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  1. forum rang 8 HenkdeV 9 februari 2021 13:02
    quote:

    De Zalm schreef op 9 februari 2021 12:38:

    volgende aanval op 1,85.........moeilijk drempeltje...........
    Misschien is er een beetje hulp nodig van een terug kopende shorter:-).
  2. forum rang 6 Zwijnash 9 februari 2021 13:17
    quote:

    HenkdeV schreef op 9 februari 2021 13:02:

    [...]

    Misschien is er een beetje hulp nodig van een terug kopende shorter:-).
    Aankoop knoop gaat zo weer aan ;-)
  3. muskie 9 februari 2021 13:27
    quote:

    De Zalm schreef op 9 februari 2021 12:38:

    volgende aanval op 1,85.........moeilijk drempeltje...........
    weerstand 1,85/86 zal een paar dagen testen worden maar gaan we zeker overheen voor volgende week donderdag. Dan stuiten we 2,70.
  4. forum rang 8 HenkdeV 9 februari 2021 13:38
    Moet echt nog wat omhoog.
    Bijgekochte aandelen (1,80 euro en een beetje) moeten er voor de cijfers uit.
    Met winst, ook wel g..... g... genoemd.
  5. forum rang 6 innicksname 9 februari 2021 13:54
    quote:

    HenkdeV schreef op 9 februari 2021 13:38:

    Moet echt nog wat omhoog.
    Bijgekochte aandelen (1,80 euro en een beetje) moeten er voor de cijfers uit.
    Met winst, ook wel g..... g... genoemd.
    Komt vast goed Henk. Je kunt er straks ongetwijfeld om lachen, net als deze man: www.youtube.com/watch?v=jW7EnJL9hLY
  6. forum rang 8 HenkdeV 9 februari 2021 14:21
    Royce T. vandaag:

    AEX-index veert op vanaf steun 632,12
    In de recente terugval heeft de AEX-index een hogere bodem achtergelaten, boven steun op 632,12 punten (top 21 februari 2020). Hiermee is de stijgende trend gevalideerd. Koersdoel ligt rond 703,18 punten (intraday high gevormd op 5 september 2000).

    Het potentieel tot aan het all-time high van 21 jaar geleden bedraagt thans 6,85%. Versus de steun bedraagt het rusico een kleine 4%. Hiermee komt de huidige risk/reward uit op 1,75.

    Eerst hier maar eens heen.

  7. forum rang 6 €d_Modus Vivendi 9 februari 2021 14:45
    NPHDB withholding 15% of Children’s Hospital contractor payments over ‘exasperated’ delays
    Dan Grennan
    By
    Dan Grennan -
    09/02/2021

    The Covid-19 pandemic has ‘exasperated’ delays in constructing the National Children’s Hospital with the August 2022 deadline looking increasingly unlikely, the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) will be told.

    The National Paediatric Hospital Development Board (NPHDB) are withholding 15% of payments to the main contractor, BAM, over contractual disputes, according to a statement from the Chief Officer of the Board, David Gunning, seen by Extra.ie.

    The cost of the project has more than doubled the original budget to an eye-watering €1.7 billion, which will make it one of the most expensive in the history of the state.
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    The Covid-19 pandemic has ‘exasperated’ delays in constructing the National Children’s Hospital with the August 2022 deadline looking increasingly unlikely. Photograph: Sasko Lazarov / RollingNews.ie

    Mr David Gunning will tell the Committee on Tuesday that the contractual row with the main contractor of the site BAM is ‘consuming a significant amount of executive and project team time and incurring significant costs’.

    There are also question marks over whether the completion deadline at the end of 2022 can be reached, as a HSE official previously told the Health Committee it would be ‘very challenging’ to meet the date. The statement to the PAC does not provide an updated completion date but does say that Covid-19 has ‘exasperated’ the delays.

    From 2018 to the end of 2019, over €327 million has been spent on the project with €127,603,801 spent in 2018 and €199,622,610 spent in 2019, the documents submitted to the PAC read.
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    The National Paediatric Hospital Development Board (NPHDB) are withholding 15% of payments to the main contractor, BAM, over contractual disputes. Pic: RollingNews.ie

    Mr Gunning’s statement, seen by Extra.ie, read: ‘When we last presented at the Public Accounts Committee in November 2019, and again in the Joint Oireachtas Committee for Health in 2020, we informed the Committee that the project was behind schedule, since then that delay has been exacerbated as a result of Covid-19 and ongoing issues with resourcing on site.’

    Contractual rows between the Board and BAM, the main contractor, have dogged the project since it’s start and the statement says that the board are withholding 15% of the monthly certified payments to BAM due to failures to comply with contractual programme updates.

    ‘The Contractor is contractually obliged to provide the NPHDB with a compliant Programme of works which sets out its approach to delivering the new children’s hospital in accordance with the Contract.’
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    From 2018 to the end of 2019, over €327 million has been spent on the project with €127,603,801 spent in 2018 and €199,622,610 spent in 2019. Photo: Eamonn Farrell/RollingNews.ie

    ‘However, since the agreement of the Programme as part of the Phase B Instruction, the programme updates provided by the Contractor have not been compliant with the Contract.’

    ‘As a result, we are currently withholding 15% of monthly certified payments until such time as a compliant programme is submitted. This is one of the levers permitted to us under the Contract to incentivise the Contractor to deliver on its contractual obligations.’

    Mr Gunning will tell the Committee the main contractor has been ‘underperforming’ and that there have been a ‘significant’ number of claims from the contractor that are ‘incurring significant costs’.
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    Contractual rows between the Board and BAM, the main contractor, have dogged the project since it’s start . Photograph: Sasko Lazarov / RollingNews.ie

    ‘While the Contractor has been underperforming as regards project execution it has been extremely assertive as regards claims as has been indicated at previous Joint Oireachtas Committees on Health and Public Accounts Committee meetings.’

    ‘Since the commencement of this Project there have been a significant numbers of claims, of a very substantial value.’

    ‘As it stands, claims are now at all levels of the dispute management process, which involve the Employers Representative, Project Board, Conciliation, Adjudication and one of the cases has reached the High Court.’

    ‘The NPHDB is defending each claim robustly in order to manage the cost of the Project and defend the public purse, however the sheer volume and nature of claims on this Project is consuming a significant amount of executive and project team time and incurring significant costs,’ the statement added
  8. forum rang 6 €d_Modus Vivendi 9 februari 2021 14:46

    PAC to hear claim that children’s hospital contractor ‘underperforming’
    Hospital development board withholds 15% of monthly payments until issues addressed

    Cormac McQuinn



    The Dáil’s public spending watchdog will today hear a claim that the main contractor building the new National Children’s Hospital (NCH) is “underperforming”.

    The National Paediatric Hospital Development Board (NPHDB) has been in dispute with the main contractors BAM over progress on building the hospital.

    The project has been beset with delays - some resulting from the Covid-19 pandemic - and there has been controversy over the construction costs which are set to top €1.4 billion.

    The final sum expected to be spent on the hospital - including its fit-out - is expected to be more than €1.7 billion.

    NPHDB chief executive David Gunning is to appear at the Dáil’s Public Account’s Committee (PAC) this afternoon to face TDs’ questions on his organisation’s 2019 accounts.

    His opening statement claims that the main contractor is “underperforming”.

    Mr Gunning says the NPHDB tracks progress and performance on a weekly and monthly basis and “we continuously engage with the contractor in an attempt to make up lost time.”

    He adds that the contractor is obliged to provide the NPHDB with a compliant programme of works which sets out its approach to delivering the new hospital in accordance with the contract.

    “However, since the agreement of the Programme as part of the Phase B Instruction, the programme updates provided by the contractor have not been compliant with the contract.

    “As a result, we are currently withholding 15 per cent of monthly certified payments until such time as a compliant programme is submitted,” Mr Gunning says.

    He is to tell TDs that this is one of the levers permitted to the NPHDB under the contract to “incentivise the contractor to deliver on its contractual obligations.”

    Mr Gunning also claims: “While the contractor has been underperforming as regards project execution, it has been extremely assertive as regards claims as has been indicated at previous Joint Oireachtas Committees on Health and Public Accounts Committee meetings”.

    He says that since the start of the NCH project there have been “a significant numbers of claims, of a very substantial value.”

    There is an agreed Dispute Management Process in place between the NPHDB and the Main Contractor.

    Mr Gunning says that “As it stands, claims are now at all levels of the dispute management process, which involve the Employers Representative, Project Board, Conciliation, Adjudication and one of the cases has reached the High Court. ”

    He says the NPHDB is “defending each claim robustly in order to manage the cost of the project and defend the public purse, however the sheer volume and nature of claims on this project is consuming a significant amount of executive and project team time and incurring significant costs.”

    The Irish Times has sought a comment from BAM.

    The NPHDB is responsible for overseeing the project to build the new hospital at a site beside St James’s Hospital in Dublin’s south city as well as satellite centres in Blanchardstown and Tallaght.

    Mr Gunning says the figure approved by the Government for the project is €1.433 billion but there are a number of items not included in this as “there was no price certainly for them and nor can there be for the duration of the project.”

    These include construction inflation, statutory changes, and any change in scope resulting in healthcare policy changes.

    He says the main contractor can recover the cost of construction inflation in excess of 4 per cent.

    Such payments from August to December 2019 came to €1.6 million including VAT and this was paid last July.

    The facility at Connolly Hospital, Blanchardstown opened in July 2019.

    Mr Gunning says the Paediatric Outpatient and Urgent Care Centre at Tallaght University Hospital was due to be completed this month construction will not complete before September 2021.

    It is then to be handed over to Children’s Health Ireland, the organisation that will run the NCH for eight weeks of operational commissioning and equipping.
  9. forum rang 4 Gvv2024 9 februari 2021 15:16
    Zijn er nu beleggers hier op het forum die nog put-opties kopen zo vlak voor de cijfers voor indekken ?
  10. forum rang 8 HenkdeV 9 februari 2021 15:22
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    Testcase2020 schreef op 9 februari 2021 15:16:

    Zijn er nu beleggers hier op het forum die nog put-opties kopen zo vlak voor de cijfers voor indekken ?
    Nee, ik waag het er op. De dood of de gladiolen deze keer.
    Alleen extra aandelen gaan weg voor de cijfers.
  11. Kbg 9 februari 2021 15:26
    Ik hou alles. Cijvers of geen cijvers.
    Slim of dom
    we gaan voor long

    Ohja ben gestopt met roken dus ik kan extra long :p
  12. forum rang 6 €d_Modus Vivendi 9 februari 2021 15:31
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    Sarlat schreef op 9 februari 2021 15:26:

    Ik hou alles. Cijvers of geen cijvers.
    Slim of dom
    we gaan voor long
    ik ook ruim 15 maanden inmiddels.
    Ff wat anders, cijfers doen we met een lange V en samen met een lange ei tegenwoordig rokend of niet.
  13. forum rang 6 €d_Modus Vivendi 9 februari 2021 15:38
    Children's Hospital won't be ready until May 2024

    The National Children's Hospital is turning out to be the world's dearest children's hospital.
    Tue, 09 Feb, 2021
    Cianan Brennan

    The National Children’s Hospital project in Dublin is unlikely to be ready before 2024, the Oireachtas Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has heard.

    Speaking at this afternoon’s PAC hearing, chair of the National Paediatric Health Development Board (NPHDB) David Gunning spoke in stark terms of the difficulties that the board has experienced, in its view, while dealing with the principal contractor on the €1.7bn budgeted project BAM.

    Mr Gunning said that the “lack of advancement” in the project is attributable due to “under-resourcing on the project by the main contractor”.

    That is “a situation that has been in place since the beginning and which continues today”, he said.

    He said that at the end of 2019, the project had progressed 8.5% through its construction plan when it should have progressed 22%.

    "This delay has continued to grow month on month," he added.

    BAM has been contacted for comment but had not replied at the time of publication.
    Construction of the new National Children's Hospital taking place in Dublin.
    Construction of the new National Children's Hospital taking place in Dublin.

    Under questioning from Sinn Féin’s Imelda Munster, Mr Gunning said at the beginning of the Covid pandemic, the project was five months behind schedule. It is now 10 months behind, he said.

    Asked by both Ms Munster and Fianna Fáil’s Marc MacSharry when the most likely completion date is at present, he acknowledged that May 2024 is a realistic end date.

    “When you add it all up that’s the obvious conclusion,” he said, adding that a more definitive date will be delivered in due course following consultation between the board and the Department of Health.

    More than €300m in additional claims have been received from the contractor, he said, with the board deafening each of those “robustly”.

    “While the contractor has been underperforming as regards project execution, it has been extremely assertive as regards claims,” Mr Gunning said.

    Some 100 such claims have been lodged since November of last year.

    Mr Gunning said that at present the board is withholding 15% of its contracted monthly payments to BAM given the project updates received from the contractor are not in line with the contract.

    “This is one of the levers permitted to us under the contract to incentivise the contractor to deliver on its contractual obligations,” he said.
  14. forum rang 6 innicksname 9 februari 2021 15:42
    Ergens gaat er daar in Dublin iets mis, ben benieuwd waar. Hoop dat BAM een goed argument heeft voor het gebrek aan progressie tot eind 2019.
  15. Kbg 9 februari 2021 15:42
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    €d_Modus Vivendi schreef op 9 februari 2021 15:31:

    [...]ik ook ruim 15 maanden inmiddels.
    Ff wat anders, cijfers doen we met een lange V en samen met een lange ei tegenwoordig rokend of niet.
    Sorry Ed
    Het is de schuld van het d - woord.
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