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“Implementing Building Information Modeling at Post Tender Stage” A practical Application Steven McGee Managing Director

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“Implementing Building Information Modeling

at Post Tender Stage”

A practical Application

Steven McGeeManaging Director

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• Medium sized building contractor

• Operating for 109 years

• Public and Private clients

• Churches, Hospitals, Schools, Office Blocks, Retail, Hotels and Airport Buildings

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• Market place is constantly changing

• Small market in Ireland

• Necessity to be innovative in our approach to strategic planning

• First Building Contractor in Ireland:

Deliver a BREEAM Excellent Office Block on a D&B basis

Currently delivering 1st publicly funded LEED Gold Certified Office block

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• No prior BIM experience

• Initiated study about BIM & IPD

• Tender scenario with requirement

to be BIM enabled contractor?

• To ensure maximum tender opportunity looked further into BIM

• The more BIM was looked into,

• the more de-mystified subject was

• apprehension changed to eagerness

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• Dept. of Justice & Tipperary TC Offices

• Client: Office of Public Works

• Design & Build

• Contract value €13M.

• Enquiry about BIM in the process:

• Architect was BIM aware

• Service Engineers fully BIM enabled

• Structural Engineer?

• Varying degrees of competences

• All desire to become involved

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• How to introduce BIM in process?

• Advice from ARUP

• Design Team & contractor, little experience of BIM

• Elected new member of the design team

• BIM enabled Cummins & Voortman• Assist in conversion from 2D to 3D model• Original 2D design successfully converted• Helped team members to understand the

advantages of designing in 3D

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Brief & project description•Site Area (2.5Ha)•Site Location•Block A & Block B

A B

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Available information

•Architect Drawings

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Available information

•Engineers Drawings

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Process of 2d conversion into 3D“Simulated Collaborative approach”

3d BIM workflow in the context ofBritish Standard1192:2007

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1st step: Engineer’s Role Created a structural model

Process of 2d conversion into 3D“Simulated Collaborative approach”

2nd step: Architect’s Role Creating building envelope & internal fit-out

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1st step: Creation of structural elements

Foundations

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1st step: Creation of structural elements

Ground Floor

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1st step: Creation of structural elements

First Floor

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1st step: Creation of structural elements

Second Floor

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1st step: Creation of structural elements

Third Floor

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2nd step: Creation of Architectural model

Ground Floor

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2nd step: Creation of Architectural model

Clash detection

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2nd step: Creation of Architectural model

Detail Clarification

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2nd step: Creation of Architectural model

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2nd step: Creation of Architectural model

First Floor

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2nd step: Creation of Architectural model

Second Floor

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2nd step: Creation of Architectural model

Third Floor

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2nd step: Creation of Architectural model

Exterior Facade Structures

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2nd step: Creation of Architectural model

Site Works

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2nd step: Creation of Architectural model

Completed Model

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2nd step: Creation of Architectural model

Quality Check & IFC export

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• Once 3d BIM model completed• Opportunity to all frontline staff to visualize

product• Understanding complex sections of project• Immediate positive impact

• Creation of a 4D model (Time)• Time element - project schedule• Sequenced animated video• Immediate high level of understanding

• key stakeholders• front line staff

• Awareness of complexities prior to works starting

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• Real benefits• Key trade subcontractors appointed• Allowed Temporary works to be visualized• Virtual walk through prior to commencement• Review led to alternative sequence

• Removing unnecessary wastage of plant

• Optimization of production• Reducing scheduled durations

• Cost saving• removing unknown factors• instill confidence

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• Creating of 5D model (cost)

• detailed cost information imported into the 4d model

• Simple process

• Cost allocated against every scheduled task

• Demonstrated Projected Earned Value on a daily basis

• Culminating in Project Value at PC stage

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• Generating monthly update of the 5D model

• Actual Earned Value Vs Projected Earned Value

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• Evaluation of performance

• Performance failures graphically captured

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Summary

•Tendered as Traditional Design & Build

•Changed to BIM approach

•5D model in place

•Team dedicated to success using BIM methodology

•BIM process presented to Client

• very impressed with approach & methodology

• anxious to know about BIM & traditional tender

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Summary

•Experience demonstrates BIM can be used in traditional tenders

• Provided a 3D model is generated prior to tender stage

•Resources necessary to utilize model to:

• Generate Bills of Quantities

• Temporary Works Appraisals

• Detailed programs

• Cost overruns -> incomplete Design Information

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Conclusion

•BIM enabled contractors

•Confidence and knowledge to use BIM process from inception

•Insight into effectiveness and benefits

•Impressive marketing opportunity

•Demonstrate abilities to future clients

•Identified cost saving at all levels

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Thank you!

Questions?