TN OSA PM BIM Checklist-Designers: Pre-Planning
TN OSA PM BIM Checklist-Designers: Pre-Planning
Pre-Planning
Schematic Design
Design Development
Construction Documents
Bidding Phase
Construction Closeout
Deliver As-Built BIMs to Designer for Review for Conformance to Design Intent
TN OSA PM BIM Checklist-Contractors
Pre-Construction
Provide Conformed Bid BIMs in IFC and native format, as well as COBie spreadsheet to
Contractor
o All Conformed Bid BIMs and COBie spreadsheet have been delivered to the
Contractor
Within 30 days:
Review Resume of BIM Manager
o Professional qualifications
o BIM knowledge
o Previous experience in BIM management role
Review Proposed Web-Based Collaboration System
o Ability of Owner to access all content
o Automated versioning of BIM and other files
o Ability to access previous versions of BIM files
o The collaboration site is configured to provide all trades with access to all
models
o The collaboration site prevents changes to one trade’s model(s) by another
trade
Review BIM Execution Plan
o Construction team is modeling the complete building
o All trades required to produce BIMs are included
Each trade has designated a BIM Coordinator
o All topics are covered
o All trades are required to share BIM models via the collaboration site
o A computer with software capable of viewing merged models is provided onsite
o Modeling standards cover all indicated sub-topics
o Modeling standards, especially naming conventions, are consistent across all
trades
o Modeling standards require geo-referencing of all BIMs
o Model naming indicates that models will be segmented by discipline and floor
o Model naming makes it easy to identify contents of each model file
o Model naming indicates that collaboration system versioning rather than dates
will be used to manage model revisions
o Kickoff meeting attendees, location, date, and agenda are provided
o Kickoff meeting agenda includes topics in outline
o Description of the processes for using BIMs during construction coordination
include:
Reference model(s) to be used by all trades
Technique to be used for modeling clearances
Partitioning of model for purposes of coordination
Sequence of coordination
Responsibility of trades to upload models to collaboration system
Schedule for uploads
List of interference checks to be performed, typically each system
against each other system (structural vs. plumbing, structural vs. duct,
structural vs. electrical, duct vs. plumbing, etc.)
Responsibility for performing interference checks
Process and schedule for reviewing interferences and assigning
responsibility for resolution
Process for tracking interference resolution
Process for signing off on a Coordination BIM
Requirement to build to signed off Coordination BIM
Requirement to generate all shop and coordination drawings from
signed off Coordination BIM
o Verify with team that all software products used for model authoring are IFC
and COBie compliant
o Identifies other construction-phase analyses including:
Software to be used
BIMs to be analyzed
Responsible team members
o Process and responsibility for insuring that all building configuration changes
resulting from RFI responses, change orders, etc. are incorporated in the
Construction BIM
o Project deliverables include As-Built BIMs partitioned by floor in IFC format, site
and landscape model in IFC or 3D DWG format, As-Built drawings extracted
from As-Built BIMs, COBie spreadsheet, all documents listed in COBie
spreadsheet
o Project deliverable section describes how each deliverable will be produced and
delivered from the coordinated Construction models
o Project team describes acceptable level of quality control
o All organizations providing BIM deliverables have signed
Attend BIM Kickoff Meeting
Coordination Phase
Verify that Shop Drawings are being extracted from Coordinated BIMs
o The information shown in the Shop drawings is seen in the model(s)
Verify that Coordination Drawings are being extracted from Coordinated BIMs
o The information shown in the drawings is seen in the model(s)
Construction Phase
Verify that Construction BIMs are being maintained to reflect any field changes or change
orders
o Approved building configuration changes have been modeled in the Construction
BIMs
Spot check that equipment inventory and documents are maintained in the COBie format
o Don’t wait until closeout to find out whether the contractor is capable of producing
a COBie spreadsheet
Project Closeout Phase