BIM for Contractors
Take control of your projects, framework and coordination
Why is BIM important for you as a contractor?
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D&B contracts most often being BIM oriented with the Developer requiring BIM
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Standard Delivery plan of typical client’s BIM requirements to increase the tender success rate
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Working following International Standards ISO 19650
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Growth of UK digital construction export
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Running development projects in line with proven Industry standards
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Preparation for an eventual BIM accreditation
Why is BIM beneficial to you?
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Management solutions to decrease risks for Contractors in D&B contracts
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Better planning and control of the project to meet client’s requirements earlier in the project timeline e.g., at framework information and bidding stage
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Bespoke process for assessing Design Consultants’ capabilities to deliver on time and on budget
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The in-house standard process for reviewing design development progress against delivery plan and RoW requirements
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Improved collaboration between Design Consultants through a system of a well-defined process for validating information suitable for coordination
The Collaborative Team
Project Group and Roles
bim starts with
Client
- OIR, AIR;
- Custom technical resources, standards and processes that instruct the stakeholders throughout the asset lifecycle;
- Coordinated with the framework;
- KPI Monitoring
Design Team
- Project specific technical resources, standards and processes;
- Streamlined with the client’s business objectives;
Contractor
- Project specific technical resources, standards and processes. Streamlined with the client’s business objectives;
- Coordinated with the frameworks (developers, designers and sub-contractors);
- Site Logistics and optimised construction program;
Client
- OIR, AIR
- Improved Handover Process
- KPI monitoring meet FM requirements
- AIM meet business objectives
Contractor early engagement = safer, faster, cheaper
Handover reflect OIR and AIR
