7 Key Components of a BIM Execution Plan to Build Client Confidence as per ISO 19650
Abunayeem Mohammad
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Abunayeem Mohammad
BIM Enthusiast | Implementing ASHRAE, SMACNA, DW 144 guidelines for creating Efficient systems | BIM-Focused HVAC Designer
The lead appointed party must prepare a clear and thorough BIM Execution Plan before appointment, showcasing how the team will meet project needs. This plan, included in the tender response, should cover the following key aspects:
Names and resumes of Key Individuals.
The lead party must provide the names and qualifications of the people who will handle the management of information for the team. This shows that the team has experienced and capable people for the job.
Information Delivery Strategy
The team must outline their plan for delivering information, which includes Meeting Requirements, Goals, team structure & team composition.
Federation Strategy
The team must explain how they plan to combine and manage the different parts of the information model. This strategy ensures all pieces fit together smoothly and accurately.
Responsibility Matrix
A chart or document that lists:
Who is responsible for each part of the information model.
The main deliverables (end products) they need to produce.
Proposed Changes to Methods and Procedures
If the team feels the current methods need improvement, they should explain what changes they’d make to:
Gather project or asset data.
Create, review, approve, and share information smoothly.
Ensure information is secure but easy to access.
Deliver everything efficiently to the client.
Proposed Changes to Standards
If the team feels that the current standards for handling information need updating, they should suggest changes to make it easier to:
Share information within the team.
Share information with people outside the team.
Deliver the final information to the client.
Schedule of Software, Hardware, and IT Infrastructure
The team must provide a list of the tools they will use, including:
Software (like Revit or Navisworks), with the specific versions.
Hardware (like computers and servers).
IT systems they will rely on to complete the project.