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Standard Content of An OBC and FBC

The document outlines the key principles and contents of an Outline Business Case (OBC) and a Full Business Case (FBC) for infrastructure projects using a public-private partnership (PPP) model in Nigeria. An OBC assesses the technical, economic, and financial viability of a proposed project, while an FBC is prepared before contract signing to seek government approval. Both require sections on needs analysis, costs, risks, financial modeling, and procurement recommendations to establish that projects are suitable, affordable solutions and represent value for money.

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Standard Content of An OBC and FBC

The document outlines the key principles and contents of an Outline Business Case (OBC) and a Full Business Case (FBC) for infrastructure projects using a public-private partnership (PPP) model in Nigeria. An OBC assesses the technical, economic, and financial viability of a proposed project, while an FBC is prepared before contract signing to seek government approval. Both require sections on needs analysis, costs, risks, financial modeling, and procurement recommendations to establish that projects are suitable, affordable solutions and represent value for money.

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OVERVIEW OF THE STANDARD

CONTENT OF AN OBC/FBC

INFRASTRUCTURE CONCESSION REGULATORY COMMISSION


Presentation Outline
1. Introduction

2. Why prepare an OBC?.

3. Why prepare an FBC?

4. Key Principles

5. Contents of an OBC

6. Contents of an FBC

7. Conclusion
Objective(s)

“The objective is to demostrate the technical,


economic, and financial viability of any identified
project(s) as PPP projects, through the
generation of an Outline Business Case”

“And to provide a basis for requesting and granting


of approvals for project before contract signing”
Why prepare an Outline Business case?

• Ensures that the project is designed in accordance with


identified needs and is the most suitable technical solution for
those needs;
• Provides information about costs (explicit and hidden), and
provides an assessment of financial viability and impact on
MDA’s budget without disruptions to other activities;
• Allows for the identification, quantification, mitigation and
allocation of risks associated with the project life cycle;
• Completes the resettlement plan as well as the ethnic
minority plan (if relevant); completes the Consultation Plan;
• Documents all consultation completed for the project;
Why prepare a Full Business Case?

Before awarding the contract to the preferred tenderer, there is the need to seek approval
from government.
• A Full Business Case (FBC) is prepared for seeking approval prior to subsequent award
of contract.
The Full Business Case should:
• report on the conclusions of the Request for Proposal and set out the full scope and
cost of the project;

• be a supporting document to a public sector client’s submission once a preferred


tenderer has been selected;

• include a qualitative assessment of the preferred tenderer and a Full PSC comparison
against the preferred tender to conform that best value for money is achievable; and

• provide government with an indication of the public sector client’s forward plan for
proceeding with the project and finalizing a contract with the preferred tenderer.
Key Principles

• Be Concise and To The Point

• Speak the Language of Decision Makers

• Illustrate

• Substantiate

• Consistency
Be concise and to the point

320 Pages 360 Pages 620 Pages


Why OBCs?
• Includes the project specific land acquisition; and
• Considers whether or not the project is affordable to the
government and or the end user of the services in terms of explicit
and contingent fiscal obligations
• Consider how the project will be structured;
• Contain a financial model establishing key investment ratios and
capable of running
• scenario and sensitivity analyses
• Identify constraints which may cause the project to be halted and
• Ensure that the project is developed around a proper business plan;
and has been subject to a due diligence that shows it is legally,
technically and socially compliant.
Why an OBC?
• Develop a Comprehensive Understanding of all Aspects of
the Project including Technical, Legal, Social, Environmental
and Financial aspects

• Basis of the Investment Decision for all Parties

• Basis for obtaining Approval from Economic Management


Team and Federal Executive Council
• Key Principles
OBC Report Content
• Introduction, Executive summary
• Introduction - Project background & Approach and methodology to the OBC study
• Strategic and Local Context of Project, Policy context and strategic objectives
• Needs analysis (including future demand and sensitivity to economic/social factors)
• Service objectives and performance measures
• Project Appraisal (Cost/Benefit Analysis)
• Technical cost estimation (capital, maintenance, operating)
• Social and environmental impact costs and benefits, Traffic and revenue projections
• Risk Analysis - Identification and categorization of risks, Risk register with risk analysis
and quantification, Proposed risk allocation
• Financial and Economic Appraisal, Financial model and sensitivity analysis
• Assessment of economic and financial viability
• Options Analysis - Assessment of alternative forms of both conventional procurement
and PPP, Evaluation of PPP options considered
• Recommendations on preferred option Key contractual terms, Implementation
Recommendations
• Recommendations for further project preparation (feasibility studies, technical studies,
due diligence, etc.), Proposed project timetable, Recommendations on procurement
strategy and procedures
Content of an FBC

• Executive Summary

• Project Objectives

• Financial Issues and Affordability

• Stakeholder Consultation

• Procurement Process and Competition

• Risk allocation and accounting treatment

• Contract and Payment Mechanisms


THANK YOU

Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission


Email: info@icrc.gov.ng
Website: www.icrc.gov.ng

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