S and CDM activities across the estate.AchievementsLed the procurement process to select a new supplier to provide estates and property services on National Highways corporate and non-operational real estate for up to 6 years on a £50m contract.Successfully held a supplier’s day in communicating the services required on National Highways corporate and non-operational real estate.Successfully held NEC4 TSC workshops to inform FBS Estates teams and the supplier on the new Estates and Property Services contract.Collaborated with the Operations, Severe Weather and Winter Team and FBS Estates in writing a maintenance compound design guideImplemented safety standards on the non-operational property portfolio to ensure suitable and sufficient risk assessments were undertaken to identify hazard, the risks were correctly assessed, and the appropriate controls were put in place to mitigate the risks.Secured an £8m contribution from the European Regional Development Fund to be utilised on the A30 Chiverton Cross to Carland Cross Scheme.Worked closely with the Environment Agency, Mouchel, EM Highways and Kennford Parish Council to reassure the residents of Kennford that their perceived increase in flood risk caused by the A38 Splatford to Wobbly Wheel scheme was unfounded by demonstrating the village still has the same level of protection from flooding.