Collaboration BIM - 05007-PLN-P990000-06-00040

Collaborative BIM Project Execution
Plan
Information Technology
05007-PLN-P990000-06-00040 Revision 2
Prepared for
Bureau Expo Dubai 2020
17 September 2015
CH2M HILL Mace JV Programme Office

19th Floor Boulevard Plaza, Tower 2
PO Box 2020
Dubai, UAE
Contents
1 OVERVIEW ......................................................................................................................................... 1
1.1 TWO-TIER STANDARDS APPROACH ................................................................................................................... 1
2 PROCESS DESIGN ................................................................................................................................ 2
2.1 LEVEL ONE PROCESS OVERVIEW MAP ............................................................................................................... 2
2.2 LEVEL TWO DETAILED BIM USES PROCESS MAPS................................................................................................ 4
3 BIM INFORMATION EXCHANGE.......................................................................................................... 5
3.1 BIM INFORMATION EXCHANGE WORKSHOP....................................................................................................... 7
4 GIS REQUIREMENTS ........................................................................................................................... 8
4.1 DELIVERABLES............................................................................................................................................... 8
4.2 TITLEBLOCK TEMPLATE ................................................................................................................................... 8
4.3 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ............................................................................................................................. 8
5 LEVEL OF DEVELOPMENT (LOD) .......................................................................................................... 9
5.1 OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................................................... 9
5.2 MODEL ELEMENT DEFINITION........................................................................................................................ 11
6 BIM DATA REQUIREMENTS .............................................................................................................. 12
6.1 SOFTWARE ................................................................................................................................................. 12
7 MODEL STRUCTURING ..................................................................................................................... 13
7.1 MODEL AUTHORING .................................................................................................................................... 13
7.2 3D COORDINATION ..................................................................................................................................... 15
8 LAYERS AND LEVELS ......................................................................................................................... 16
8.1 LAYERS AND LEVELS ..................................................................................................................................... 16
9 LINES AND WEIGHT STYLES .............................................................................................................. 25
9.1 LINE STYLES................................................................................................................................................ 25
10 ABBREVIATIONS ............................................................................................................................... 26
10.1 OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................................................. 26
Appendices
APPENDIX A ................................................................................................................................................... 27
APPENDIX B ................................................................................................................................................... 41
APPENDIX C ................................................................................................................................................... 46
Tables
Table 3-1. Workshops Example............................................................................................................... 7
Table 5-1. AIA Level of Development Overview Applicable to Expo 2020 ............................................. 9
Table 5-2. Responsibilities for Design Consultants and Contractors .................................................... 10
Table 6-1. Software Usage Table Overview .......................................................................................... 12
Table 7-1. COBie Sheets and Data Drop Requirements ........................................................................ 14
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Table 7-2. Coordination Colours ........................................................................................................... 15
Table 8-1. Layer and Level Naming ....................................................................................................... 16
Table 8-2. Major Codes ......................................................................................................................... 17
Table 8-3. Minor Codes ......................................................................................................................... 20
Table 9-1. Line Styles............................................................................................................................. 25
Table 9-2. Complex Line Styles ............................................................................................................. 25
Table 9-3. Weight .................................................................................................................................. 25
Figures
Figure 2-1. Level One Process Map Example .......................................................................................... 3
Figure 3-1. Information Exchange Worksheet Extract ............................................................................ 6
Figure 5-1. Model Element Definition Worksheet Extract.................................................................... 11
Figure 7-1. COBie Information Structuring ........................................................................................... 14
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Acronyms, Abbreviations, and Definitions
Acronyms and Abbreviations
Acronym/Abbreviation Expansion
BIM Building Information Modelling
CAD Computer-aided Design
CFD Computational Fluid Dynamics
COBie Construction Operations Building Information Exchange
DLTM Dubai Local Transverse Mercator
EX20 Bureau Expo Dubai 2020
FF&E Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment
GIS Geographic Information System
IFC Industry Foundation Classes
LOD Level of Development
MEP Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing
PMC Programme Management Consultant
PMDS Programme Management Delivery System
PEP Project Execution Plan
WBS Work Breakdown Structure
Definitions
Term Definition
2D Two-dimensional graphical data.
3D Three -dimensional graphical data commonly referred to as a

model.
Asset The useful or valuable quality of an object.

AutoCAD Autodesk’s CAD platform. Used primarily for drafting. Required for
vertical applications provided by Autodesk and other third parties.
Autodesk Revit Suite of model authoring BIM tools i.e. Architecture/Structure/MEP

developed by Autodesk.
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Term Definition
Bentley AECOsim Building Bentley’s integrated model authoring BIM platform for
Designer architectural, structural and MEP disciplines.
BIM The digital representation of physical and functional characteristics

of a facility. A BIM is a shared knowledge resource for information
about a facility forming a reliable basis for decisions during its life-
cycle; defined as existing from earliest conception to demolition. A
basic premise of BIM is collaboration by different stakeholders at
different phases of the life cycle of a facility to insert, extract,
update or modify information in the BIM to support and reflect the
roles of that stakeholder.
CAD Computer Aided Design – software used by architects, engineers,

and drafters to create two dimensional (2D) or three dimensional
(3D) models. Also used as a software platform for some advanced
design applications including schematics and intelligent 3D
modelling.
COBie Construction Operations Building Information Exchange is a

specified information set, delivering consistent and structured asset
information useful to the owner-operator for post-occupancy
decision-making. COBie was developed to improve the handover
process to building owner-operators. It is, typically, a Microsoft
Excel spreadsheet, but other spreadsheet applications may be used.
Cost / Quantification (5D) Generate accurate quantity take-offs and cost estimates. Providing
‘what if’ analysis capabilities to assess modifications to design or
programme.
Drawing A representation of forms or objects on a surface by means of lines.
Extraction Term used to refer to geometry files that are automatically

generated to represent a specific view of a 3D model. The resulting
files contain 2D views from the model as it would be viewed from a
specific location looking into a specific direction.
Family A family is a group of elements with a common set of properties,

called parameters, and a related graphical representation.
Family Type Different elements belonging to a family may have different values
for some or all of their parameters, but the set of parameters (their
names and meanings) is the same. These variations within the
family are called family types or types.
FM and Asset Management 3D model based system that will efficiently aid in the maintenance
and operation of a facility and its assets.
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Term Definition
IFC Industry Foundation Classes - commonly used object-oriented file
format with a data model to facilitate interoperability (binary text
file)
Integration Refers to software applications that are tightly coupled. A

“seamless” integration of two applications would mean that the
user of the application would encounter no additional steps or
breaks in data flow when working with the resulting data between
the two applications.
Interoperability Refers to software applications or data and/or data formats that

work together. Generally an additional step is required to ‘convert’
or transfer the data from one format to another.
Layer Autodesk term used to separate graphic elements for display

control in drawing files.
Level Bentley term used to separate graphic elements for display control
in drawing files. See Layer.
Level of Development Refers to five basic levels of development created by the American
Institute of Architects in reference to model content.
Master Data that is referenced to the deliverable file to create construction

drawings.
Model A collection of 3D intelligent data which is continually propagated

throughout the lifecycle of the project.
NRM 1 The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors new rules of

measurement 1(NRM1), is a suite of documents issued by the RICS
Quantity Surveying and Construction Professional Group to provide
a standard set of measurement rules that are understandable by
anyone involved in a construction project.
PDF Portable Document Format – A file format that captures all the
elements of a printed document as an electronic image that you can
view, navigate, print or forward. PDF files are views using Acrobat
Reader available from Adobe.
Reference File Term used to refer to files that are displayed for reference purposes
from another file.
Schedule Sequencing (4D) Linking 3D model elements with a construction programme

enabling real time visualisation of build sequence.
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1 Overview
1.1 Two-Tier Standards Approach
The Collaborative BIM Project Execution Plan (PEP) must maintain its integrity over the longevity of
the programme from concepts to as-built. EX20 shall provide a two-tier standard that will enforce
standards (fixed) while ensuring the authors of the content have flexibility in innovation
(collaboratively developed). The fixed items will not need modification along the design and
construction path. The collaboratively developed items are established as best-in-class from the
onset but are collaboratively developed along the project journey.
This document focuses on the ‘COLLABORATIVE’ items and shall be subject to frequent updates.
Additional requirements are specified in the ‘Fixed’ BIM Standard Manual (Doc. Ref. No. 05007-GDL-
P000000-06-00089) and BIM Drawing Standards Manual (Doc. Ref. No. 05007-GDL-P000000-06-
00090).
This collaborative approach is to inspire innovation to attain amazing results across the Programme.
Not only is innovation and collaboration encouraged, it is expected.
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2 Process Design
2.1 Level One Process Overview Map
A workshop shall be held at the onset of the project to review the Process Maps (refer to Appendix
A) and record relevant information to facilitate the implementation of the identified BIM uses.
The level one overview map shows the relationship and outputs of the BIM uses which will occur
throughout the project. Fundamentally, the information maturity of the BIM use work processes
develop further as the tasks pass through gateways.
Figure 2-1 is an example of the level one process overview map. See ‘Appendix A’ for examples of
BIM process planning definitions and maps.

Collaborative BIM Project Execution Plan
Figure 2-1. Level One Process Map Example

2.2 Level Two Detailed BIM Uses Process Maps

Detailed BIM use process maps shall be created for different BIM uses to clearly define the sequence
of various tasks/ sub-processes to be performed. These maps also identify the responsible parties
for each process, reference required input and the process outputs which will be created and shared
with other processes. The Process mapping requires the detailed input of the specialists involved
and therefore requires adaptation during the development of the project. However, it is essential
that the processes required for the execution of each project phase are developed and agreed prior
to the start of execution of BIM uses. The process inputs and outputs shall be finally based on the
definition of the information exchange between all processes. The initial provision of inputs and
outputs is useful to support the facilitation of workshops to define the information exchanges.
The following uses require detailed BIM process maps to support the understanding of all
stakeholders for the execution of the BIM processes. Appendix A provides examples of printable
documents for the level two process maps, requiring further development/definition:
• Model Authoring
• Existing Conditions Modelling
• Engineering Analysis
• Visualisation
• Space Programming
• Design Reviews
• 3D Coordination (Clash Detection)
• Sustainability
• Cost Estimation / Quantification (5D)
• Schedule Sequencing (4D)
• Construction Progress Monitoring
• Record Modelling
• Facilities Management and Asset Management

3 BIM Information Exchange
Information Exchanges (IE) define the data submissions from an information authoring party to the
receiving party using or processing the information. The information exchange definition ensures
that the data required for a downstream process contains the level of information required to
successfully carry out that process. The information exchange will be collaboratively defined for each
project stage by the stakeholders responsible for carrying out the identified BIM uses, to identify the
minimum content requirements of each resulting information exchange. It is necessary that the
requirements of the downstream process match the authored data. The content of each information
exchange will be documented in the IE Worksheet, providing a comprehensive breakdown of all
model elements according to the WBS structure. The expected LOD at each stage of the project as
well as the parties responsible shall also be defined. When information is delivered in the form and
quality expected, an efficient workflow is achieved.
In order to ensure successful information exchange, a number of key factors shall be considered:
• The native software used and format of the information (type).
• A description of the information to be exchanged -what and when (see Model Element
Breakdown).
• A common understanding of each team member’s information needs.
To enable this exchange, a worksheet has been provided in Appendix B.

Figure 3-1. Information Exchange Worksheet Extract

Every element of a project does not need to be present to be valuable therefore, it is important to
only define the model elements that are necessary to implement BIM for each BIM use. If a receiver
of information wants to be sure he or she can utilise the information received, the sender and
receiver need to agree on which information to exchange. For example, an architect needs to be
sure that they receive information from the structural engineer in regard to which walls and columns
are structurally load-bearing. Similarly, the structural engineer needs to know the use characteristic
of the enclosures in order to calculate the correct design loads.
In addition, for BIM to be implemented successfully, it is critical that team members consider the
future use of the information that they are developing – cost/quantities, schedule, etc.
3.1 BIM Information Exchange Workshop

At the kick-off of the project a workshop is to be scheduled to review the BIM process maps and
identify information exchanges. During this workshop - Design Consultants and Contractors are
expected to develop a chart mapping information exchange content (via the Information Exchange
Worksheet – adding model elements as needed), level of detail, format, version and responsible
party for each exchange.
Table 3-1. Workshops Example
Attendees Actions Notes
Each Discipline Lead Review Model Output items and Workshop to occur at each project
identify the exchange, responsible stage to ensure each area has the
party, format, version, etc. information needed to develop a
collaborative BIM model
BIM Coordinator Record IEs on worksheet and Submits IE Worksheet to EX20 /

submits to EX20 / PMC PMC and any updates made
throughout the course of the
project
Infrastructure Lead Identify input and output needs -
Transport Lead Identify input and output needs -
Contractor Identify elements for scheduling -

needs
EX20 /PMC Project Consult -

Lead
Note: Submission of IE must be submitted to EX20 / PMC as part of BIM PEP

4 GIS Requirements
4.1 Deliverables
• Coordinate System:
- All GIS datasets for the project shall be in DLTM (Dubai Local Transvers Mercator)
• The GIS data format shall be File Geodatabase compatible with Environmental System
Research Institute (ESRI) ArcGIS and organised using feature datasets grouped on a theme
basis. When organising the geodatabase into feature datasets and feature classes, thematic
groupings, topological associations and classification shall be considered including:
- Core attribute commonality, geometry, subject matter, domain and subtype association,
topology rules, update characteristics, query and analysis
- The geometries shall be topologically cleaned and shall not contain any undershoots,
overshoots, zero length polyline, overlapping objects, snapping errors, intersection
errors, self-intersection errors and duplicates
• Metadata: All spatial data shall be documented by filling metadata for all the feature classes
in the GIS database. The metadata shall be stored in the same GIS file. Metadata will include,
but is not limited to, the following:
- Title: The ordinary name of the dataset
- Abstract: A brief narrative summary of the content of the dataset
- Themes or Categories: Describes the theme or category of the dataset
- Reference information to the organisation and individual(s) who created the dataset and
contact information
- Attribute fields and their definitions
4.2 Titleblock Template

All GIS maps are to be submitted to EX20/PMC in the GIS Drawing Titleblock Template, Doc. Ref:
05007-TEM-P990000-18-00111.
4.3 Additional Information

Both BIM and GIS provide graphical information but they also include additional attributes that
provide information suitable for further analysis. GIS is used at EX20 to exchange information with
different government stakeholders and therefore required information must be provided by the
Design Consultant and Contractor in a compatible GIS format. It is the responsibility of the Design
Consultant and Contractor to identify who these stakeholders are and their GIS information
requirements so that adequate provision can be made in the model authoring process to ensure the
BIM contains the appropriate data. These requirements shall be included in the document to ensure
that all project stakeholders may be informed about the GIS requirements.

5 Level of Development (LOD)
5.1 Overview
The Level of Development (LOD) refers to the 5 basic levels of development created by the American
Institute of Architects (AIA), reflecting a generic definition of model content. Further explanation of
LOD is provided in Table 5-1. The project team needs to agree responsibility and LOD for model
definition in alignment with project stages. Please refer to ‘Appendix B’ for the Model Definition
Worksheet (MOD). Note Table 5.2 defines responsibilities on a high level.
Table 5-1. AIA Level of Development Overview Applicable to Expo 2020
Illustrative Example LOD AIA Definition (Ref: G202–2013, Description

BIM Protocol Form)
100 The Model Element may be Essentially the equivalent

graphically represented in the of conceptual design, the
Model with a symbol or other model would consist of
generic representation, but overall building massing
does not satisfy the and the downstream users
requirements for LOD 200. are authorized to perform
Information related to the whole building types of
Model Element (i.e. cost per analysis (volume, building
square foot, tonnage of HVAC, orientation, cost per
etc.) can be derived from square foot, etc.)
Model Element.
200 The Model Element is Similar to developed

graphically represented within design, the model would
the Model as a generic system, consist of "generalized
object, or assembly with systems or assemblies with
approximate quantities, size, approximate quantities,
shape, location, and size, shape, location and
orientation. Non-graphic orientation." Authorized
information may also be uses would include
attached to the Model "analysis of selected
Element. systems by application of
generalized performance
criteria."
300 The Model Element is Model elements are

graphically represented within suitable for technical
the model as a specific system, design. As such, analysis
object or assembly in terms of and simulation is
quantity, size, shape, location, authorised for detailed
and orientation. Non-graphic elements and systems.
information may also be
attached to the Model
Element.

Table 5-2. Responsibilities for Design Consultants and Contractors
Project Stage LOD Responsibility Important Notes

1) Preparation and Brief 100 Design Consultant(s) n/a
2) Concept Design 100 Design Consultant(s) n/a
3) Developed Design 200 Design Consultant(s) n/a
4) Technical Design 300 Design Consultant(s) n/a
5) Construction 300 Contractor LOD in this case only refers to the
graphical representation.
Responsible parties are required to

provide a fully documented design
to the level of detail required for
construction and fabrication. This
level of detail shall be represented in
the form of traditional design
outputs (e.g. drawings) and
metadata within the model.
6) Handover and 300 Contractor LOD in this case only refers to the
Closeout graphical representation.
Responsible parties are required to

provide a fully documented design
to the level of detail required for As-
built information. This level of detail
shall be represented in the form of
traditional design outputs (e.g.
drawings) and metadata within the
model.

5.2 Model Element Definition
The model shall be developed to include the systems described in the Model Element Definition
Worksheet ‘Appendix B’. This list is not comprehensive and the project team will be required to
update as required e.g. landscape elements. Additional items need to be documented on the IE
Worksheet prior to submission to EX20.
Note: Level of Development (LOD) levels apply to model geometry and production information.
Users also need to consider that over-detailing a model causes degradation to the models
performance which is not conducive to the overall project or programme. The project team will need
to agree the LOD applicable to each element type and gateway.
Figure 5-1. Model Element Definition Worksheet Extract

6 BIM Data Requirements
6.1 Software
The project team will agree on the software to be used for delivery of downstream BIM uses and
document accordingly in Table 6-1. Consideration will also be taken to ensure data integration is
possible between specified software platforms where interdependencies exist across BIM uses e.g.
model authoring file formats will need to be compatible for use in 3D coordination software
platforms. This will be further detailed and aligned with the Information Exchange worksheet
(Appendix B2).
Table 6-1. Software Usage Table Overview
BIM Use Discipline Software Version File Format(s)
Model Authoring
Existing
Conditions
Modelling
Engineering
Analysis
Visualisation
Space
Programming
Design Reviews
3D Coordination
Cost Estimation /
Quantification
(5D)
Sustainability
Schedule
Sequencing (4D)
Construction
Progress
Monitoring
Record
Modelling
Facilities
Management &
Asset
Management
The BIM Use ‘Facilities and Asset Management’ is a requirement for applicable COBie drops. It is only in the
Operation stage that the digitally enabled FM solution shall be developed.

7 Model Structuring
7.1 Model Authoring
The project team will need to agree the number of model files to be created, which will reflect the
requirements of the specific project. Example below:
• Model 1 – Infrastructure
• Model 2 – Landscape
• Model 3 – Architecture (Building 1)
• Model 4 – Architecture (Building 2)
• Model 5 – Civil and Structural (Building 1)
• Model 6 – Civil and Structural (Building 2)
• Model 7 – MEP (Building 1)
• Model 9 – MEP (Building 2)
The strategy to be deployed will need to consider ‘best practices’ relating to workable file sizes and
downstream coordination. This section of the BIM PEP needs to detail (description/diagram) the
agreed strategy.
7.1.1 Data Classification
Individual object types e.g. wall, door, window, ductwork, column, beam etc. require specific object
parameters to be built-in to enable the detailed scheduling of information from components,
assemblies and systems for the purpose of cost estimation, construction and asset management. In
addition, a parameter shall be provided to reference project specifications, structured in CSI
Masterformat 2014. This improves efficiency and accuracy as model elements are linked with
clauses in the Building Specification database. To support the facilities and asset management
requirements during the operations phase of the project, the BIM must contain model elements
equipped with COBie parameters so that the spatial and physical aspects of the many elements that
make up the BIM can be easily organised and documented. Figure 7-1 illustrates the high level COBie
information structuring.
As per the Fixed BIM Standard Manual (Doc. Ref. No: 05007-GDL-P000000-06-00089) basic COBie
‘Type’ and ‘Component’ parameters are included in the definition for the COBie data requirements.
All COBie data shall be considered in the BIM and will be provided and updated during the project
execution.
The provision of information will be executed in data drops as illustrated in Table 7-1. Data drops
occur at the completion of each project stage. COBie data will require updates during the
development of the design and during construction upon availability of new information.

Table 7-1. COBie Sheets and Data Drop Requirements
COBie Sheets
Component
Connection
Coordinate
Document
Data Drop
Assembly
Resource
Attribute
Completion of Phase
Contact
System
Facility
Impact
Space
Spare
Floor
Issue
Zone
Type
Job
Concept 0 x
Developed Design 1 x x x x x x x x x x
Technical Design 2 x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x
Construction 3 x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x
Handover and Closeout 4 x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x
Figure 7-1. COBie Information Structuring
For an example of the COBie worksheet and the data required refer to ‘Appendix C’. All parameters
to fulfil the COBie requirements shall be included in BIM model objects for the authoring of the
design. These parameters shall be used by the design consultant as shared parameters to ensure the
appropriate output of the information upon completion of the design stages. The shared parameter
file shall be handed over to the Contractor for completion during the construction phase of the
project.

7.1.2 Material Library

The shared material library strategy is to be defined in this section by the project team.
7.2 3D Coordination
Models from the design authoring stage will be combined in a multi-disciplinary environment to
enable clash detection to be deployed. This section of the BIM PEP needs to detail
(description/diagram) the agreed strategy. The colour table below is to be implemented as a basis to
support the easy differentiation of the trades contained in a consolidated model it is subject to
revision or further refinement by the project team:
Table 7-2. Coordination Colours
Trade Abbreviation R G B Colour Transparency
Architectural Elements ARC 192 192 192 0%
Architectural Floors ARC 192 192 192 50%
Architectural Ceilings SCL 255 255 128 50%
Structural Elements STR 128 128 128 0%
Structural Slabs SLB 128 128 128 50%
Fire Protection FFT 255 128 0 0%
Gas Supply GAS 0 255 255 0%

HVAC HVC 255 255 0 0%
Lighting LIT 255 255 128 0%
Low Current LCT 128 0 64 0%
Power supply PWR 128 0 128 0%
Drainage DRA 0 64 0 0%
Water supply WTS 0 255 0 0%

8 Layers and Levels
8.1 Layers and Levels
An initial listing of layers/levels is available in the BIM Drawing Standards Manual, Appendix B (Doc.
Ref. No: 05007-GDL-P000000-06-00090). This refers to 2D drafting standards.
8.1.1 Layer/Level Naming Convention
Table 8-1. Layer and Level Naming
Minor Group
Minor Group
Major Group
Designator
Discipline
Hyphen
Hyphen
Hyphen
Hyphen
Status
Required Optional
AR - W A L L
AR - W A L L - F U L L
AR - W A L L - F U L L - T E X T
AR - W A L L - F U L L - T E X T - N
Description of Modules
Layer/Level names consist of up to 5 components:
• Discipline Designators: Character code to identify the discipline to be used.
- (ex: 04 = Architectural)
• Major Group: Four character code to identify a major building system type.
- (ex: 04-WALL = Architectural Wall)
• Minor Group 1: Optional four character code to further define the Major Group.
- (ex: 04-WALL-FULL = Architectural Full Height Wall)
• Minor Group 2: Optional four character code to further define Minor Group 1.
- (ex: 04-WALL-FULL-TEXT = Architectural Full Height Wall, Text)
• Status: Identifies the status or phase of the layer/level.
- (ex: 04-WALL-FULL-TEXT-N = Architectural Full Height Wall, Text, New)

8.1.2 Layer/Level Naming Convention

While the list of delivered layers/levels is very comprehensive, there may be a need to create
layers/levels to accommodate specific project needs. To maintain compliance with EX20 BIM
standards, follow the guidelines below:
• As with file naming conventions, the Programme will typically only use two characters for a
Discipline Designator. The use of second level designators will be decided at the project
level.
• A Discipline Designator and Major Group must be used.
• Major and Minor Groups should contain 4 characters. No more, no less. Codes should be as
intuitive as possible.
• Level/Layer components should be applied in the order shown here, however, optional fields
may be skipped. For example, A-WALL-N uses the required fields, skips the Minor Group
Fields, and uses the Status Field.
• All fields should be separated by hyphens.
• Document all layer/level additions or modifications with the BIM Coordinator.
8.1.3 Major and Minor
The following lists include most commonly used Major and Minor Group Field Codes:
Major Group Field Codes

Identifies a major building system. Logically grouped with specific Discipline Designators but may be
combined with any prescribed Discipline Designator provided that the definition of the Major Group
remains unchanged.
Table 8-2. Major Codes
Major Group Codes
Code Description
ALRM Alarm system
AUXL Auxiliary systems
BEAM Beams
BELL Bell system
BLDG Buildings and primary structures
BRAC Bracing
BRDG Bridge
CABL Cable systems
CASE Casework
CLNG Ceiling
COLS Columns
COMM Communications

Major Group Codes
Code Description
CONV Conveying systems
CTRL Control systems
DECK Decking
DOOR Doors
DRIV Driveways
ELECT Electrical system, telecom plan
ELHT Electric heat
EQPM Equipment
EXHS Exhaust system
FENC Fences
FIRE Fire protection system
FLOR Floor
FNDN Foundation
FNSH Finishes
FURN Furnishings
GLAZ Glazing
GRND Ground system (electrical)
HOTW Hot water heating
HVAC HVAC
INST Instrumentation system
JNTS Joints
JOIS Joists
LITE Lighting fixtures
MAJQ Major equipment
MILL Millwork
MINQ Minor equipment
MKUP Make-up air system

Major Group Codes
Code Description
PLNT Plant and landscape material
POWR Power
PRKG Parking lots
PRTN Partitions
PVMT Pavement
Railroad (Cannot use for

handrail\guardrail as it changes
RAIL definition)
RAIR Relief air systems
ROAD Roads, streets, etc.
ROOF Roof
RRAP Riprap
SITE Site features and improvements
SLAB Slab
SOIL Soils
SPCL Special systems (Mechanical)
SPCQ Specialized equipment
SSWR Sanitary sewer system
STEM Steam system
STRM Storm drainage and sewer system
STRS Stairs
SWLK Sidewalks
UNID Unidentified site objects
WALL Walls
WATR Water

Minor Group Field Codes

Helps further define the Major Groups. A second Minor Group may be used for further delineation.
Logically grouped with specific Major Groups but may be used to modify any Major Group provided
that the definition of the Minor Group remains unchanged.
Table 8-3. Minor Codes
Minor Group Codes
Code Description
ABLT Anchor bolts
ACCS Access
BOTD Bottom
BRCK Brick
BRDG Bridges (pedestrian)
BRGX Bridging
CASE Casework
CIRC Circuit
CLDA Cold air
CLNG Ceiling mounted
CMTL Corrugated metal
CMUW Concrete masonry unit
CNTJ Construction joints
COAX Coax cable
CONC Concrete
CTLJ Control joint
CTNR Container or planter
CURB Curbs
DECK Outdoor decks
DEVC Devices
DISC Discharge
DMPR Damper
DOOR Door

Minor Group Codes
Code Description
DRAN Drainage
DUCT Ductwork
DVDR Thin dividers
EFAN Electric fan
ELECT Electrical
EQPM Equipment
EVTR Elevator cars and equipment
EXPJ Expansion joint
EXTR Exterior and site
FIBR Fibre optics
FILE File cabinets
FIXD Fixed equipment
FIXT Plumbing fixtures
FLDR Floor drains
FLOR Floor mounted, floor lines, etc.
FNSH Finishes
FRAM Framing
FREE Freestanding
FTNG Footings
GRAL Guard rail (w/ FENC)
GRAT Grates
GRBM Grade beams
GRID Grid lines
GRND Grounding (electrical)
GRND Ground cover
GRVL Gravel surface
HORZ Horizontal

Minor Group Codes
Code Description
HRAL Handrails, guardrails
HRDW Hardware
HWAL Head wall
Instrumentation (meters,
INST transformers)
INTR Interior
JACK Jacks
JBOX Junction boxes
JNTC Control joint
Expansion joint (for concrete

JNTE only)
LADD Ladders and ladder assemblies
Level changes, ramps, pits,

LEVL depressions
LOWR Lower
MBND Material beyond cutline
MCUT Material cut by view or cutline
METL Miscellaneous metals
MHOL Manhole
MILL Millwork
MISC Miscellaneous
Movable equipment or
MOVE elements
MSNW Masonry
NSBR Noise barrier
OBJT Objects
OPEN Openings (ceiling)
OPNG Openings (floor, roof, etc.)

Minor Group Codes
Code Description
OVHD Overhead
PANL Panels
PATT Textures and hatch patterns
PCST Pre-cast concrete
PIER Drilled piers
PILE Piles
PNLS System panels
POLE Pole
POST Posts
PRCH Porch
RAIS Raised
RAMP Accessible ramp
RBAR Reinforcing bar
RETN Return (HVAC)
RFDR Roof drains
RISR Riser
ROCK Rocks and Rock outcroppings
RTWL Retaining Wall
SEAT Seating
SHEA Structural bearing or shear wall
SHLF Shelving
SIGN Signage
SILL Sill
SLVE Sleeve
SPCL Specialties or special features
STEL Steel
STEP Steps or stair tread

Minor Group Codes
Code Description
STOR Storage
STRC Structures
Stair treads, escalators, ladders

STRS (i.e. FLOR-STRS)
SUPP Supply (HVAC)
SUPT General pipe supports (Process)
SUSP Suspended
SWBD Switch boards
SWCH Switches
TANK Storage tank
TPTN Toilet partitions
Cable trays and wireways

TRAY (electrical)
TURF Lawn areas
UCTR Minor equipment
UNDR Underground
UTIL Utilities
VALV Valves
Trees, shrubs, and other

VEGE vegetation
VENT Vent
VERT Vertical
WDWK Architectural woodwork
WIRE Wiring
WKSF Work surface components
WOOD Wood
XFMR Transformers

9 Lines and Weight Styles
9.1 Line Styles
Below line style tables are examples. See BIM Drawing Standards Manual, Appendix A (Doc. Ref. No:
05007-GDL-P000000-06-00090) for complete list.
Table 9-1. Line Styles
Line Style Description

Continuous
Hidden 2
Hidden
Dashed
Center2
Dashed2
Phantomx2
Centerx2
Table 9-2. Complex Line Styles
Line Style Description

Batting
Fenceline1
Gas Line
Hydraulic
Table 9-3. Weight
Object Description Type

Material Indications, Surface Marks, Hatch Lines, Patterns Fine
Dimension Lines, Leaders, Extension Lines, Break Lines, Hidden Objects, Dotted Lines, Thin
Dashed Lines, Setback Lines, Center lines, Grid Lines, Schedule Grid Lines
Object Lines, Property Lines, Text, Lettering, Terminator Marks, Door and Window Medium
Elevations, Schedule Grid Accent Lines
Title, Edges of Interior and Exterior Elevations, Profiling, Cut Lines, Property Lines, Wide
Section Cutting Plane Lines, Drawing Borders
Match Lines, Large Titles, Footprints, Title Block Borders, Sheet Borders, Schedule Extra
Outlines Wide
Major Title Underlining, Separating Portions of Design XX Wide
Border Sheet Outlines and Cover Sheet Line work XXX Wide

Appendix A - BIM Process Definitions and Maps
10 Abbreviations
10.1 Overview
The standard abbreviations shall be used consistently on all drawings to clearly specify information
and conserve space. See BIM Drawing Standards Manual, Appendix C (Doc. Ref. No: 05007-GDL-
P000000-06-00090) for a complete list of standard abbreviations.

Appendix A
BIM Process Definitions and Maps
1 BIM Process Planning Definitions
Table 1-1. Definitions
Term Definition
3D Micro Coordination Coordination within a discipline
3D Macro Coordination Conflict resolution and coordination between all disciplines and
across the project
Virtual Prototype Assemblies for manufacturing; energy analysis, structural
analysis, etc. to reduce time to market
Historical Site Information Historical Site Information Includes any elements above the
surface and all underground utilities, horizontal and vertical
datum, control points, etc.
Laser Scanning Used to rapidly capture existing shapes of objects, buildings,
etc. delivering information in point clouds
Point Cloud Survey A method of generating a BIM model from an existing building
through the use of laser technology. It creates a digital 'cloud' of
geometric points. This data can be generated to create the
geometry of a building, objects, etc.
Parametric Modelling Parametric Modelling Using the computer to design objects by
modelling their components with real-world behaviours and
attributes. Parametric Modelling uses parametric constraints to
define and easily modify part features, and to create
relationships between these features in order to create
intelligent part models. These virtual parts can then be
combined to form assembly models.
Information Exchange Bidirectional information sharing; identification of model
elements that will be exchanged and who is responsible to
ensure that exchange occurs.
Composite Model The compilation of multiple models referenced together to
create a single model showing all elements collaboratively.
Coordination Model A composite model used for clash detection, design reviews
and simulated walk-throughs.
Design Review Information Documented actions as a result of the design review meeting.
Note who is responsible to adjust model elements that were
identified as conflicts or
Map 1.1 – BIM Process Overview Map - DESIGN Process Map/BIM Workflow
A.01_BIM_PlanningProcessMap.ppt [Q22-APW-CMN-PMC-REP-0257]
DC DC
Concept Design QA/QC Developed Design QA/QC Technical Design Process subject to further development
Author Model Author Model Update Space
Programme
Concept Create 4D Sequencing Create 4D Sequencing
Design All
Map 2.1 Model All Disciplines Map 2.1 Model Architecture Map 2.4
Disciplines
DC Map 2.8 DC Map 2.8
Start Perform Cost Estimate

Perform Construction
Design Perform Cost Estimate
Planning DC Map 2.7
Existing Conditions Engineering DC Map 2.7

Map 2.9
Team (DC)
Modelling
DC
CIV Map 2.2 Evaluate Sustainability
QA/QC
parameters
Perform Cost Estimate
All
TBC
DC Map 2.7 Disciplines
Evaluate Sustainability
parameters
BIM USES
Planning Planning Evaluate Sustainability All Author Model

TBD Create 4D Sequencing
Develop and Implement Develop Space Disciplines
parameters Update Space Model
Project BIM PMP Programme Programme All Disciplines Map 2.1
All
TBD
BIM Disciplines Architecture Map 2.8
Planning Architecture Map 2.4 Architecture Map 2.4
Manager
Create Visualization Create Visualization
Architecture TBD Architecture TBD

START
CONSTRUCTION
Perform Engineering Perform Engineering EXECUTION
Analysis Analysis
Engineering Engineering
Map 2.3 Map 2.3
Team (DC) Team (DC)
Perform 3D Coordination
Perform 3D Coordination Perform 3D Coordination All Map 2.6

Disciplines
All All
Map 2.6 Map 2.6
Disciplines Disciplines
Perform Design Reviews

Perform Design Reviews Perform Design Reviews
All
Map 2.5
Disciplines
All
Disciplines
Map 2.5
All
Disciplines
Map 2.5 END DESIGN
PROCESS
Concept Sustain. Sustain.

Massing Analysis Analysis Sustain.
Model Model Model Analysis
Model
3D Coord. 3D Coord.
Concept Model
Developed Design Model
Technical Design
3D Coord.
Model
Legend: Design 5D Cost 5D Cost
Phase Estimation Estimation 5D Cost
OUTPUT
Estimation
Action ARC MEP 3D Design ARC MEP ARC MEP
Model Model Review Model Model 4D.Model
Model
Model Model 4D.Model
Lead Task
Structural Structural
Analysis Analysis Construct.
Abbreviations:: STR CIV Model Review
STR CIV Model
STR CIV
ARC - Architecture Model Model Model
3D Visual- Model Model 3D Design
Model Model
STR - Structure Review
ization 3D Design
MEP- Mech./Elec./Plumb. Model
Review
CIV - Civil works Model
Exist. 3D Visual-
PM - Project Manager COBie COBie
Cond. ization COBie
DC - Design Consultant data data
Model data
MC - Main Contractor
Map 1.2 – BIM Process Overview Map - CONSTRUCTION Process Map/BIM Workflow
A.01_BIM_PlanningProcessMap.ppt [Q22-APW-CMN-PMC-REP-0257]
Construction Execution Construction Handover and Closeout
Design
Process subject to further development
Infor-
mation
Perform Cost Estimate
PM Cost Map 2.7

Consultant
DC
QA/QC
Evaluate Sustainability Perform Cost Estimate
DC parameters
PM Cost Map 2.7
QA/QC MC All Consultant
TBD
Disciplines
BIM USES
Construction Progress Perform FM and Asset

Author Model Create Record Model
Monitoring Management
MC All MC All MC All
Map 2.1 MC Planning Map 2.9 Map 2.10 TBD
Disciplines Disciplines Disciplines
START END
CONSTRUCTION PROCESS
EXECUTION Create 4D Sequencing
Model
MC Planning Map 2.8
Perform 3D Coordination
NC All Map 2.6

Disciplines
Sustain.
Analysis
Model
Shop 3D
4D Progress Handover FM and
Drawings 3D Coord. Model Record
Asset Model
Model Documents Model
Legend:
ARC MEP 5D Cost
Model Model Estimation
ARC MEP
Phase
OUTPUT
Model Model
Action 3D Design
Review
Model
Lead Task STR CIV
Model Model Digital STR CIV
Fabrication Model Model
Abbreviations:: Model
ARC - Architecture Constr.
STR - Structure Planning
MEP- Mech./Elec./Plumb. COBie Model
COBie
CIV - Civil works Data 3
Data 4
PM - Project Manager
DC - Design Consultant
Map 2.1 – Model Authoring Process Map/BIM Workflow
A.03_BIM_DesignAuthoringProcessMap.ppt [Q22-APW-CMN-PMC-REP-0257]
BIM PMP
Require-
Existing
Conditions
Concept
Parametric
Modelling
Space Process subject to further development
Design Validation
INPUT
ments Model Content
Concept Design: Developed Design: Technical Design:
Create STR Model Update STR Model Update STR Model Update STR Model
Engineer/Designer Engineer/Designer Engineer/Designer Engineer/Designer
DC DC
PROCESS STEPS
DC
QA/QC QA/QC
Create ARC Model QA/QC Update ARC Model Update ARC Model
NO
NO NO
Architect Architect Architect
Coordinate Interface
Identify Required Identify Information Points Between Venue, YES
YES Model meets Model meets YES
Design Models Exchanges Infra and Transport Model meets
requirements? requirements?
requirements?
All Disciplines All Disciplines PM/Discipline Leads
START END
PROCESS
Create MEP Model Update MEP Model Update MEP Model PROCESS
Engineers/Designers Engineers/Designers Engineers/Designers
Update Civil / Infra- Update Civil / Infra-

Create Civil / Infra-
structure Model structure Model
structure Model
Engineer/Designer Engineers/Designers Engineers/Designers
Legend:
Information Concept Design Developed Design Technical Design
Exchange
Action Worksheet
OUTPUT
ARC MEP COBie ARC MEP COBie ARC MEP COBie

Lead
Model Model drop 1 Model Model drop 2 Model Model drop 3
Abbreviations::
ARC - Architecture
STR - Structure STR CIV STR CIV STR CIV
MEP- Mech./Elec./Plumb. Model Model Model Model Model Model
CIV - Civil works
Map 2.2 – Existing Conditions Modelling Process Map/BIM Workflow

INPUT
Historical Existing
Geotechnical Site/ Qatar
Topo Data Services
Report Facilities GIS Data
Data
Information
DC
PROCESS STEPS
QA/QC
Survey Existing Facilities
START END
PROCESS TBD PROCESS
Collect Current Site Create Existing Complete Existing
Conditions Data Conditions Model Conditions Information
Design Consultant Design Consultant Design Consultant

Survey Existing Site
Conditions
TBD
Legend: Existing
Conditions
Survey
Information
Action Model
Model
OUTPUT
(GIS)
Lead
Abbreviations::
ARC - Architecture
STR - Structure
MEP- Mech./Elec./Plumb.
CIV - Civil works
Map 2.3 – Engineering Analysis Process Map/BIM Workflow

ARC
INPUT
Seismic
Soil Data Wind Loads Concept
Loads
Model
PROCESS STEPS
DC
QA/QC
NO
START END
PROCESS PROCESS
Export Model to Export Model to
Generate Structural Generate Structural Update Structural Design
Structural Analysis Analyze Model Results YES Structural Design
Layout Design Model Model
Application Accep- Application
table?
Structural Engineer Structural Engineer Structural Engineer Structural Engineer Structural Engineer Structural Engineer
Legend:
Action
OUTPUT
STR
Lead STR STR
Design
Analysis Design
Model
Model Model
Abbreviations:: (Draft)
ARC - Architecture
STR - Structure
CIV - Civil works
Map 2.4 – Space Programming Process Map/BIM Workflow

INPUT
Existing
Site
Conditions
Information
Model
Identify Building
PROCESS STEPS
Use/Type
Owner NOT
Acceptable
START Start Design END
PROCESS Programming PROCESS
Identify Area Validate Clients Generate Conceptual
Create Program Acceptable
Requirements Space Requirements Building Layout Program
Validation
Owner Design Consultant Design Consultant Design Consultant
Identify Cost Targets
Owner
Legend:
Space Space
Action Validation Program
OUTPUT
Lead
Abbreviations::
ARC - Architecture
STR - Structure
CIV - Civil works
Map 2.5 – Design Reviews Process Map/BIM Workflow
Q22
INPUT
Contract Design
Project Design
Require- Renders and
BIM Models
ments Animations
PMP
Return to current
Design Authoring
Compile Design
Review Design
Review Feedback
Brief Compliance
All Disciplines
PM/Client
Review Space
Program
PM/Client
PROCESS STEPS
NO
Consolidate
Develop Schedule Define the Models Identify review Prepare Model for Review Create Action
Design Model for
for Design Review for Design Review issues Design Review Sustainability Plan Design YES END
Design Review acceptable PROCESS
DC BIM DC BIM ?
All Disciplines All Disciplines PM / DC All Disciplines All Disciplines
START Coordinator Coordinator
PROCESS Input to further
Design
Perform Value
Engineering
Review
PM / DC / MC
Legend:
Action
Design
OUTPUT
Review
Lead Information
Abbreviations::
ARC - Architecture
STR - Structure
CIV - Civil works
Map 2.6 – 3D Coordination (Clash Detection) Process Map/BIM Workflow
Q22
Contract IE
INPUT
Project Design
Require- Require-
BIM Model
ments ments
PMP
DC
QA/QC
Establish a
PROCESS STEPS
Define IE
Develop Schedule Define the Models Compile Perform Clash Review and Identify Solutions
requirement for Protocol to YES Phase YES
for Coordination for Coordination Composite Model Detection Any classify clashes relevant to Clashes
Discipline Models Address Clashes clashes? clashes?
All Disciplines All Disciplines All Disciplines All Disciplines BIM Coordinator BIM Coordinator All Disciplines All Disciplines
START Start Design
PROCESS NO NO
Coordination
Process
END END
PROCESS PROCESS
Coordi- Clashes
nation Coordin
Legend: for suc-
Model by ation
cessing
Discipline Model
Phase
Action
OUTPUT
Lead
Abbreviations::
ARC - Architecture
STR - Structure
CIV - Civil works
Map 2.7 – Cost Estimation (5D) Process Map/BIM Workflow

INPUT
Native
Cost Analysis Cost
Intelligent
Reports Method Database
3D Models
Incorporate
Contingencies/
Overhead
DC
PROCESS STEPS
QA/QC
NO NO NO
Develop Evaluate Methods Organize Incorporate

Establish Cost Adjust BIM for Model Export BIM for Calculate Costs Review Results in
YES Quantities Review Quantities Results YES for Assembly Quantities to Cost Contingencies/ YES
Estimates Takeoff ready for Analysis Schedule Data from Quantities Costs/Results compliance
QTO/Cost acceptable? Construction Overhead with cost
Analysis? target?
DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC
START END
PROCESS PROCESS
Legend:
Action Cost
Quantity
OUTPUT
Estimate
Takeoff for
Lead for
Assemblies
Assemblies
Abbreviations::
ARC - Architecture
STR - Structure
CIV - Civil works
Map 2.8 – Schedule Sequencing (4D) Process Map/BIM Workflow

INPUT
3D Productivity
Lead Times
Models Information
PROCESS STEPS
Set Construction Include BIM

Prepare/Adjust QA/QC
Sequencing and quantities in
Schedule NO
Flow Schedule NO
Planning Engineer All Disciplines Planning Engineer
Establish / Agree
Define Schedule Link 3D Elements Validate Accuracy Review 4D
Model Element YES Schedule YES
Activities to Activities of 4D Models Model Model/Schedule
Table correct? Optimized?
All Disciplines Planning Engineer BIM Coordinator All Disciplines All Disciplines
Update 3D Model
START END
to Accommodate
PROCESS Schedule Needs PROCESS
DC / MC
All Disciplines
Legend:
Action
4D Model
OUTPUT
Schedule 4D Model Schedule

(Schedule
Lead (Draft) (Draft) Optimized
Animated)
Abbreviations::
ARC - Architecture
STR - Structure
CIV - Civil works
Map 2.9 – Construction Progress Monitoring Process Map/BIM Workflow

INPUT
4D Schedule
Model Baseline
Review discre-
pancies and agree
revision
PROCESS STEPS
PM / GC
QA/QC NO
Define approach Establish ProMon Record onsite Incorporate Incorporate

for Progress work completion/ progress in BIM Progress data into Review provided Issue PM progress
approach in BIM YES
Monitoring progress environment Project Schedule progress Progress reporting
environment accurate?
PM Proj. Controls GC Planning GC CM GC Planning GC Planning PM Proj. Controls PM Proj. Controls
START END
PROCESS PROCESS
for reporting for reporting
period period
Legend:
Action 4D
Progress 4D Earned
OUTPUT
Progress
monitoring Progress Value
Lead Model
approach Model analsis
(Draft)
Abbreviations::
ARC - Architecture
STR - Structure
CIV - Civil works
Map 2.10 – Record Modelling Process Map/BIM Workflow
BIM Project COBIE

Coordinated Process subject to further development
INPUT
Equipment Shop
Manage- Require-
Information Drawing
ment Plan ments
Model
PROCESS STEPS
MC
QA/QC
No
START END
PROCESS PROCESS
Identify Information Survey As-Built Update BIM to As-Built Complete Information Generate Additional Create COBie data
Model YES
Requirements conditions conditions in BIM Required Information accept- sheets from BIM
able?
Main Contractor Main Contractor Main Contractor Main Contractor Main Contractor Main Contractor
Legend:
As-Built /
COBie data
Record
sheets
Model
Action
OUTPUT
Lead
Abbreviations::
ARC - Architecture
STR - Structure
CIV - Civil works
Appendix B
Information Exchange and Model Element
Definition Worksheets
APPENDIX B
MODEL ELEMENT DEFINITION (MOD)
Project Party Abbreviation LOD Brief Description

Architect ARC 100 Concept
Civils and Infrastructure Engineer CIN 200 Developed Design
Structural Engineer STR 300 Technical Design
MEP Engineer MEP
Landscape Architect LSC
Special Consultant SPC
Contractor CON
FM & Asset Manager FMA
Gateway 1) Preparation and Brief 2) Concept Design 3) Developed Design 4) Technical Design 5) Construction 6) Handover and Closeout
LOD as per Resp. Party Notes LOD as per Resp. Party Notes LOD as per Resp. Party Notes LOD as per Resp. Party Notes LOD as per Resp. Party Notes LOD as per Resp. Party Notes
Model Element Breakdown
Discipline Discipline Discipline Discipline Discipline Discipline
10 Substructure
General 100 100 200 300 300 300
Standard Foundations 100 100 200 300 300 300
Specialist Foundations 100 100 200 300 300 300
Special Foundations 100 100 200 300 300 300
Slab on Grade 100 100 200 300 300 300
Basement Excavation 100 100 200 300 300 300
Basement Retaining Walls 100 100 200 300 300 300
Lowest Floor Construction 100 100 200 300 300 300
20 Superstructure
General 100 100 200 300 300 300
Frame 100 100 200 300 300 300
Upper Floors 100 100 200 300 300 300
Roofs 100 100 200 300 300 300
Stairs and Rams 100 100 200 300 300 300
External Walls 100 100 200 300 300 300
Windows and External Doors 100 100 200 300 300 300
Internal Walls and Partitions 100 100 200 300 300 300
Internal Doors 100 100 200 300 300 300
25 Specialist Install
General 100 100 200 300 300 300
Gondola 100 100 200 300 300 300
TBC 100 100 200 300 300 300
TBC 100 100 200 300 300 300
30 Internal Finishes
General 100 100 200 300 300 300
Wall Finishes 100 100 200 300 300 300
Ceiling Finishes 100 100 200 300 300 300
Fittings, Furnishings and Equipment 100 100 200 300 300 300
40 Services
General 100 100 200 300 300 300
Sanitary Appliances 100 100 200 300 300 300
Services Equipment 100 100 200 300 300 300
Disposal Installations 100 100 200 300 300 300
Water Installations 100 100 200 300 300 300
Heat Source 100 100 200 300 300 300
Space Heating and air conditioning 100 100 200 300 300 300
Ventilation Systems 100 100 200 300 300 300
Electrical Installations 100 100 200 300 300 300
Gas and other fuel installations 100 100 200 300 300 300
Lift and Conveyor installations 100 100 200 300 300 300
Fire and lighting protection 100 100 200 300 300 300
Communication, security and control systems 100 100 200 300 300 300
Specialist Installations 100 100 200 300 300 300
Builders Work in Connections 100 100 200 300 300 300
Testing and Commissioning 100 100 200 300 300 300
Gateway 1) Preparation and Brief 2) Concept Design 3) Developed Design 4) Technical Design 5) Construction 6) Handover and Closeout
LOD as per LOD as per LOD as per LOD as per LOD as per LOD as per
Model Element Breakdown Resp. Party Notes Resp. Party Notes Resp. Party Notes Resp. Party Notes Resp. Party Notes Resp. Party Notes
Discipline Discipline Discipline Discipline Discipline Discipline
50 Prefab Buildings
General 100 100 200 300 300 300
Prefab Buildings 100 100 200 300 300 300
60 Renovation Works
General 100 100 200 300 300 300
Minor Demolition Works 100 100 200 300 300 300
70 External Works
General 100 100 200 300 300 300
Site Preparation 100 100 200 300 300 300
Roads, Paths and Pavings 100 100 200 300 300 300
Planting 100 100 200 300 300 300
Fences, Rails and Walls 100 100 200 300 300 300
Site/Street Furniture and Equipment 100 100 200 300 300 300
External Drainage 100 100 200 300 300 300
External Services 100 100 200 300 300 300
Minor Building Works and Ancillary Buildings 100 100 200 300 300 300
75 Utilities
General 100 100 200 300 300 300
DCP 100 100 200 300 300 300
Sub-stations 100 100 200 300 300 300
TSE 100 100 200 300 300 300
Thermal Storage 100 100 200 300 300 300
Communications 100 100 200 300 300 300
Emergency Services 100 100 200 300 300 300
Data Centre 100 100 200 300 300 300
Pumping Station 100 100 200 300 300 300
80 Facilitating Works
General 100 100 200 300 300 300

Toxic and Hazardous Material Removal 100 100 200 300 300 300
Major Demolition Works 100 100 200 300 300 300
Specialist Ground Works 100 100 200 300 300 300
Temporary Diversion Works 100 100 200 300 300 300
Extraordinary Site Investigation Works 100 100 200 300 300 300
90 Preliminaries
General 100 100 200 300 300 300
Site logistics 100 100 200 300 300 300
95 Event Management
General 100 100 200 300 300 300
Security 100 100 200 300 300 300
Parking 100 100 200 300 300 300
Datum
Grid 100 100 200 300 300 300
Levels 100 100 200 300 300 300
Origin 100 100 200 300 300 300
IE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Responsible Party Abbreviation LOD Responsible Party Notes

Architect ARC 100, 200, 300 Author of Content Any additional info,
Civils and Infrastructure CIN
Structural Engineer STR
MEP Engineer MEP
Landscape Architect LSC
Special Consultant SPC
Contractor CON
FM & Asset Manager FMA
BIM Use Title Model Authoring Sustainability 3D Coordination Design Reviews Visualisation Schedule Sequencing Construction Progress Space Programming Cost Estimation / Existing Condition Engineering Analysis Record Modelling FM and Asset
(4D) Monitoring Quantification (5D) Modelling Management
Project Stage
Information Receiver
Software, Version, File Format
Model Element Breakdown LOD Resp. Notes LOD Resp. Notes LOD Resp. Notes LOD Resp. Notes LOD Resp. Notes LOD Resp. Notes LOD Resp. Notes LOD Resp. Notes LOD Resp. Notes LOD Resp. Notes LOD Resp. Notes LOD Resp. Notes LOD Resp. Notes
Party Party Party Party Party Party Party Party Party Party Party Party Party
10 Substructure
General
Standard Foundations
Specialist Foundations
Special Foundations
Slab on Grade
Basement Excavation
Basement Retaining Walls
Lowest Floor Construction
20 Superstructure
General
Frame
Upper Floors
Roofs
Stairs and Rams
External Walls
Windows and External Doors
Internal Walls and Partitions
Internal Doors
25 Specialist Install
General
Gondola
TBC
TBC
30 Internal Finishes
General
Wall Finishes
Ceiling Finishes
Fittings, Furnishings and Equipment
40 Services
General
Sanitary Appliances
Services Equipment
Disposal Installations
Water Installations
Heat Source
Space Heating and air conditioning
Ventilation Systems
Electrical Installations
Gas and other fuel installations
Lift and Conveyor installations
Fire and lighting protection
Communication, security and control
Specialist Installations
Builders Work in Connections
Testing and Commissioning
50 Prefab Buildings
General
Prefab Buildings
BIM Use Title Model Authoring Sustainability 3D Coordination Design Reviews Visualisation Schedule Sequencing Construction Progress Space Programming Cost Estimation / Existing Condition Engineering Analysis Record Modelling FM and Asset
(4D) Monitoring Quantification (5D) Modelling Management
Project Stage
Information Receiver
Software, Version, File Format
Model Element Breakdown (Uniformat) Info Resp. Notes Info Resp. Notes Info Resp. Notes Info Resp. Notes Info Resp. Notes Info Resp. Notes Info Resp. Notes Info Resp. Notes Info Resp. Notes Info Resp. Notes Info Resp. Notes Info Resp. Notes Info Resp. Notes
Party Party Party Party Party Party Party Party Party Party Party Party Party
60 Renovation Works
General
Minor Demolition Works
70 External Works
General
Site Preparation
Roads, Paths and Pavings
Planting
Fences, Rails and Walls
Site/Street Furniture and Equipment
External Drainage
External Services
Minor Building Works and Ancillary
75 Utilities ildi
General
DCP
Sub-stations
TSE
Thermal Storage
Communications
Emergency Services
Data Centre
Pumping Station
80 Facilitating Works
General
Toxic and Hazardous Material Removal
Major Demolition Works
Specialist Ground Works
Temporary Diversion Works
Extraordinary Site Investigation Works
90 Preliminaries
General
Site logistics
95 Event Management
General
Security
Parking
Datum
Grid
Levels
Origin
Appendix C
COBie Worksheet
APPENDIX C.01
COBie Parameters
N = New Information if applicable Required as per COBie

U = Updated / extended Information Reference to other sheet or pick list
External reference
Required as per project
Work sheet titles
Responsible Party DC MC
Construction
Tech.Design
Dev.Design
Handover
Concept
Sheet /
Table Attribute Description Data Type
Column
Contact
A Contact Email E-Mail Adress as unique identifier for contact xs:uri N U U U U
B Contact CreatedBy COBie entry created by N U U U U
C Contact CreatedOn COBie entry created on N U U U U
D Contact Category Job type xs:string N U U U U
E Contact Company Name of the company the contact works for xs:string N U U U U
F Contact Phone Phonenumber of contact xs:string N U U U U
G Contact ExtSystem link to BIM file N U U U U
H Contact ExtObject link to BIM file N U U U U
I Contact ExtIdentifier link to BIM file N U U U U
J Contact Department Department within the company xs:string N U U U U
K Contact OrganizationCode Code for company xs:string N U U U U
L Contact GivenName First name of contact xs:string N U U U U
M Contact FamilyName Last name of contact xs:string N U U U U
N Contact Street Company contacts data Street located at xs:string N U U U U
O Contact PostalBox Company contact data Postal Code xs:string N U U U U
P Contact Town Company contacts data city located in xs:string N U U U U
Q Contact StateRegion Company contacts data state/region located in xs:string N U U U U
R Contact PostalCode Company contacts data state/region located in xs:string N U U U U
S Contact Country Company contacts data country located in xs:string N U U U U
Facility
A Facility Name Name of Facility xs:string N U U U
B Facility CreatedBy COBie entry created by N U U U
C Facility CreatedOn COBie entry created on N U U U
D Facility Category Type of Facilty xs:string N U U U
E Facility ProjectName Project Name: Official Name xs:string N U U U
F Facility SiteName Site Name: Official name xs:string N U U U
Unit for the messurement of distances between two points for
G Facility LinearUnits xs:string N U U U
the entire project
H Facility AreaUnits Unit for space messurements for the entire project xs:string N U U U
I Facility VolumeUnits Unit for volume messurement for the entire project xs:string N U U U
J Facility CurrencyUnit Units for currencies for the entire project xs:string N U U U
K Facility AreaMeasurement xs:string N U U U
L Facility ExternalSystem link to BIM file N U U U
M Facility ExternalProjectObject link to BIM file N U U U
N Facility ExternalProjectIdentifier link to BIM file N U U U
O Facility ExternalSiteObject link to BIM file N U U U
P Facility ExternalSiteIdentifier link to BIM file N U U U
Q Facility ExternalFacilityObject link to BIM file N U U U
R Facility ExternalFacilityIdentifier link to BIM file N U U U
S Facility Description Description of Facility xs:string N U U U
T Facility ProjectDescription Description of Project xs:string N U U U
U Facility SiteDescription Description of Site xs:string N U U U
Every COBie Handover describes the project status at a specific
V Facility Phase point of the project. This defines the lifecycle phase of this data xs:string N U U U
drop.
Floor
A Floor Name Floor name / should indicate the Level xs:string N U U U
B Floor CreatedBy COBie entry created by N U U U
C Floor CreatedOn COBie entry created on N U U U
D Floor Category Type of Floor xs:string N U U U
E Floor ExtSystem link to BIM file N U U U
F Floor ExtObject link to BIM file N U U U
G Floor ExtIdentifier link to BIM file N U U U
H Floor Description Description of floor xs:string N U U U
I Floor Elevation Level just as nummerical value xs:long N U U U
J Floor Height entire floor height including slab xs:double N U U U
External reference
Work sheet titles
Construction
Tech.Design
Dev.Design
Handover
Concept
Sheet /
Column
Contact
Space
space name / should indicate level / spaces must not contain
A Space Name xs:string N U U U
more than one level
B Space CreatedBy COBie entry created by N U U U
C Space CreatedOn COBie entry created on N U U U
D Space Category Type of Space xs:string N U U U
E Space FloorName N U U U
F Space Description Description of space xs:string N U U U
G Space ExtSystem link to BIM file N U U U
H Space ExtObject link to BIM file N U U U
I Space ExtIdentifier link to BIM file N U U U
Room Name for operational / should be the same as
J Space RoomTag xs:string U U U
space.name
K Space UsableHeight height from floor to ceiling xs:double U U U
total floor area inside a building, including external walls,
L Space GrossArea xs:double U U U
excluding the roof
M Space NetArea usable are xs:double N U U U
Zone
A Zone Name Name for a group of spaces xs:string N U U U
B Zone CreatedBy COBie entry created by N U U U
C Zone CreatedOn COBie entry created on N U U U
D Zone Category Type of Zone xs:string N U U U
E Zone SpaceNames N U U U
F Zone ExtSystem link to BIM file N U U U
G Zone ExtObject link to BIM file N U U U
H Zone ExtIdentifier link to BIM file N U U U
I Zone Description Description of Zone xs:string N U U U
Type
A Type Name Name should characterize Product xs:string N U U U
B Type CreatedBy COBie entry created by N U U U
C Type CreatedOn COBie entry created on N U U U
D Type Category Type of Construction Product xs:string N U U U
E Type Description Description of Type (Familiy) xs:string N U U U
F Type AssetType xs:string N U U U
Company that produces Component, could be realized as link to
G Type Manufacturer xs:string N U
contact list
H Type ModelNumber Model number for the specific building element type xs:string N U
Organization acting as guarantor of parts warranty, could be
I Type WarrantyGuarantorParts xs:string N U
realized as link to contact list
J Type WarrantyDurationParts Duration of parts warranty xs:string N U
Organization acting as guarantor of labor warranty, could be
K Type WarrantyGuarantorLabor xs:string N U
realized as link to contact list
L Type WarrantyDurationLabor Duration of labor warranty xs:string N U
M Type WarrantyDurationUnit Unit for warranty xs:string N U
N Type ExtSystem link to BIM file N U U U
O Type ExtObject link to BIM file N U U U
P Type ExtIdentifier link to BIM file N U U U
Q Type ReplacementCost An indicative cost for unit replacement xs:double N U
R Type ExpectedLife estimation for life span xs:double N U U
S Type DurationUnit Unit for duration of life span xs:string N U
T Type WarrantyDescription Description of Warranty xs:string N U
U Type NominalLength Typically the larger or primary horizontal dimension xs:double N U U
Nominal width of product, typically the characteristic or
V Type NominalWidth xs:double N U U
secondary horizontal or characteristic dimension.
W Type NominalHeight Typically the vertical or secondary characteristic dimension xs:double N U U
X Type ModelReference xs:string N U U
Y Type Shape Characteristic shape of product xs:string N U U
Z Type Size Characteristic size of product xs:string N U
AA Type Color Characteristic or primary color of product xs:string N U U
External reference
Work sheet titles
Construction
Tech.Design
Dev.Design
Handover
Concept
Sheet /
Column
Contact
AB Type Finish Characteristic or primary finish of product xs:string N U U
AC Type Grade Standard grading which the product corresponds xs:string N U U
AD Type Material Characteristic or primary material of product xs:string N U U
AE Type Constituents Optional constituent features, parts or finishes xs:string N U U
Other important characteristics or features relevant to product
AF Type Features xs:string N U U
specification
AG Type AccessibilityPerformance xs:string N U U
AH Type CodePerformance Is the element type tested against any Perfomance Code. What xs:string N U U
AI Type SustainabilityPerformance xs:string N U U
Component
A Component Name Unique Identifier xs:string N U U
B Component CreatedBy COBie entry created by N U U
C Component CreatedOn COBie entry created on N U U
D Component TypeName N U U
E Component SpaceNames N U U
F Component Description Description of Component xs:string N U U
G Component ExtSystem link to BIM file N U U
H Component ExtObject link to BIM file N U U
I Component ExtIdentifier link to BIM file N U U
The serial number assigned to an occurrence of a product by
J Component SerialNumber xs:string N
the manufacturer
K Component InstallationDate The date the component was installed xs:date N
L Component WarrantyStartDate The date on which the warranty commences. xs:date N
The tag number assigned to an occurrence of a product ( by the
M Component TagNumber xs:string N
occupier)
The identity of the bar code (or rfid) given to an occurrence of
N Component BarCode xs:long N
the product
The asset identifier assigned to an occurrence of a product
O Component AssetIdentifier xs:string N
(prior to handover).
Assembly
Grouping of Components with some similar attributes for
A Assembly Name xs:string N U U
example Material (layer structure in BIM)
B Assembly CreatedBy COBie entry created by N U U
C Assembly CreatedOn COBie entry created on N U U
D Assembly SheetName N U U
E Assembly ParentName The general class, which should be subclassified. xs:string N U U
F Assembly ChildNames classifying element xs:string N U U
G Assembly AssemblyType Type of Assembly xs:string N U U
H Assembly ExtSystem link to BIM file N U U
I Assembly ExtObject link to BIM file N U U
J Assembly ExtIdentifier link to BIM file N U U
K Assembly Description Outline of Assembly xs:string N U U
System
Name for a system, (e.g. Irrigation system floor 3) System is a
A System Name xs:string N U U
group of components / one component can be included in
B System CreatedBy COBie entry created by N U U
C System CreatedOn COBie entry created on N U U
D System Category Type of System xs:string N U U
E System ComponentNames N U U
F System ExtSystem link to BIM file N U U

G System ExtObject link to BIM file N U U
H System ExtIdentifier link to BIM file N U U
I System Description Purpose for grouping spaces xs:string N U U
Coordinate
The Coordinate name is supposed to be a combination of the
A Coordinate Name xs:string N U U U
Component the Coordinate belongs to as well as the shape this
External reference
Work sheet titles
Construction
Tech.Design
Dev.Design
Handover
Concept
Sheet /
Column
Contact
B Coordinate CreatedBy COBie entry created by N U U U
C Coordinate CreatedOn COBie entry created on N U U U
D Coordinate Category shape type the coordiate belongs to xs:string N U U U
E Coordinate SheetName N U U U
F Coordinate RowName N U U U
G Coordinate CoordinateXAxis Coordinate on the x-Axis xs:double N U U U
H Coordinate CoordinateYAxis Coordinate on the y-Axis xs:double N U U U
I Coordinate CoordinateZAxis Coordinate on the z-Axis xs:double N U U U
J Coordinate ExtSystem N
K Coordinate ExtObject N
L Coordinate ExtIdentifier N
M Coordinate ClockwiseRotation rotation arround the x-Axis (unit needs to be agreed) xs:double N U U U
N Coordinate ElevationalRotation rotation arround the y-Axis (unit needs to be agreed) xs:double N U U U
O Coordinate YawRotation rotation arround the z-Axis (unit needs to be agreed) xs:double N U U U
Attribute
Name of Attribute, should include attribute characteristics (by
A Attribute Name xs:string N U U U
using new names, new attributes get defined)
B Attribute CreatedBy COBie entry created by N U U U
C Attribute CreatedOn COBie entry created on N U U U
D Attribute Category Categoriezes xs:string N U U U
E Attribute SheetName N U U U
F Attribute RowName N U U U
G Attribute Value Value for Attribute xs:string N U U U
H Attribute Unit Unit for Attribute xs:string N U U U
I Attribute ExtSystem link to BIM file N
J Attribute ExtObject link to BIM file N
K Attribute ExtIdentifier link to BIM file N
L Attribute Description Description of Attribute xs:string N U U U
limitation for Values, resulting of value type or real world
M Attribute AllowedValues xs:string N U U U
restrictions
Job
A Job Name Name that characterizes job xs:string N
B Job CreatedBy COBie entry created by N
C Job CreatedOn COBie entry created on N
D Job Category Job Type (task) xs:string N
E Job Status status of job xs:string N
F Job TypeName N
G Job Description task description xs:string N
H Job Duration needed time for one duration of the job xs:double N
I Job DurationUnit Unit for duration xs:string N
J Job Start N
K Job TaskStartUnit N
L Job Frequency for recurring processes, the frequency xs:double N
M Job FrequencyUnit Unit of frequency for recurring xs:string N
N Job ExtSystem link to BIM file N
O Job ExtObject link to BIM file N
P Job ExtIdentifier link to BIM file N
Q Job TaskNumber according to the internal identification number xs:string N
R Job Priors N
S Job ResourceNames N
Resource
A Resource Name Name that identfies Resources by their characteristics xs:string N
B Resource CreatedBy COBie entry created by N
C Resource CreatedOn COBie entry created on N
D Resource Category Type of Ressource (Tools, man-power, …) xs:string N
E Resource ExtSystem link to BIM file N
F Resource ExtObject link to BIM file N
External reference
Work sheet titles
Construction
Tech.Design
Dev.Design
Handover
Concept
Sheet /
Column
Contact
G Resource ExtIdentifier link to BIM file N
H Resource Description Description: Also what gets the Resource used for. xs:string N
Spare
A Spare Name Name that characterizes spare elements xs:string N
B Spare CreatedBy COBie entry created by N
C Spare CreatedOn COBie entry created on N
D Spare Category How is the spare organized. xs:string N
E Spare TypeName N
F Spare Suppliers N
G Spare ExtSystem link to BIM file N
H Spare ExtObject link to BIM file N
I Spare ExtIdentifier link to BIM file N
J Spare Description Description of spare part, also what it is meant for. xs:string N
K Spare SetNumber number to identify a group of spare elements xs:string N
L Spare PartNumber number to identify a single element xs:string N
Document
A Document Name Document name xs:string N U U U
B Document CreatedBy COBie entry created by N U U U
C Document CreatedOn COBie entry created on N U U U
D Document Category Document type xs:string N U U U
E Document ApprovalBy could be realized as link to contact list xs:string N U U U
F Document Stage xs:string N U U U
G Document SheetName N U U U
H Document RowName N U U U
path where the file is located, needs also to be consistent after
I Document Directory xs:uri N U U U
moving COBie file
J Document File file name including extension xs:uri N U U U
K Document ExtSystem link to BIM file
L Document ExtObject link to BIM file
M Document ExtIdentifier link to BIM file
N Document Description What kind of information includes the document xs:string N U U U
O Document Reference references the document to other documents xs:string N U U U
Connection
Name of the connection, should contain the purpose of the
A Connection Name xs:string N U U
connection
B Connection CreatedBy COBie entry created by N U U
C Connection CreatedOn COBie entry created on N U U
D Connection ConnectionType Type of Connection xs:string N U U
E Connection SheetName N U U
F Connection RowName1 N U U
G Connection RowName2 N U U
H Connection RealizingElement xs:string N U U
If the connection is done via opening, it is supposed to be
I Connection PortName1 xs:string N U U
named here.
If the connection is done via opening, it is supposed to be
J Connection PortName2 xs:string N U U
named here.
K Connection ExtSystem link to BIM file N U U
L Connection ExtObject link to BIM file N U U
M Connection ExtIdentifier link to BIM file N U U
N Connection Description xs:string N U U
Issue
A Issue Name Name of issue that characterizes it xs:string N U U U
B Issue CreatedBy COBie entry created by N U U U
C Issue CreatedOn COBie entry created on N U U U
External reference
Work sheet titles
Construction
Tech.Design
Dev.Design
Handover
Concept
Sheet /
Column
Contact
D Issue Type classify issue xs:string N U U U
E Issue Risk estimated risk for project xs:string N U U U
F Issue Chance occurrent chance of issue xs:string N U U U
G Issue Impact how is the impact on the project xs:string N U U U
H Issue SheetName1 N U U U
I Issue RowName1 N U U U
J Issue SheetName2 N U U U
K Issue RowName2 N U U U
L Issue Description Issue Description xs:string N U U U
M Issue Owner N U U U
N Issue Mitigation Is their any advice to solve the issue xs:string N U U U
O Issue ExtSystem link to BIM file N U U U
P Issue ExtObject link to BIM file N U U U
Q Issue ExtIdentifier link to BIM file N U U U
Impact
Name for Impact (combination of ComponentName,
A Impact Name xs:string N U U
ImpactType, ImpactStage
B Impact CreatedBy COBie entry created by N U U
C Impact CreatedOn COBie entry created on N U U
D Impact ImpactType what kind of impact? xs:string N U U
E Impact ImpactStage when does the impact happen? xs:string N U U
F Impact SheetName N U U
G Impact RowName N U U
H Impact Value Value for Impact N U U
I Impact ImpactUnit Unit of Impact xs:string N U U
J Impact LeadInTime time to lead in (unit definition not provided) xs:double N U
K Impact Duration duration (unit definition not provided) xs:double N U
L Impact LeadOutTime time to lead out (unit definition not provided) xs:double N U
M Impact ExtSystem link to BIM file N U
N Impact ExtObject link to BIM file N U
O Impact ExtIdentifier link to BIM file N U
How gets the impect measured? If not clear, what kind of
P Impact Description xs:string N U U
Impact.
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Bureau Expo Dubai 2020

CH2M HILL Mace JV Programme Office

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3D Three -dimensional graphical data commonly referred to as a

Asset The useful or valuable quality of an object.

Autodesk Revit Suite of model authoring BIM tools i.e. Architecture/Structure/MEP

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BIM The digital representation of physical and functional characteristics

CAD Computer Aided Design – software used by architects, engineers,

COBie Construction Operations Building Information Exchange is a

Drawing A representation of forms or objects on a surface by means of lines.

Extraction Term used to refer to geometry files that are automatically

Family A family is a group of elements with a common set of properties,

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Integration Refers to software applications that are tightly coupled. A

Interoperability Refers to software applications or data and/or data formats that

Layer Autodesk term used to separate graphic elements for display

Master Data that is referenced to the deliverable file to create construction

Model A collection of 3D intelligent data which is continually propagated

NRM 1 The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors new rules of

Schedule Sequencing (4D) Linking 3D model elements with a construction programme

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Figure 2-1. Level One Process Map Example

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2.2 Level Two Detailed BIM Uses Process Maps

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Figure 3-1. Information Exchange Worksheet Extract

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3.1 BIM Information Exchange Workshop

Attendees Actions Notes

BIM Coordinator Record IEs on worksheet and Submits IE Worksheet to EX20 /

Infrastructure Lead Identify input and output needs -

Transport Lead Identify input and output needs -

Contractor Identify elements for scheduling -

EX20 /PMC Project Consult -

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4.2 Titleblock Template

4.3 Additional Information

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Illustrative Example LOD AIA Definition (Ref: G202–2013, Description

100 The Model Element may be Essentially the equivalent

200 The Model Element is Similar to developed

300 The Model Element is Model elements are

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Table 5-2. Responsibilities for Design Consultants and Contractors

Project Stage LOD Responsibility Important Notes

Responsible parties are required to

Responsible parties are required to

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Figure 5-1. Model Element Definition Worksheet Extract

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BIM Use Discipline Software Version File Format(s)

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Table 7-1. COBie Sheets and Data Drop Requirements

Figure 7-1. COBie Information Structuring

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7.1.2 Material Library