Context
The Paris Fire Brigade (BSPP) owns a real estate portfolio of 450,000 m², including 150,000 m² of housing. With an annual maintenance budget of 30 million euros, the BSPP has audited and mapped its 79 fire stations in Oxand Simeo to strengthen the management of its real estate assets. The BSPP aims to modernize the management of its property assets through organizational transformation and the digitalization of its processes. In this context, it seeks to reinforce the decision-support role of the Infrastructure Support Office (BSI) for its command, to centralize, standardize, and formalize knowledge of its assets, and to guide its maintenance and renewal operations in a more factual and concrete manner in order to balance budget control with building quality.
Our solution
Conducting a maturity audit and formalizing an action plan to improve asset management processes and organization in accordance with ISO 55001 standards Carrying out a heritage and performance audit of the entire BSPP real estate portfolio Simulation of investment scenarios Defining a deployment strategy for Oxand Simeo™ and supporting teams in the integration of various assets into Oxand Simeo™
What Oxand delivered
Adjustable multi-year investment plans
A dynamic solution that enables the continuous enhancement of knowledge about the condition of assets and the adjustment of multi-year investment plans based on the organization’s challenges and constraints
Structured improvement approach
Expert guidance to structure an improvement approach for its asset management policy.
Questions about this reference
What estate does the Paris Fire Brigade manage?
A real estate portfolio of 450,000 m², including 150,000 m² of housing, across 79 fire stations, with an annual maintenance budget of 30 million euros.
What did the brigade set out to do?
To modernise the management of its estate through organisational change and the digitalisation of its processes: strengthening the decision-support role of its Infrastructure Support Office for the command, centralising and standardising knowledge of the assets, and steering maintenance and renewal on facts.
What does the maturity audit assess?
The brigade's asset management processes and organisation against ISO 55001, closing with a formalised action plan — so the improvement is set against a recognised reference rather than against opinion.
Why do fire stations need their condition mapped rather than inspected?
Because a station has to remain operational continuously, and part of the estate is housing. Mapping condition across all 79 is what allows works to be sequenced without taking capability out of service unpredictably.
What does the brigade hold at the end?
A heritage and performance audit of the whole portfolio, investment scenarios simulated on it, and a solution that keeps asset knowledge current so the multi-year plans can be adjusted as constraints change.