Last Mile Delivery & Workplace Smart Mobility Hub SBIRs Briefing Session, May 2018
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Project leads from Dublin and Belfast City Councils introduce the Last Mile Delivery Challenge Project lead from Dublin City Council introduces the Workplace Smart Mobility Hub Challenge Enterprise Ireland introduces the SBIR process
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Last Mile Delivery & Workplace Smart Mobility Hub SBIRs Briefing Session, May 2018
- 1. SBIR Briefing Session May 15th 2018
- 3. Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Ireland Focus on Funding Presentation Marguerite Bourke SBIR Ireland 15th May 2018
- 4. What is Small Business Innovation Research? • A global innovative pre-commercial procurement initiative • Drives innovation across Public sector via robust engagement with technology rich companies • Helps the Public Sector address challenges -Using Innovation to achieve step function improvement -Sourcing external solutions to address ‘unmet needs’ • Accelerates technology commercialisation • Supports the development of innovative companies -Providing a lead customer/R&D customer
- 5. SBIR: Ireland & Globally • Established in UK, US & Netherlands – Strong adoption • Embedded in the National Action Plan for Jobs – Section Innovation • Tasked to identify a pipeline of potential Small Business Innovation Research projects • €2m SBIR Ireland Fund • Thematic areas – Data Analytics, ICT & the Digital Economy, Smart Cities, Regional Collaboration
- 6. SBIR Key Features • Development contracts • 100% funded R&D – not grant! • SBIR Ireland operates under EU Pre-Commercial Procurement rules rather than state aid rules • Deliverable based rather than hours worked/costs incurred • Two phased process – feasibility study & prototype development • IP rests with Supplier • Co.'s own IP • Certain usage rights with Public Sector • Co.'s encouraged to exploit IP • Reporting • ‘Light touch’
- 7. Through SBIR, SMEs can: • Compete for each demand driven project in a transparent manner • Demonstrate a route to market for their solution (SBIR is particularly suited to small and medium-sized business, as contracts are of relatively low value and operate in short timescales). • Focus on specific identified needs, increasing the chance of exploitation as developments are 100% funded – it is not a government grant. • Retain the intellectual property generated from the project (with certain rights of use retained by the contracting department) • Use the reference site to provide credibility for fund raising
- 8. SBIR Ireland 2018 – Challenges Approved Public Sector Body Challenge Launch Date Dept. Public Expenditure & Reform Assisted Digital for eGovernment Services 1st May 2018 Cork City Council Enhancing Cleanliness of Cork City through Graffiti Removal 3rd April 2018 Office of Public Works Develop Intelligent Virtual Historic Dublin 18th May 2018 DLR Council & Waterford Council Bathing Water Quality Identification and Communication 26th April 2018 Dun Laoghaire Rathdown Council Facilitating Connections over Internet of Things 26th April 2018 Cavan County Council Enhancing Digital Experience in Cavan Museums 26th June 2018 Clare County Council Community Driven Solution to Improve Rural Transport 26th March 2018 Fingal County Council Smart Solutions to Engage Unheard Voices in Communities 26th April 2018 Smart Dublin Sustainable Deliveries: Redesigning the Delivery of Goods in Cities 26th April 2018 Smart Dublin Sustainable Transport: Improving Mobility in the City 26th April 2018 Limerick Council Liveability Improvement and Regeneration in Georgian Quarter September 2018
- 9. EI Clients on SBIR Challenges.. Company Challenge Authority Ambisense / Danalto Gully Monitoring Smart Dublin Skytango Illegal Dumping Smart Dublin Carezapp Protecting the Elderly Cork CoCo One Touch Connected Health Protecting the Elderly Cork CoCo Voxtake Passenger Feedback Cork Airport VisitorM Passenger Feedback Cork Airport Danalto Wildlife Dublin Airport Whitepark Eng. Wildlife Dublin Airport Commutable Wayfinding Grangegorman Also HPSU companies taking part in SBRI UK: https://t.co/TqHbqQcPQ5
- 11. Q&A Marguerite Bourke / PJ Mealiff sbirireland@enterprise-ireland.com http://www.sbirireland.ie/
- 13. BIG TECH TRENDS:
- 15. WHAT IS SMART DUBLIN? IT IS AN INITIATIVE OF THE FOUR DUBLIN LOCAL AUTHORITIES TO ENGAGE WITH SMART TECHNOLOGY PROVIDERS, RESEARCHERS AND CITIZENS TO SOLVE CHALLENGES AND IMPROVE CITY LIFE.
- 16. BIG CHALLENGES
- 17. BIG CHALLENGES
- 18. BIG CHALLENGES
- 19. BIG CHALLENGES
- 20. BIG CHALLENGES
- 21. BIG CHALLENGES
- 23. Cities need much better engagement with the market
- 24. Market research & dialogue Co- Innovation Partnerships Open Challenges Pre Commercial Engagement
- 25. NEW WAYS OF SOURCING INNOVATION Working in partnership with Enterprise Ireland through the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) programme to find solutions for: CYCLING FLOODING WAYFINDING ILLEGAL DUMPING SOURCING LOW COST SCALEABLE SOLUTIONS – CHALLENGE BASED
- 26. Challenge #1
- 27. Phase 2: 4 contracts @ 25,000 Phase 1: 5 contracts @ 12,500
- 28. Auditing on the move Cyclists and Pedestrian Audits
- 29. BikeLook was one of the 30 startups selected (Sept – Nov 2017, Zurich) 1500 startups from all over the world applied!
- 32. PILOTING MULTIPLE LOW POWER SOLUTIONS
- 39. Colm Ennis Senior Engineer Dublin City Council
- 40. Deirdre Ferguson Smart City Consultant Belfast City Council
- 42. SBIR Mobility Challenge 2018 Smart Mobility Hub: Provide a MaaS solution within the workplace. Begin by changing the behaviour of City employees…
- 43. Smart Mobility Hub DUBLIN CITY COUNCIL HAS AN OPPORTUNITY TO LEAD BY EXAMPLE AND PROVIDE ITS STAFF DIFFERENT MOBILITY SOLUTIONS THAT ARE CONSUMED AS A SERVICE. BIKE & E-BIKES E-VEHICLES (CARS & VANS) RIDE-SHARING AN APP TO MANAGE BOOKING & UNLOCKING
- 45. STAFF MOBILITY HUB DCC
- 46. Thank you SMART DUBLIN Dublin City Council, Civic Offices, Wood Quay, Dublin 8, Ireland. W: www.SmartDublin.ie • E: info@smartdublin.ie
- 47. TIMINGS
- 48. Q&A
- 49. Briefing Session: 17th May
- 50. Briefing Session: 30th May
- 51. Briefing Session: 30th May
Notes de l'éditeur
- Quick opportunity slides
- So what is Smart Dublin? In Dublin we have four local authorities or councils and approximately 3 years ago, they all agreed to create a team that would work across the four authorities with a focus on smart city technology. This was a way of trying to get them to work together towards one common goal. Our aim within Smart Dublin is to create efficiency and improve how Dublin city functions by engaging with technology providers, research centres and citizens. *TALK SLOWLY*
- Quick run through big challenges we are all facing....
- Working together…..
- BIKELOOK JOINS 30 PROMISING STARTUPS AT ZURICH ACCELERATOR Businesses in FinTech, Food, Smart Cities and Robotics & Intelligent Systems will be part of Kickstart Accelerator - one of Europe’s largest multi-corporate, zero-equity technology accelerators. 1500 startups from all over the world applied and BikeLook was one of the 30 that made it after a pitch bootcamp in Zurich. The 11-week programme takes place from 4 September to 17 November 2017. Startups from a total of 15 countries, including South Korea, South Africa, Finland, Ukraine and Singapore will work in a unique collaboration and innovation space in the heart of Zurich. BikeLook will work alongside Swisscom, AXA Winturther Insurance and the City of Bern to roll out a proof of concept of the tracking technology. Swisscom are exploring novel ways to use the internet of things network they have deployed (LoRa) while AXA Winturther are interested in how systems such as BikeLook can reduce bike theft. The City of Bern has ambitions to be a leading cycling city and sees BikeLook as a means to interact with important user groups and to provide an evidence base for policy and investment decisions. Further details on the Kickstart Accelerator can be found here (https://kickstart-accelerator.com/) and in their press release here (https://kickstart-accelerator.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/170719_Press-Release_Kickstart-Accelerator-chooses-30-promising-startups-for-its-2017-programme.pdf)
- Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS), describes a shift away from personally-owned vehicles towards mobility solutions that are consumed as a service. In the case of the Smart Mobility Hub we hope to take this a step further by developing a mobility solutions within Dublin City Council’s staff car park. We believe that the public sector can encourage behavioural change towards cleaner, greener modes of transport… We want to support employees moving away from bringing their private car to work for work purposes. This time last year I was working as a Development Management Planner (I had to drive my car to work to carry out site visits)… we want to create a reliable, easy to use solution that allows city employees to book and use a mobility service instead of bringing their cars to work. Aligning to broader public policy goals, such as; reducing the need to drive to work, the incidents of congestion and, traffic accidents. We want to take the risk, Lead by example. And develop a product, a procedure and a service that can be utilised by different employers/employees across Dublin. Metrics of success: There are approximately 1,500 staff members that work at the Dublin City Council (DCC) Civic Offices. Of this population; 8% walk, 15.5% cycle, 38% take public transport, 2% motorcycle, 3.5% ride-share / car-pooling and 33% drive (Smarter Travel Workplace Survey, 2016). Currently there are 280 parking spaces in the staff car park in Wood Quay.
- We’re asking the market to develop a mobility solution utilising: BIKE & E-BIKES E-VEHICLES (CARS & VANS) RIDE-SHARING OPTIONS? AN APP Companies and individuals can work on this separately or come together to answer the challenge! ALSO WE NEED TO DEVELOP AND CATALOGUE OUR STEPS AND OUR MISTAKES IN ORDER TO HELP OTHERS LEARN AND CHOOSE WHETHER THE SOLUTION WILL WORK FOR THEM?
- So this is our beautiful infographic describing our SMH Challenge! Ultimmately we want to: Improve overall mobility (especially in the last mile linkage between destinations), Reduce costs: Monetary, Environmental, Wasted Time. We hope to support other solutions across Dublin from our learnings.
- Sum up: Please check out the ITT on eTenders and contact me if you have any questions: I just want to thanks EI, SEAI and IPB Insurance for their support.
- All proposals must contain the following: Completed Application Form; Valid tax clearance certificate or confirmation that one can be made available once the tenderer becomes a preferred bidder; Valid insurance certificates to the required levels below or confirmation that these can be made available once the tenderer becomes the preferred bidder: Employer’s Liability: €13,000,000 in any one event Public Liability: €6,500,000 in any one event Professional Indemnity €1,000,000 Declaration as to personal circumstances of Tenderer as outlined in Appendix 05; Tenderer’s Statement as outlined in the attached in Appendix 06; Valid Tax Clearance certificate or a Tax Clearance Access Number (eTax Clearance) or confirmation that one can be made available once the tendered becomes a preferred bidder (See Appendix 07) Submissions Proposals must be submitted electronically using the postbox available on www.etenders.gov.ie no later than 12:00pm (noon) on 18th June 2018.