BIM stretch targets - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 08:53, 1 January 2021

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	It is expected that a further announcement will be made once the decisions of the CLC have been formally signed off.		It is expected that a further announcement will be made once the decisions of the CLC have been formally signed off.

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Designing Buildings at 15:52, 8 July 2016

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	In 2011 the government announced that it would require fully-collaborative 3D BIM with all project and asset information, documentation and data being electronic as a minimum on centrally-procured public projects from April 2016. This represents Level 2 BIM.		In 2011 the government announced that it would require fully-collaborative 3D BIM with all project and asset information, documentation and data being electronic as a minimum on centrally-procured public projects from April 2016. This represents Level 2 BIM.

−	In the run up to this deadline, the latest announcement gave further clarity and introduced new ~~‘stretch targets’~~:	+	In the run up to this deadline, the latest announcement gave further clarity and introduced new 'stretch targets':

−	* By 4 April 2016, centrally-funded government departments had to provide clear and complete ~~Employer’s~~ Information Requirements (EIR) for all contracts.	+	* By 4 April 2016, centrally-funded government departments had to provide clear and complete Employer's Information Requirements (EIR) for all contracts.
	* The ongoing reviews of the PAS 1192 BIM standards and BS 1192:2007 will be accompanied by the transition of BS 1192:2007 to ISO 19650-2 Organization of information about construction works -- Information management using building information modelling -- Part 2: Delivery phase of assets.		* The ongoing reviews of the PAS 1192 BIM standards and BS 1192:2007 will be accompanied by the transition of BS 1192:2007 to ISO 19650-2 Organization of information about construction works -- Information management using building information modelling -- Part 2: Delivery phase of assets.
	* A new website, [http://www.level2bim.org http://www.level2bim.org] was to provide a single source for all BIM reference documentation by April 2016.		* A new website, [http://www.level2bim.org http://www.level2bim.org] was to provide a single source for all BIM reference documentation by April 2016.
	* By 3 October 2016, centrally-funded government departments will be required to be able to electronically validate BIM information delivered from the supply chain and to make progressively more use of supply chain BIM data for their business activities.		* By 3 October 2016, centrally-funded government departments will be required to be able to electronically validate BIM information delivered from the supply chain and to make progressively more use of supply chain BIM data for their business activities.

−	The new website was welcomed by the industry, but the announcement that ~~EIR’s~~ would be required by April came as little surprise. EIRs define the information about the built asset that the employer requires to ensure that the design is developed in accordance with their needs and that they are able to operate the completed development effectively and efficiently. It is not clear how BIM level 2 could be implemented without EIRs.	+	The new website was welcomed by the industry, but the announcement that EIR's would be required by April came as little surprise. EIRs define the information about the built asset that the employer requires to ensure that the design is developed in accordance with their needs and that they are able to operate the completed development effectively and efficiently. It is not clear how BIM level 2 could be implemented without EIRs.

	There was some concern about what the proposed electronic validation process, would entail and how the industry could be expected to prepare for it in the absence of detailed information.		There was some concern about what the proposed electronic validation process, would entail and how the industry could be expected to prepare for it in the absence of detailed information.
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	It is expected that a further announcement will be made once the decisions of the CLC have been formally signed off.		It is expected that a further announcement will be made once the decisions of the CLC have been formally signed off.

−	[[Category:News]]	+	[[Category:News]] [[Category:DCN_News]] [[Category:BIM]]

Editor at 09:57, 4 April 2016

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	In the run up to this deadline, the latest announcement gave further clarity and introduced new ‘stretch targets’:		In the run up to this deadline, the latest announcement gave further clarity and introduced new ‘stretch targets’:

−	* By 4 April 2016, centrally-funded government departments ~~will have~~ to provide clear and complete Employer’s Information Requirements (EIR) for all contracts.	+	* By 4 April 2016, centrally-funded government departments had to provide clear and complete Employer’s Information Requirements (EIR) for all contracts.
	* The ongoing reviews of the PAS 1192 BIM standards and BS 1192:2007 will be accompanied by the transition of BS 1192:2007 to ISO 19650-2 Organization of information about construction works -- Information management using building information modelling -- Part 2: Delivery phase of assets.		* The ongoing reviews of the PAS 1192 BIM standards and BS 1192:2007 will be accompanied by the transition of BS 1192:2007 to ISO 19650-2 Organization of information about construction works -- Information management using building information modelling -- Part 2: Delivery phase of assets.
−	* A new website, [http://www.level2bim.org http://www.level2bim.org] ~~will~~ provide a single source for all BIM reference documentation by April 2016.	+	* A new website, [http://www.level2bim.org http://www.level2bim.org] was to provide a single source for all BIM reference documentation by April 2016.
	* By 3 October 2016, centrally-funded government departments will be required to be able to electronically validate BIM information delivered from the supply chain and to make progressively more use of supply chain BIM data for their business activities.		* By 3 October 2016, centrally-funded government departments will be required to be able to electronically validate BIM information delivered from the supply chain and to make progressively more use of supply chain BIM data for their business activities.

86.152.145.68 at 11:34, 9 March 2016

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	Following a meeting of the Construction Leadership Council (CLC), a series of announcements about building information modelling (BIM) were made by BIM Task Group member Terry Stocks and BIM Task Group chair Mark Bew at the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) BIM conference in October 2015.		Following a meeting of the Construction Leadership Council (CLC), a series of announcements about building information modelling (BIM) were made by BIM Task Group member Terry Stocks and BIM Task Group chair Mark Bew at the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) BIM conference in October 2015.

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	In the run up to this deadline, the latest announcement gave further clarity and introduced new ‘stretch targets’:		In the run up to this deadline, the latest announcement gave further clarity and introduced new ‘stretch targets’:
−	*By 4 April 2016, centrally-funded government departments will have to provide clear and complete Employer’s Information Requirements (EIR) for all contracts.	+
−	*The ongoing reviews of the PAS 1192 BIM standards and BS 1192:2007 will be accompanied by the transition of BS 1192:2007 to ISO 19650-2 Organization of information about construction works -- Information management using building information modelling -- Part 2: Delivery phase of assets.	+	* By 4 April 2016, centrally-funded government departments will have to provide clear and complete Employer’s Information Requirements (EIR) for all contracts.
−	*A new website, [http://www.level2bim.org http://www.level2bim.org] will provide a single source for all BIM reference documentation by April 2016.	+	* The ongoing reviews of the PAS 1192 BIM standards and BS 1192:2007 will be accompanied by the transition of BS 1192:2007 to ISO 19650-2 Organization of information about construction works -- Information management using building information modelling -- Part 2: Delivery phase of assets.
−	*By 3 October 2016, centrally-funded government departments will be required to be able to electronically validate BIM information delivered from the supply chain and to make progressively more use of supply chain BIM data for their business activities.	+	* A new website, [http://www.level2bim.org http://www.level2bim.org] will provide a single source for all BIM reference documentation by April 2016.
		+	* By 3 October 2016, centrally-funded government departments will be required to be able to electronically validate BIM information delivered from the supply chain and to make progressively more use of supply chain BIM data for their business activities.

	The new website was welcomed by the industry, but the announcement that EIR’s would be required by April came as little surprise. EIRs define the information about the built asset that the employer requires to ensure that the design is developed in accordance with their needs and that they are able to operate the completed development effectively and efficiently. It is not clear how BIM level 2 could be implemented without EIRs.		The new website was welcomed by the industry, but the announcement that EIR’s would be required by April came as little surprise. EIRs define the information about the built asset that the employer requires to ensure that the design is developed in accordance with their needs and that they are able to operate the completed development effectively and efficiently. It is not clear how BIM level 2 could be implemented without EIRs.
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	There was some concern about what the proposed electronic validation process, would entail and how the industry could be expected to prepare for it in the absence of detailed information.		There was some concern about what the proposed electronic validation process, would entail and how the industry could be expected to prepare for it in the absence of detailed information.

−	It is expected that a further announcement will be made ~~shortly~~ once the decisions of the CLC have been formally signed off.	+	It is expected that a further announcement will be made once the decisions of the CLC have been formally signed off.

	[[Category:News]]		[[Category:News]]

Designing Buildings at 09:06, 23 October 2015

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−	Following a meeting of the Construction Leadership Council (CLC), a series of announcements about building information modelling (BIM) were made by BIM Task Group member Terry Stocks and ~~Chair of the~~ BIM Task Group Mark Bew at the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) BIM conference in October 2015.	+	Following a meeting of the Construction Leadership Council (CLC), a series of announcements about building information modelling (BIM) were made by BIM Task Group member Terry Stocks and BIM Task Group chair Mark Bew at the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) BIM conference in October 2015.

−	In 2011, the government announced that it would require fully collaborative 3D BIM with all project and asset information, documentation and data being electronic as a minimum ~~by 2016~~ on centrally-procured public projects from April 2016. This represents Level 2 BIM.	+	In 2011 the government announced that it would require fully-collaborative 3D BIM with all project and asset information, documentation and data being electronic as a minimum on centrally-procured public projects from April 2016. This represents Level 2 BIM.

−	In the run up to this deadline, ~~Stocks~~ announcement gave further clarity and introduced new ‘stretch targets’:	+	In the run up to this deadline, the latest announcement gave further clarity and introduced new ‘stretch targets’:
	*By 4 April 2016, centrally-funded government departments will have to provide clear and complete Employer’s Information Requirements (EIR) for all contracts.		*By 4 April 2016, centrally-funded government departments will have to provide clear and complete Employer’s Information Requirements (EIR) for all contracts.
−	*The ongoing reviews of PAS 1192 BIM standards and ~~BS1192~~:2007 will be accompanied by the transition of BS 1192:2007 to ISO 19650-2 Organization of information about construction works -- Information management using building information modelling -- Part 2: Delivery phase of assets.	+	*The ongoing reviews of the PAS 1192 BIM standards and BS 1192:2007 will be accompanied by the transition of BS 1192:2007 to ISO 19650-2 Organization of information about construction works -- Information management using building information modelling -- Part 2: Delivery phase of assets.
−	*A new website, [http://www.level2bim.org http://www.level2bim.org] will provide a ~~new~~ source for all BIM reference documentation by April 2016.	+	*A new website, [http://www.level2bim.org http://www.level2bim.org] will provide a single source for all BIM reference documentation by April 2016.
	*By 3 October 2016, centrally-funded government departments will be required to be able to electronically validate BIM information delivered from the supply chain and to make progressively more use of supply chain BIM data for their business activities.		*By 3 October 2016, centrally-funded government departments will be required to be able to electronically validate BIM information delivered from the supply chain and to make progressively more use of supply chain BIM data for their business activities.

	The new website was welcomed by the industry, but the announcement that EIR’s would be required by April came as little surprise. EIRs define the information about the built asset that the employer requires to ensure that the design is developed in accordance with their needs and that they are able to operate the completed development effectively and efficiently. It is not clear how BIM level 2 could be implemented without EIRs.		The new website was welcomed by the industry, but the announcement that EIR’s would be required by April came as little surprise. EIRs define the information about the built asset that the employer requires to ensure that the design is developed in accordance with their needs and that they are able to operate the completed development effectively and efficiently. It is not clear how BIM level 2 could be implemented without EIRs.

−	There was some concern about the proposed electronic validation process, ~~what it~~ would entail and how the industry could be expected to prepare for it in the absence of detailed information.	+	There was some concern about what the proposed electronic validation process, would entail and how the industry could be expected to prepare for it in the absence of detailed information.

	It is expected that a further announcement will be made shortly once the decisions of the CLC have been formally signed off.		It is expected that a further announcement will be made shortly once the decisions of the CLC have been formally signed off.

	[[Category:News]]		[[Category:News]]

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Following a meeting of the Construction Leadership Council (CLC), a series of announcements about building information modelling (BIM) were made by BIM Task Group member Terry Stocks and Chair of the BIM Task Group Mark Bew at the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) BIM conference in October 2015.

In 2011, the government announced that it would require fully collaborative 3D BIM with all project and asset information, documentation and data being electronic as a minimum by 2016 on centrally-procured public projects from April 2016. This represents Level 2 BIM.

In the run up to this deadline, Stocks announcement gave further clarity and introduced new ‘stretch targets’:
*By 4 April 2016, centrally-funded government departments will have to provide clear and complete Employer’s Information Requirements (EIR) for all contracts.
*The ongoing reviews of PAS 1192 BIM standards and BS1192:2007 will be accompanied by the transition of BS 1192:2007 to ISO 19650-2 Organization of information about construction works -- Information management using building information modelling -- Part 2: Delivery phase of assets.
*A new website, [http://www.level2bim.org http://www.level2bim.org] will provide a new source for all BIM reference documentation by April 2016.
*By 3 October 2016, centrally-funded government departments will be required to be able to electronically validate BIM information delivered from the supply chain and to make progressively more use of supply chain BIM data for their business activities.

The new website was welcomed by the industry, but the announcement that EIR’s would be required by April came as little surprise. EIRs define the information about the built asset that the employer requires to ensure that the design is developed in accordance with their needs and that they are able to operate the completed development effectively and efficiently. It is not clear how BIM level 2 could be implemented without EIRs.

There was some concern about the proposed electronic validation process, what it would entail and how the industry could be expected to prepare for it in the absence of detailed information.

It is expected that a further announcement will be made shortly once the decisions of the CLC have been formally signed off.

[[Category:News]]