BIM management, BEP and a BIM coordinator on site
OnePoint BIM manages the project’s BIM requirements to ISO 19650: the BIM Execution Plan (BEP) and information delivery plans, the common data environment (CDE), and a BIM coordinator on site.
What you receive
- BIM Execution Plan (BEP).
- Information delivery plans (MIDP and TIDP).
- CDE set-up, with the folders and file naming the plan sets.
- Model and document checks and submissions on the CDE.
- A resident BIM coordinator on site, full or part time.
When it is used
At tender stage
A pre-contract BEP and a capability statement for the technical offer.
After award
The BIM plans the contract asks for, within the period it sets.
During delivery
Models and documents are checked before they go on the project CDE.
On site
A BIM coordinator works with the site team, full or part time.
Common data environment (CDE) platforms
How we work
1
Studying the requirements
2
Preparing the plans
3
CDE set-up
4
Coordination on site
Common questions
What is a BIM Execution Plan (BEP)?
The BIM Execution Plan sets how the project team produces, names, checks and shares information: who models what, to which LOD, on which platform and by when. It answers the owner’s information requirements (EIR).
What does a site BIM coordinator do?
The coordinator works with the site team: keeps the models in step with the work on site, follows up technical queries, runs coordination meetings and manages submissions on the project platform.