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8/30/2013 1 2013 APWA International Public Works Congress and Exposition 2013 APWA International Public Works Congress and Exposition August 25, 2013 BIM AS A TOOL FOR MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS A SUSTAINABLE BUILDING PROGRAM: PANEL MEMBERS SESSION OVERVIEW - BIM and the Facility Life Cycle - BIM Impacts on Everyday Maintenance & Operations - Building a Dynamic Facilities Operations Model INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION Joe Harris, LEED AP, CMIT Project Manager, ARCADIS (Chicago, IL) - Currently Working on the Public Building Commission’s Capital Program - buildingSMART Alliance Member – National BIM standard V3 Clay Starr Design Technology Leader, RTKL (Dallas, TX) - Managing RTKL’s BIM Transition since 2003 - Member of RTCDTS and AIA TAP Tim Spaeth, LEED AP Project Manager, ARCADIS (Los Angeles, CA) - Supporting BIM Delivery for LACCD and USC - 15 Years in Construction Management on large Education Sector programs
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2013 APWA International Public Works Congress and Exposition
2013 APWA International Public Works Congress and Exposition
August 25, 2013
BIM AS A TOOL FOR MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONSA SUSTAINABLE BUILDING PROGRAM:
PANEL MEMBERS
SESSION OVERVIEW- BIM and the Facility Life Cycle- BIM Impacts on Everyday Maintenance & Operations- Building a Dynamic Facilities Operations Model
INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION
Joe Harris, LEED AP, CMIT Project Manager, ARCADIS (Chicago, IL)
- Currently Working on the Public Building Commission’s Capital Program - buildingSMART Alliance Member – National BIM standard V3
Clay StarrDesign Technology Leader, RTKL (Dallas, TX)
- Managing RTKL’s BIM Transition since 2003- Member of RTCDTS and AIA TAP
Tim Spaeth, LEED AP Project Manager, ARCADIS (Los Angeles, CA)
- Supporting BIM Delivery for LACCD and USC - 15 Years in Construction Management on large Education Sector programs
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…is a digital representation of physical andfunctional characteristics of a facility. A BIM is ashared knowledge resource for information about afacility forming a reliable basis for decisions duringits life-cycle; defined as existing from earliestconception to demolition.
(National BIM Standard - United States)
BIMBIMBUILDING INFORMATION MODELING
INTRODUCTION TO BIMINTRODUCTION TO BIMClay Starr – Design Technology Leader, RTKL
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BIM AS A TOOL FOR MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONSA SUSTAINABLE BUILDING PROGRAM:
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Impact of BIM on Design and Construction
Source: HOK
Shift the project design / engineering time earlier in the process
Does not increase building cost
Early involvement by Facilities significantlyimproves the end result.
Assures that Owner gets more of what they need.
BIM OVERVIEWBIM OVERVIEW
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Data Visualization: the “I” in BIM
BIM OVERVIEW
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A Deeper Understanding Through 2D and 3D
BIM OVERVIEW
Traditional Review of Building Systems
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BIM OVERVIEWBIM OVERVIEW
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BIM OVERVIEWBIM OVERVIEW
BIM Provides a Simpler, More Intuitive and Efficient Review.
BIM OVERVIEWBIM OVERVIEW
Typical Drawing Set Review…
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BIM OVERVIEWBIM OVERVIEW
…Can Now be Accomplished in 3D.
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BIM OVERVIEWBIM OVERVIEW
Asset Tracking Begins in Design
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Building Life Cycle Budget
According to IFMA, only 25% of a Building’s Lifecycle Budget is attributable to Design and Construction. The remainder is absorbed in Operations and Maintenance.
Need to improve the information exchange between Design, Construction and Facilities.
BIM AND THE BUILDING LIFE CYCLEBIM AND THE BUILDING LIFE CYCLE
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3D Visualization
Coordinated DWGs
Quantities
Thermal Studies
Lighting Analysis
Structural Analysis
Prefab
Asset Tracking
Constructability
3D Visualization
Coordinated DWGs
Quantities
Thermal Studies
Lighting Analysis
Structural Analysis
Prefab
Asset Tracking
Constructability
Software
Hardware
Training
Standards
Guides
Workflows
Modeling Quality
Collaboration
Contracts
Software
Hardware
Training
Standards
Guides
Workflows
Modeling Quality
Collaboration
Contracts
BIM DeliverablesBIM Deliverables BIM Req’sBIM Req’s
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BIM as a Tool In the Building Life Cycle
The Utilization of BIM throughout the entire Building Life Cycle has the potential for true cost savings.
BIM AND THE BUILDING LIFE CYCLEBIM AND THE BUILDING LIFE CYCLE
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BIM M&O APPLICATIONSBIM M&O APPLICATIONSJoe Harris – Project Manager, ARCADIS
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BIM AS A TOOL FOR MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONSA SUSTAINABLE BUILDING PROGRAM:
Early Engagement• The Owner
• The Contract – BIM Execution Planning
• Detailed definition of the end deliverable – “What is the End Intent”
BIM AND MAINTENANCE & OPERATIONSBIM AND MAINTENANCE & OPERATIONS
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• HOW and When you need Information???
• Contractual, clear BIM Standards relative to the end intent
• People who understand the process relative to the maturing model
• Systems and Business processes and for facilities management – Project Management Information Systems
– Computer Maintenance Management Systems
– Building Automation Systems
– Computer Aided Facility Management
– Geographical Information Systems
– Enterprise Resource Planning
Information Relative to Need
2010
BIM AND MAINTENANCE & OPERATIONSBIM AND MAINTENANCE & OPERATIONS
• BIM Standards
– National BIM standard – V2
– US Army Corp of Engineers
– Los Angeles Community College District
– University of Texas
– University of Southern California
– Los Angeles Unified School District
– Healthcare BIM Consortium
• Delivery Methods
– Design-Bid-Build
– Design-Build
– IPD
BIM AND MAINTENANCE & OPERATIONSBIM AND MAINTENANCE & OPERATIONS
Tools and Process
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BIM AND MAINTENANCE & OPERATIONSBIM AND MAINTENANCE & OPERATIONS
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BIM Can Be Used To Create Safer Work Practices
10ft 6in
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BIM AND MAINTENANCE & OPERATIONSBIM AND MAINTENANCE & OPERATIONS
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BIM Can Improve Sustainable Practices
• Clear understanding of why they are requiring BIM
• BIM Standards which define what is required in what manner – how and where do they want the data
• Competent people with experience / record of delivering the information
– Capital Construction Vs. Factices Management
• Data relative to the end intent
– In a particular software• Auto CAD vs. Revit vs. others
– Round tripping the data / testing – retesting
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Client’s Expectations
BIM AND MAINTENANCE & OPERATIONSBIM AND MAINTENANCE & OPERATIONS
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2010
BIM AND MAINTENANCE & OPERATIONSBIM AND MAINTENANCE & OPERATIONS
IFC vs. COBie
2010
BIM AND MAINTENANCE & OPERATIONSBIM AND MAINTENANCE & OPERATIONS
Project Management of BIM data
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2010
BIM AND MAINTENANCE & OPERATIONSBIM AND MAINTENANCE & OPERATIONS
• Mobile technologies – Tablets GIS layout
• Cloud Computing – Infrastructure and Software as a Service
• Real Time data - Continuous Commissioning
• Radio Frequency Identification Tagging
• Augmented Reality – Google Glasses???
• Information Exchanges - HVACie, SPARKie, SPie, WUSSie
Future Trends
BIM IN PUBLIC WORKS PROJECTSBIM IN PUBLIC WORKS PROJECTS
Tim Spaeth – Project Manager, ARCADIS
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BIM AS A TOOL FOR MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONSA SUSTAINABLE BUILDING PROGRAM:
Joe Harris – Project Manager, ARCADIS
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BIM IN PUBLIC WORKS – PUBLIC PROJECTSBIM IN PUBLIC WORKS – PUBLIC PROJECTS
CDOT – CASE STUDYCDOT – CASE STUDYDIVVY – CHICAGO BIKE SHARINGDIVVY – CHICAGO BIKE SHARING
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Potential Risk Mitigation
Utility Conflicts •Visual survey of sites (risk registry) prior to construction•Review of USA markings with Contractor•Coordination with City services (water department, traffic signals, parks maintenance•Coordination with private utilities (Verizon, Gas Company, Edison)•Knowing who to call in the event of utility strike
Geotechnical Issues •Understanding of CBC Table 1804.2•Recognizing unfavorable or inconsistent soils conditions and immediate communication to design professional
Traffic Control •Verification of traffic specific patterns (risk registry) prior to each site construction•Maintain communication with City traffic department and Big Blue Bus
Site Layout •Recognize potential ADA conflicts (risk registry)•Communicate potential solar panel exposure issues to A & E (risk registry)•Recognize potential community impact (risk registry)
Schedule Delays •Monitor and expedite responses to RFIs from design team; shelter parts inventory
CITY OF SANTA MONICACITY OF SANTA MONICABIM IN PUBLIC WORKS – MAJOR PROJECTSBIM IN PUBLIC WORKS – MAJOR PROJECTS
BUS STOP REDEVELOPMENT PROJECTBUS STOP REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT
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BIM IN PUBLIC WORKS – MAJOR PROJECTSBIM IN PUBLIC WORKS – MAJOR PROJECTS
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CALIFORNIA HIGH SPEED RAILCALIFORNIA HIGH SPEED RAIL
• Rapid analysis tool
• Overlay on Google Earth
• Identify many potential issues:
– Utilities Interference
– Topographical changes – Bridges
– Easements, setbacks
• Early identification for project success
LEED Success:5 LEED Gold Buildings1 LEED Silver2 Tracking LEED Platinum (Under Construction)
LAHC Building Program
Major Projects Completed: 23
Total Major Projects: 32
Actual Budget Spent To Date: $334,573,202
Remaining Budget Amount: $114,663,578
Campus Established in 1949
65 Acre Complex
LOS ANGELES HARBOR COLLEGELOS ANGELES HARBOR COLLEGEBIM IN PUBLIC WORKS – BUILDING PROGRAMSBIM IN PUBLIC WORKS – BUILDING PROGRAMS
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LOS ANGELES HARBOR COLLEGELOS ANGELES HARBOR COLLEGE
FUTURE CONSTRUCTION
FUTURE CONSTRUCTION
(LAUSD)
FUTURE CONSTRUCTION
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
(2013)
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
(2013)
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
(2013)
GIS PortalGeospatially Placed Information Enables Sustainable Workflows and Decision Making.
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2010
BIM IN PUBLIC WORKS – MAJOR PROJECTSBIM IN PUBLIC WORKS – MAJOR PROJECTS
SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTYSAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTYWOMEN’S JAIL FACILITYWOMEN’S JAIL FACILITY
• Awarded the CM Contract, offered the Owner a value add for BIM services after 100% CD but prior to Bid Doc release
• Six week window to develop “As-Designed” BIMs for $16M facility
• Proved worthwhile as it exposed many potential security risks:
– Found “One door to freedom”
– Vision lines to private holding areas
– Other issues identified during virtual walk through with stakeholders and sheriffs
• As a result, design team revising docs
“You all did EXACTLY what you said you would. This was everything I hoped for and more.”
- Vince Morici, CEO of San Luis Obispo County Capital Improvement Projects
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BIM IN PUBLIC WORKS – MAJOR PROJECTSBIM IN PUBLIC WORKS – MAJOR PROJECTS
PORT OF LONG BEACHPORT OF LONG BEACHMIDDLE HARBOR REDEVELOPMENT PROJECTMIDDLE HARBOR REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT
2010For more information, please click this link: http://player.vimeo.com/video/65214113
•$1.2B, 10 year redevelopment program, massive modernization upgrade Middle Harbor terminals
•One of the busiest seaports in the world
•Double cargo handling capacity while cutting air pollution by 50%, using shore-to-ship power
•Handle three container ships at one time
•On-dock rail yard to move 1/3 of cargo via rail instead of trucks
•Greenest and most technologically advanced cargo terminal in America
•Fully automated container terminal
2010
BIM IN PUBLIC WORKS – MAJOR PROJECTSBIM IN PUBLIC WORKS – MAJOR PROJECTS
LA DEPT. OF WATER & POWERLA DEPT. OF WATER & POWERLA AQUEDUCT FILTRATION PLANT UV TREATMENT FACILITYLA AQUEDUCT FILTRATION PLANT UV TREATMENT FACILITY
•$60-million upgrade to 1982 facility, operational in April 2014
•State-of-the-art ultraviolet (UV) treatment facility
•Will treat approx 600 million gallons of water/day
•Largest UV Facility west of the Mississippi River and the second largest in the United States.
•24-hours a day, 200-250 people on site
•4D Model developed to address constructability in order to ensure an efficient and rapid project delivery.
For more information please click this link:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLIUlpptU3Y&feature=youtube_gdata_player
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CONCLUSIONCONCLUSION
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BIM AS A TOOL FOR MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONSA SUSTAINABLE BUILDING PROGRAM:
CONCLUDING THOUGHTS
LEARNING OBJECTIVES- BIM and the Facility Life Cycle- BIM Impacts on Everyday Maintenance & Operations- Building a Dynamic Facilities Operations Model
CONCLUSIONCONCLUSION
• “Know the end intent”• “Show Me”• “Trust in your consultants”• “Hold On”
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Thank You!
CONTACTCONTACT
TIM SPAETH – ARCADIS – [email protected]
JOE HARRIS – ARCADIS – [email protected]
CLAY STARR – RTKL – [email protected]
MORE INFORMATIONMORE INFORMATION
ARCADIS Program Management/Construction Management www.arcadis-us.com
RTKL Global Design Firm www.arcadis-us.com
