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31 CHAPTER FOUR TECHNICAL ISSUES -- CONTRACTS, RESOURCES, AND REQUIREMENTS After an organization adopts and implements BIM, it then develops its strategy to execute BIM on projects and in its operations. This chapter provides general information about BIM technical issues across the facility life cycle.
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32 LOD 500 -- Model element is a field verified representation in terms of size, shape, location, quantity, and orientation. Non-graphic information may also be attached to the model elements.
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33 Contracting BIM Project Services When an owner contracts BIM services on a project, it is common to have a BIM Manager who guides BIM activities throughout design and construction. The first steps involve developing the team and establishing requirements for the final deliverable.
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34 tion. Without interoperability the tools will not support collaboration but instead will establish islands of information with no means for efficient sharing between team members.
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35 more familiar concept to executive management. LAWA is not receiving "BIM"; rather, it is receiving information that has been authored, vetted, and finalized in the form of asset data to be used by internal stakeholders (Asset Management, Facilities)
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36 At the time of this writing, DEN's BIM/GIS design standards manual [Electronic Data Collection and Interchange (EDCI) Compliance Design Standards Manual]
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37 Tenant BIM at Denver International Airport Recently, Concourse C was expanded and new tenants were added at DEN. Although not contractually obligated to do so, the consultant designed the project in BIM according to DEN standards.
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