NBS and the BIM Toolkit. Stefan Mordue, Architect & NBS Business Solutions Consultant RIBA Enterprises

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1 NBS and the BIM Toolkit Stefan Mordue, Architect & NBS Business Solutions Consultant RIBA Enterprises

2 Overview NBS and RIBA Enterprises UK Government BIM and construction strategy NBS portfolio Summary

3 NBS and RIBA Enterprises

4 NBS and RIBA Enterprises

5 NBS and RIBA Enterprises

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9 NBS and RIBA Enterprises Specification and process Product information Standards and technical

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11 NBS history 1960s 1960s (late) Industry need to improve building quality Research project identifies need for an industry standard specification system 1970 RIBA agrees to fund the project 1973 NBS published as a series of books 1975 NBS moves to Newcastle to reduce costs 1988 NBS re-written onto CPI format (includes SMM7 and Common Arrangement of Work Sections) 1992 First database version of NBS (Specman 3) 2008 NBS starts re-write onto BIM platform 2013 NBS Create launched with Revit plug-in 2013 NBS National BIM Library launched 2015 NBS BIM Toolkit launched

12 NBS history

13 NBS history

14 UK Government Strategy 2016

15 UK Government strategy

16 UK Government strategy

17 UK Government strategy - objectives Simple objectives and requirements: - 3D collaborative environment by COBie output at key stages including handover - 20% capital cost reduction for construction phase

18 UK Government strategy - implementation The Bew : Richards wedge

19 UK Government strategy - standards PAS 1192:2:2013 Production of co-ordinated design and construction (CAPEX) information, PAS 1192:3:2014 Development of operational strategies and the effective transfer of data into operations (OPEX) BS 1192:4:2014 COBie - Data definition for information deliveries BS 1192:5:2015 Data security BIM Protocol A suite of BIM commercial and contractual advice documents and standard forms Gov Soft Landings Policy and processes to ensure effective handover and Post Occupation Effectiveness Classification A structured and standardised information classification system DPoW An industry standard method of describing geometric, requirements and data deliveries at key stages of the project cycle

20 UK Government strategy - implementation BIM : BAM : BOOM Savings have always been targeted at design and construction costs Design 1 Build 10 Operate 100

21 UK Government strategy DPoW

22 UK Government strategy the results Progress and savings made 9.6bn ($15.4bn USD) government work completed 4bn ($6.4bn USD) private sector work from just 3 clients Audited savings delivered on government projects were: 2011 / m saving on 476m spend (13.1%) 2012 / m saving on 2.4bn spend (15.6%) 2013 / m saving on 3.5bn spend (19.6%)

23 UK Government strategy - comments The UK programme based on the BIS BIM Strategy is currently the most ambitious and advanced centrally driven programme in the world. The UK has a window of opportunity to capitalise on the success of its domestic programme and to take on a global leadership role in BIM exploitation, BIM service provision and BIM standards development. Patrick MacLeamy Chief Executive Officer of HOK

24 UK Government strategy - comments The understanding and endorsement of building information modelling in the United Kingdom construction industry is as rapid as it is impressive. Due in large part to the inspired leadership of the Government's BIM Task Group, BIM is now key to the Construction Strategy and has catapulted UK construction to the forefront in BIM standards and adoption worldwide Phillip G. Bernstein FAIA RIBA Vice President, Autodesk Strategic Industry Relations

25 UK Government Strategy 2025

26 UK Government strategy 2025 July 2013

27 UK Government strategy 2025 BIM level 3

28 UK Government strategy 2025 objectives

29 International activity EU Public Estate

30 International activity EU Public Estate

31 International activity global requirements

32 International activity ICIS members Locations of national master specification organisations

33 Bringing it all together

34 Linking the tools the product map Process management Geometry model BIM objects library Standards/ technical Classification Specification and Guidance Building Code

35 Linking the tools process management

36 Linking the tools spec / knowledge

37 Linking the tools construction products

38 Linking the tools construction products

39 Bringing it all together Linking and maintaining the data

40 Linking the tools and data

41 Linking the tools and data

42 Linking the tools and data

43 Linking the tools and data

44 Linking the tools and data

45 Linking the tools and data

46 Linking the tools and data

47 Linking the tools and data

48 Linking the tools and data

49 Bringing it all together - DPoW

50 Linking the tools the product map Process management Geometry model BIM objects library Standards/ technical Classification Specification and Guidance Building Code

51 Linking the tools the product map Geometry model BIM objects library Classification Process management Standards/ technical Specification and Guidance Building Code

52 Assessment and need BIM Toolkit

53 Assessment and need BIM Toolkit

54 Assessment and need BIM Toolkit

55 Assessment and need BIM Toolkit

56 Assessment and need BIM Toolkit

57 Assessment and need BIM Toolkit

58 Assessment and need BIM Toolkit

59 Assessment and need BIM Toolkit

60 Assessment and need BIM Toolkit

61 Assessment and need BIM Toolkit

62 Assessment and need BIM Toolkit

63 Assessment and need BIM Toolkit

64 Assessment and need BIM Toolkit

65 Assessment and need BIM Toolkit

66 Assessment and need BIM Toolkit

67 Assessment and need BIM Toolkit

68 Assessment and need BIM Toolkit

69 Assessment and need BIM Toolkit

70 And finally Resources

71 Linking the tools and data - awards

72 In the pipeline

73 In the pipeline cost and carbon

74 Links

75 And finally Resources