包括施設管理業務委託の実装の現状

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  • ホウカツ シセツ カンリ ギョウム イタク ノ ジッソウ ノ ゲンジョウ
  • Current Status of Implementation of Comprehensive Facility Management Outsourcing

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The purpose of this study is to clarify the actual situation of comprehensive facility management outsourcing, which is becoming increasingly popular in the field of public facility management in Japan. The analysis will be conducted from five perspectives: 1) the process of spread, 2) the structure of companies receiving orders, 3) the target facilities, 4) the contents of target operations, and 5) methods for dealing with issues at the time of introduction. Under these perspectives, we combine quantitative analysis, such as the number of cases and the adoption ratio of the operations, and qualitative analysis, such as the ingenuity of coping with issues based on interview surveys and literature surveys. In addition, factors underlying these results are discussed. As a result, we found the following. The pace of diffusion has been accelerating every few years, but even so, the increase has not been explosive, and there are reasons, for example, in the organizational structure of the companies. The majority of cases involve large firms, either alone or as a consortium. The availability of hiring depends on the type of work, and while inspections are hired by all municipalities, the percentage of hiring for repair work, etc. is only about half, and these differences in hiring are based on the needs of the government. That there are three main methods of dealing with local firms.

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