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    BIM Scope Description MFHM

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    This document outlines the scope of work for developing a Building Information Model (BIM) for the Maqbool Fida Husain Museum project in Qatar. It includes 7 items: 1) Developing a BIM Execution Plan, 2) Creating a 3D model to Level of Development 300, 3) Developing the model to LOD 400, 4) Developing the model to LOD 500 (as-built), 5) Creating 4D construction sequences, 6) Updating the as-built model with COBie data for handover and operations, and 7) Performing clash detection. General conditions specify compliance with industry standards for BIM development and collaboration.

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    This document outlines the scope of work for developing a Building Information Model (BIM) for the Maqbool Fida Husain Museum project in Qatar. It includes 7 items: 1) Developing a BIM Execution Plan, 2) Creating a 3D model to Level of Development 300, 3) Developing the model to LOD 400, 4) Developing the model to LOD 500 (as-built), 5) Creating 4D construction sequences, 6) Updating the as-built model with COBie data for handover and operations, and 7) Performing clash detection. General conditions specify compliance with industry standards for BIM development and collaboration.

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    This document outlines the scope of work for developing a Building Information Model (BIM) for the Maqbool Fida Husain Museum project in Qatar. It includes 7 items: 1) Developing a BIM Execution Plan, 2) Creating a 3D model to Level of Development 300, 3) Developing the model to LOD 400, 4) Developing the model to LOD 500 (as-built), 5) Creating 4D construction sequences, 6) Updating the as-built model with COBie data for handover and operations, and 7) Performing clash detection. General conditions specify compliance with industry standards for BIM development and collaboration.

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    BIM Scope Description MFHM

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    This document outlines the scope of work for developing a Building Information Model (BIM) for the Maqbool Fida Husain Museum project in Qatar. It includes 7 items: 1) Developing a BIM Execution Plan, 2) Creating a 3D model to Level of Development 300, 3) Developing the model to LOD 400, 4) Developing the model to LOD 500 (as-built), 5) Creating 4D construction sequences, 6) Updating the as-built model with COBie data for handover and operations, and 7) Performing clash detection. General conditions specify compliance with industry standards for BIM development and collaboration.

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    BIM Scope Description

    Subject/ Design/BIM Your contact person Dilek Oflas

    Project Maqbool Fida Husain Museum Tel.


    Fax.
    Mobile

    Place Qatar 23.11.2019

    Item Scope Description

    1 Development of BIM Required


    Execution Plan (BEP)
    for Construction Description of BIM Execution Plan (BEP):
    Stage The BIM Execution Plan is a direct response to the Employer's
    Information Requirements (EIR). It is a document that describes the
    strategic basis for BIM-based processing in the project. It describes the
    goals, organizational structures, and responsibilities, sets the
    framework for the BIM services, and defines the processes and
    exchange requirements of the individual participants.

    It describes/defines for example the points listed below:


    Management:

     Roles, responsibilities and authorities.


     etc.
    Planning and documentation:

     Agreed processes for collaboration and modelling.


     etc.
    Standard method and procedure:

     Volume strategy.
     etc.
    IT solutions:

     Software versions.
     etc.
    2 3D Model and Required
    Develop Construction
    Model to LOD 300 Description of 3D Model:
    3D as we are all commonly aware, represents the three geographical
    dimensions (x, y, z) of a building structure. The geographical capabilities
    help stakeholders to visualize a building’s structure in 3 dimensions even
    before the project is started. When it comes to 3D BIM, it involves the
    creation of a 3D model and sharing the same information using a
    common data environment (CDE).

    As a project passes through different phases, the level of development


    in BIM model also increase to different levels namely LOD (Level of
    Detail/Development) 100 (Pre Design), 200 (Schematic Design), 300
    (Design Development), 350 (Construction Documentation), 400
    (Construction Stage) and 500 (As Built) (see Picture 1).

    Design Development (Detail Design):

    The detailed design level outlines accurate models and drawings with
    specific assemblies, accurate quantities, precise size, shape, and
    location. The stage helps create a model in detail with all the
    information about different elements defined with accuracy.

    Technical description: The Model Element is graphically represented


    within the Model as a specific system, object or assembly in terms of
    quantity, size, shape, location, and orientation. Non-graphic
    information may also be attached to the Model Element.

    Model elements are suitable for the generation of traditional


    construction documents and shop drawings.

    3 Develop Construction Required


    Model to LOD 400
    Description:

    Construction Stage:
    At this stage, all the elements are defined as specific assemblies with
    detailed and complete information about assembly, detailing and
    fabrication. Also, details regarding quantity, size, shape, orientation,
    location and non-geometric information are also attached to the model.

    Technical description: The Model Element is graphically represented


    within the Model as a specific system, object or assembly in terms of
    size, shape, location, quantity, and orientation with detailing,
    fabrication, assembly, and installation information. Non-graphic
    information may also be attached to the Model Element.

    4 Develop Construction Required


    Model to LOD 500 (As
    Build) Description:

    These as-built models are the reflection of the built stage of all kind of
    building trades which includes MEP, architecture and structure.

    Revised set of drawing submitted by a contractor upon completion of a


    project or a particular job. They reflect all changes made in the
    specifications and working drawings during the construction process,
    and show the exact dimensions, geometry, and location of all elements
    of the work completed under the contract. Also called record drawings
    or just as-builts.

    There are two ways to capture the As Built model:

    We using red line markups

    5 Creation 4D Required (optional)


    Construction
    Sequences Description:

    4D Building Information Modeling (4D BIM) is a process to the


    intelligent linking of a 3D digital model with time or schedule related
    information.

    4D is related to planning the construction site by adding a new element


    i.e. time. Scheduling data helps in outlining how much time will be
    involved in completion of the project and how will the project evolve
    over time. The information can provide elaboration about the time
    taken for installation or construction, time needed to make the project
    operational, the sequence of installation of various components, along
    with other scheduling information.

    4D BIM is a tool for planning of activities on site. It can help in early


    conflict detection by seamlessly managing information related to site
    status and visualizing the impact of changes undertaken during the
    entire lifecycle.

    6 Update As Built Required


    Model with COBIe
    Data for handover Description:
    and operation Construction-Operations Building Information Exchange (COBie)
    purpose
    COBie is an information exchange specification for the life-cycle capture
    and delivery of information needed by facility managers. COBie can be
    viewed in design, construction, and maintenance software as well as in
    simple spreadsheets. It helps capture and record important project data
    at the point of origin, including equipment lists, product data sheets,
    warranties, spare parts lists, and preventive maintenance schedules.
    This information is essential to support operations, maintenance and
    asset management once the built asset is in service (See Picture 2).

    7 Laser Scanning Required (optional)

    8 Clash Detection Required


    Description:

    Clash detection is a component of the Building Information Modelling


    (BIM) process and is the realization of conflicts or clashes, whether
    structural or MEP, through an automated and computerized approach.
    Clash detection can be carried out on multiple 3D models and is an
    invaluable tool for designers, architects, builders, engineers and
    contractors to determine clashes or conflicts in the structures (see
    Picture 3).

    General Conditions
    1 Compliance/ 1. APPENDIX A – CAD MANUAL or latest version
    implementation: 2. APPENDIX B – GIS MANUAL
    3. APPENDIX C – BIM MANUAL
    4. APPENDIX C1 – BIM EXECUTION
    5. APPENDIX C2 – BIM CLASH DETECTION REQUIREMENTS
    6. BS1192:2007; British Standard - Collaborative production of
    architectural, engineering and construction information – Code
    of practice
    7. BIM Forum USA BIMFORUM – LOD Specification April 2015
    Edition or latest edition
    8. For each submission phase, the Contractor shall update the
    Model Element Definition Excel Sheet (as per PennState
    template 05_Information_Exchange_Worksheet-V2.0_(Excel)
    or equivalent) - BIM Model Progress breakdown table must be
    at minimum as CSI Uniformat II Structure level 4.
    9. COBie V2.40 templates US version / OMNICLASS
    10. Compiling all the discipline-specific Navisworks Cache files
    (NWC) into a single Master Navisworks file (NWF) for
    coordination purposes (Bi- weekly) and there should be a
    coordination between discipline Design lead and BIM lead
    should be setup every bi-weekly
    11. All data (for example Model Versions, Navisworks files) must be
    available to the client (ZIQ). In this case, a data platform such as
    Autodesk BIM 360 can be used
    12. All models must be on the same version
    a. Revit last version
    b. AutoCAD last version
    c. AutoCAD Civil 3D last version
    d. Navisworks last version

    Attachment 1: Time Schedule of works

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