Whole Life Asset Performance - Revision history

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	BSRIA’s Nick Blake, Principal Consultant – Facilities Management, gets into the 'ribs and spokes' of whole life asset performance to share his experience and expertise.		BSRIA’s Nick Blake, Principal Consultant – Facilities Management, gets into the 'ribs and spokes' of whole life asset performance to share his experience and expertise.
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	BSRIA’s Nick Blake, Principal Consultant – Facilities Management, gets into the 'ribs and spokes' of whole life asset performance to share his experience and expertise.		BSRIA’s Nick Blake, Principal Consultant – Facilities Management, gets into the 'ribs and spokes' of whole life asset performance to share his experience and expertise.

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	* PAS 1192-5:2015 Specification for security-minded building information modelling, digital built environments and smart asset management.		* PAS 1192-5:2015 Specification for security-minded building information modelling, digital built environments and smart asset management.

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	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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		+	* Asset information model.
		+	* BIM.
		+	* BIM articles.
		+	* BIM standards.
		+	* BIM resources.
		+	* BS 1192:2007.
		+	* BS 1192-4:2014.
		+	* BS ISO 55000:2014 Asset management. Overview, principles and terminology.
		+	* BS 8536-1:2015 Briefing for design and construction. Code of practice for facilities management (Buildings infrastructure).
		+	* PAS 1192-2.
		+	* PAS 1192-3
		+	* PAS 1192-5:2015 Specification for security-minded building information modelling, digital built environments and smart asset management.

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	BSRIA’s Nick Blake, Principal Consultant – Facilities Management, gets into the 'ribs and spokes' of whole life asset performance to share his experience and expertise.		BSRIA’s Nick Blake, Principal Consultant – Facilities Management, gets into the 'ribs and spokes' of whole life asset performance to share his experience and expertise.
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		+	= Performance and benchmarking =

	The performance of an asset over its anticipated lifespan takes into consideration not only the initial capital cost of a built asset but also the operational, maintenance, repair, upgrade and eventual disposal costs of the asset.		The performance of an asset over its anticipated lifespan takes into consideration not only the initial capital cost of a built asset but also the operational, maintenance, repair, upgrade and eventual disposal costs of the asset.
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	One of the recommendations of that guide: BSRIA AG 20-1/99, was that “tenders should be evaluated on whole-life costs rather than capital costs alone. This is best practice but often tenders are evaluated/awarded as directed by the client to suit his/her objectives and available funds – sometimes without regard to the ultimate long-term economies.”		One of the recommendations of that guide: BSRIA AG 20-1/99, was that “tenders should be evaluated on whole-life costs rather than capital costs alone. This is best practice but often tenders are evaluated/awarded as directed by the client to suit his/her objectives and available funds – sometimes without regard to the ultimate long-term economies.”
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		+	= Embracing the circular economy =

	As the circular economy becomes a more common term in the construction industry, the UK and the rest of the world are finding themselves moving into one of the greatest industrial opportunities of our time: the move to cleaner, greener and more sustainable economic growth. The focus on Whole Life Asset Performance in the built environment is shifting the emphasis from the costs of construction to a more cradle-to-grave approach: considering the costs of a building across its life cycle.		As the circular economy becomes a more common term in the construction industry, the UK and the rest of the world are finding themselves moving into one of the greatest industrial opportunities of our time: the move to cleaner, greener and more sustainable economic growth. The focus on Whole Life Asset Performance in the built environment is shifting the emphasis from the costs of construction to a more cradle-to-grave approach: considering the costs of a building across its life cycle.

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	Whole-life asset performance can be maximised by ensuring the design process meets the user’s needs and this is the expertise that the FM brings. FMs can be used to increase the value of assets over the long term by increasing efficiency, reducing maintenance costs and thereby increasing profits, while at the same time improving the facilities and the availability of the assets.		Whole-life asset performance can be maximised by ensuring the design process meets the user’s needs and this is the expertise that the FM brings. FMs can be used to increase the value of assets over the long term by increasing efficiency, reducing maintenance costs and thereby increasing profits, while at the same time improving the facilities and the availability of the assets.

−	This article was written by Nick Blake, Principal Consultant (Facilities Management) at BSRIA. It first appeared on the BSRIA website and can be seen [https://www.bsria.co.uk/news/article/whole-life-asset-performance-ahead-of-the-curve/ here].	+	This article was written by Nick Blake, Principal Consultant (Facilities Management) at BSRIA. It first appeared on the BSRIA website in December 2018 and can be seen [https://www.bsria.co.uk/news/article/whole-life-asset-performance-ahead-of-the-curve/ here].

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