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Project Execution Plan

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
A. BIM PROJECT EXECUTION PLAN OVERVIEW...................................................................................1

B. PROJECT INFORMATION.............................................................................................................. 2
C. PROJECT CONTACTS................................................................................................................. 3
D. BIM STRATEGY........................................................................................................................ 4
E. BIM USES.............................................................................................................................. 6
F. PROCESS (PER PHASE )............................................................................................................ 8
G. INFORMATION........................................................................................................................ 12
H. COLLABORATION PROCEDURES.................................................................................................28
I. QUALITY ASSURANCE / QUALITY CONTROL..................................................................................30
J. INFRASTRUCTURE................................................................................................................... 31
K. MODEL STRUCTURE............................................................................................................... 33
L. ORGANIZATIONAL BIM ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES....................................................................34
M. PROJECT DELIVERABLES.......................................................................................................... 35
N. BIM USES............................................................................................................................ 39
O. DEFINITIONS......................................................................................................................... 61
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A. BIM PROJECT EXECUTION PLAN OVERVIEW

This BIM project execution plan defines how the [PROJECT] will utilize BIM to assist in achieving the goals of the
project. While responsibility using [owner]’s assets, the project team will use BIM to assist in the creation of an
award winning and awe inspiring facility that will function as a high performance and flexible facility. The project
team envisions that they will create an accurate, valuable, and reusable Building Information Model that assists
with not only design and construction process but optimizes the operations of the facility.
Some of the high priority goals include optimizing facility management using BIM, optimizing design and
construction processes using BIM, providing for uninterrupted facility and minimize impact, and optimize the
stakeholder’s ability to review the facility design and the construction process.
In order to accomplish these tasks, the project team will implement the following uses of BIM during the projects
lifecycle:
 Preventative Maintenance  Construction System Design  Program Validation
Scheduling (CMMS)  Digital Fabrication  Quantifying (Quantity Takeoff)
 Building Systems Analysis  3D Control and Planning  Condition Capturing (Existing
(Performance Monitoring)  Field Management and Tracking Conditions Modeling)
 Asset Management (CAFM)  3D Coordination  Authoring (LoD 300 – Design
 Space Management and Tracking  Engineering Analysis Authoring)
 Record Modeling  Energy Analysis  Authoring (LoD 400 – Fabrication
 As-Built Modeling  Visualization for Design Review Authoring)
 Site Utilization Planning  Phase Planning / 4D Modeling  Drawing Production
The Project team will also document attributes such as model number, serial number, warranty, and other
manufacturer information. This documentation will use the construction operations building information exchange
(COBie) to populate the information into the Owner’s CMMS.
The primary model will be generated using Bentley’s AECOsim Software Solution to develop the Building
Information Model. Additionally the A/E will use Bentley’s Navigator as the primary application to coordinate the
design. Additional software platforms will be used for various other analysis and fabrication modeling.
The primary deliverables for this project include this BIM Project Execution Plan, the design intent model, the
record model, the as-built model, the design drawings, and the facility handover data. The design intent model will
be developed by the A/E to include the necessary information to develop construction drawings. The record model
will be a continuation of the design intent model and will be updated to reflect major changes during construction
of each phase. Additionally, the record model will then become the stewardship model to be updated by the owner.
The as-built model will be developed from the CMc fabrication models and will reflect the facility condition to the
fabrication level of development at the conclusion of construction. It will be the responsibility the owner to update
model after construction completion. This plan documents how each of those is to be delivered to the owner for
their further use.
Note: this plan is to reflect the current implementation of and plan for BIM on the project. Because BIM is a collaborative effort and processes and standards
are always changing, each project team member has the ability to update and modify this plan. Any modification will then be mutually agreed upon by the
project team.
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B. PROJECT INFORMATION
Project Owner:
Project Name:
Project Location:
Project Description: 
Project Details:
Project Numbers: Type Number
Project Schedule: Deliverable Approximate Date Deliverable Approximate Date

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C. PROJECT CONTACTS
The following is a list of relevant BIM Personnel
Name Organization Role Location E-Mail Phone

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D. BIM STRATEGY
1. MISSION AND VISION
Project BIM
To create an award winning and awe

Mission
To use BIM to achieve the mission of the

inspiring building that will function as a high
while responsibly using the owner’s assets
performance and flexible facility
Create an accurate, valuable, and reusable

Vision
Building Information Model that assists with

not only design and construction process but
optimizes the operations of the facility
2. MAJOR BIM GOALS / OBJECTIVES:

Priority Goal/Objective Details
The use of BIM will be considered for collecting and importing facility data
Optimize Facility's
High management using BIM into the various facility management systems such as the CMMS, BAS,
CAFM, and space management.
The use of BIM can be used to optimize the design process through the
Optimize design and creation of parametric construction drawings (Including derived data and
High construction process reporting). It can optimize the construction process with BIM-enabled
using BIM coordination that reduces uncertainty for trade contractors and allows for
greater pre-fabrication.
Provide for an Use BIM to ensure that the interruption to the facility utilization is kept to a
uninterrupted mission of minimum and that portions not under construction have no service
High facility and minimizes interruptions. This can be done through visualizing the construction
campus impact phases and fully coordinating the facility systems.
Distinctly document Develop a detailed model that the owner will retain as a stewardship model
High record conditions of the
for operations and new renovation projects.
facility
Optimize the stakeholders Develop visualizations to varying levels of detail at major milestones in the
High ability to review the
project development (for decision support).
design
Optimize the stakeholders Develop visualizations (selected uses of 4D Modeling) to varying levels of
ability to review and
High understand the
detail to be able to communicate construction plans, sequences and
construction process schedules
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Optimize communication Use BIM to better communication project and facility information therefore
between project reducing risk. (Model sharing and timely updating of model is critical to
High
stakeholders to reduce ensure communication). Overall Project Meeting minutes are to include
risk BIM activities and BIM issues.
Leverage current
Implement new technology and processes when it is logical and reasonable
technology to ensure a
Med based on the current and ever advancing abilities of technology balance
successful result and
against the cost and impact of making changes to the systems being used.
product
Improve the transition Use BIM to allow for information transfer from design into each phase of
Med between construction construction. Also enhance the transition between construction phases
phases with the sharing of accurate as built models of the adjoining phase.
Identify all existing Develop detail existing conditions models using existing documentation,
Med systems to a sufficient site surveying, and laser scans of vital areas of the facility. (need to identify
detail to reduce risk which areas are critical) (Laser scan after demolition)
Develop visualization to communicate key project and facility information
Improve communication
to Leadership including selected use of construction scheduling along with
Med to Leadership and General
design visualizations/rendering of future results. (allow for revised way-
Public
finding visualization)
Use BIM for virtual coordination of MEP systems with trade contractors to
Safeguard against
Med preemptively resolve design conflicts that would typically cause schedule
Schedule overruns
delays.
Meet project budget while
Use BIM to develop quantity schedule (to the appropriate level of detail) of
Med maximizing value and
both the design and construction process to support estimating process.
quality
Achieve project goals such as Replacing infrastructure, Achieving
compliance with building codes and standards (way-finding (sight-line)),
Enhancing Maintainability, Enhancing Usability, Improving security,
Med Achieve all project goals
Meeting sustainability goals, Replacing Outdated Systems, Improving
Energy Efficiency, Addressing Life Safety, Improving Accessibility, and
Improving Elevator Service.
Develop Owner BIM The BIM Project Execution Plan and the BIM Processes developed on this
Med standards for future BIM project will be the standard for project delivery for all future projects. They
projects will also be used to update the owner’s BIM Guidelines.
Better understand Use model if necessary to support effective communication of construction
Med complicated construction sequence. This is critical to communication shut downs and other impacts
sequences of construction.
The design intent model developed during design and updated during
Provide necessary
construction will be used as stewardship model. It is critical that the
Med information to use for the
information contained within them be used to populate facility
lifecycle of the facility
management systems to ensure the lifecycle use of the data.
The information developed during design and construction of this project
Provide information for
Med must also be made available to all future projects. Therefore it will be
future renovations
necessary to properly store, update, and manage this information.
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E. BIM USES
BIM Use Objective / Description Phase Notes
Assist in the actions intended to All maintained elements within Computerized Maintenance
Preventative retain facility elements, or restore Management System, CMMS, will be included within the design
Maintenance facility elements, to a state in which Operations model. The A/E will prepare data within the Design-Intent model for
Scheduling the facility element can perform its an import into the CMMS. The necessary attributes are identified in
intended function. the BIM Project Execution Plan and aligned with owner’s BIM Guide.
Assist in monitoring the performance
Building
of the facilities including items such
Systems The model shall be built in a way to isolate systems as model views.
as energy, air quality, and security.
Analysis Operations This will allow the owner to later integrate BIM and Building
Allows for the analysis of the facility’s
(Performance Automation System.
performance compared to the
Monitoring)
specified design.
Asset Assist in the management of facility Include all elements currently within CAFM System. All necessary
Management assets to ensure optimal value over its Operations COBie data to be included in the CAFM system is documented in the
(CAFM) life-cycle. BIM Project Execution Plan
Space
Management Space attributes will be developed from the model. Spaces will be
Effectively distribute, manage, and
and Tracking / defined as areas and volumes in the model with attributes such as,
track appropriate spaces and related Operations
Move Planning COBie, OmniClass functional type, BOMA data, Room Name and
resources within a facility.
and Number per owners standards.
Management
Record models will be updated to the facility condition at the
conclusion of the construction. The Design Intent Model will be
Depict an accurate representation of
Record updated to a Record Model to reflect changes in the design that occur
the physical conditions, environment, Design
Modeling during construction and for major modifications only. After the
and assets of a facility.
conclusion of each phase, it will be the owner’s responsibility to
maintain the model for the current facility condition.
Depict an accurate representation of
As-Built As-Built Models will include the fabrication models that are accurate to
the physical conditions, environment, Construction
Modeling the installed condition, including corresponding COBie data.
and assets of a facility.
Graphically represent both
(Limited implementation and LoD)
Site Utilization permanent and temporary facilities
Construction  Include all major site elements
Planning on site during multiple phases of the
 Include all interior staging areas
construction process.
3D System Design Software is used to
Construction (Limited implementation and LoD)
design and analyze the construction Construction
System Design The application of this is up to the subcontractor
of a complex building system.
Uses digitized information to facilitate
Digital The models developed by contractors for the fabrication of system
the fabrication of construction Construction
Fabrication elements must be also used for coordination.
materials or assemblies.
Layout facility assemblies or
3D Control and
automate control of equipment's Construction Review and verify model tolerances before automating layout.
Planning
movement and location.
3D Ensure the efficiency and harmony of Use during design for all major systems to a construction document
Coordination the relationship of facility elements Design level of development. Details included in the Project Execution Plan
(Design) during design phases. and the owner BIM Guide.
3D Ensure the efficiency and harmony of Use during construction for all major systems to a fabrication level of
Coordination the relationship of facility elements Construction development. Details included in the Project Execution Plan and the
(Construction) during construction phases. owner BIM Guide.
Engineering Assist in determining the most Design Used in design for
Analysis effective engineering method based  Structural
 Mechanical
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 Electrical
on design specifications.  Lighting (Daylighting)
 Security (Blast)
Include all major visible elements and including spaces such as
inspired design, atrium, committee rooms, atrium, and typical suites.
Visualization Stakeholders view a 3D model and
Completed to the Level of Development based on design phase (i.e.
for Design provide their feedbacks to validate Design
SD, DD, vs. CD will increase in complexity as design continues.
Review multiple design aspects.
Stakeholders need to review the model directly as part of their design
review process)
Effectively plan the phased occupancy
Phase in a renovation, retrofit, addition, or
Limited use for construction planning to highlight specific
Planning / 4D to show the construction sequence Construction
construction sequencing or logistics challenges.
Modeling and space requirements on a building
site.
Use to efficiently and accurately Ensure that As-Construction, As-Designed conditions meet the space
Program
assess the design performance in Design requirement of the program. Space validation may be accomplished
Validation
regard to spatial requirements. through quantity take-off of spaces/area/square footage.
Use model as needed to support detailed takeoff and estimates
Quantifying Operations
To express or measure the amount of deliverables during design and construction. A/E and CMc must
(Quantity Construction
a facility element. coordinate and communicate the level of reliance on the various
Takeoff) Design
aspects of the design model.
Use all tools necessary to develop an accurate existing conditions
Condition
model for the purposes of stewardship and design authoring. at a
Capturing Develop a 3D model of the existing
Design room level to align with the historic significance of the space. Laser
(Existing conditions for a site, facilities on a
Construction scanning may be executed by the CMc at demolition to support design
Conditions site, or a specific area within a facility.
authoring, fabrication modeling, and construction. Point cloud should
Modeling) be integrated with the model for design and review as needed.
Authoring
(LoD 300 – To generate new information about Use during design for all major systems to a construction document
Design
Design the facility to a design intent. level of development
Authoring)
Authoring
(LoD 400 – To generate new information about Use during construction for all major systems to a fabrication level of
Construction
Fabrication the facility to a fabrication level. development.
Authoring)
Installation and fabrication drawings shall be generated from the
coordinated model in conjunction with standard and thorough field
Construction verification. All Record/Design drawings shall be generated from the
To use building information modeling
Drawing model. Drawing sets shall comply with owner standards and as
and the model itself to create
Production Design amended by mutual consent. 3D shall be integrated into drawings sets
drawings and drawing sets.
as needed to explain difficult or unusual alignments of materials,
assemblies or systems. 3D details are to be used as necessary to
support design intent and model review.
Further detail about each BIM use can be located in Section N: BIM Uses of this document and at
bim.psu.edu/uses
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F. PROCESS (PER PHASE )

Detailed Process Maps for Each BIM Use Are Located in Section N: BIM Uses
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G. INFORMATION
1. MINIMUM MODELING REQUIREMENTS:
OmniClass UniFormat LOD GRADE
Level Element ID ID ID Included? (Record) (Record) Primary Discipline Notes
Level 1 SUBSTRUCTURE 21-01 00 00 A Yes ● ●
Level 2 Foundations 21-01 10 A10 Yes ● ● Structural
Level 3 Standard Foundations 21-01 10 A1010 Yes ● ● Structural
Level 4 Wall Foundations 21-01 10 10 A1010.10 Yes 300 A Structural
Level 4 Column Foundations 21-01 10 10 10 A1010.30 Yes 300 A Structural
Standard Foundation Supplementary
Level 4 21-01 10 10 30 A1010.90 Yes 100 C Structural
Components
Level 3 Special Foundations 21-01 10 20 A1020 Yes ● ● Structural
Level 4 Driven Piles 21-01 10 20 10 A1020.10 No
Level 4 Bored Piles 21-01 10 20 15 A1020.15 Yes 200 A Structural
Level 4 Caissons 21-01 10 20 20 A1020.20 No
Level 4 Special Foundation Walls 21-01 10 20 30 A1020.30 Yes 300 A Structural
Level 4 Foundation Anchors 21-01 10 20 40 A1020.40 Yes 100 C Structural
Level 4 Underpinning 21-01 10 20 50 A1020.50 Yes 100 C Structural
Level 4 Raft Foundations 21-01 10 20 60 A1020.60 Yes 300 A Structural
Level 4 Pile Caps 21-01 10 20 70 A1020.70 No
Level 4 Grade Beams 21-01 10 20 80 A1020.80 No
Architectural,
Level 2 Subgrade Enclosures 21-01 20 A20 Yes ● ●
Structural
Architectural,
Level 3 Walls for Subgrade Enclosures 21-01 20 10 A2010 Yes ● ●
Structural
Level 4 Subgrade Enclosure Wall Construction 21-01 20 10 10 A2010.10 Yes 300 A Structural
Level 4 Subgrade Enclosure Wall Interior Skin 21-01 20 10 20 A2010.20 Yes 300 A Architectural
Subgrade Enclosure Wall Supplementary Architectural,
Level 4 21-01 20 10 90 A2010.90 Yes 200 C
Components Structural
Architectural,
Level 2 Slabs on Grade 21-01 40 A40 Yes ● ●
Structural
Level 3 Standard Slabs-on-Grade 21-01 40 10 A4010 Yes 300 A Structural
Level 3 Structural Slabs-on-Grade 21-01 40 20 A4020 Yes 300 A Structural
Architectural,
Level 3 Slab Trenches 21-01 40 30 A4030 Yes 300 A
Structural
Architectural,
Electrical,
Equipment, Fire
Level 3 Pits and Bases 21-01 40 40 A4040 Yes 300 A Protection,
Mechanical (HVAC),
Plumbing,
Structural
Slab-On-Grade Supplementary
Level 3 21-01 40 90 A4090 Yes ● ● Structural
Components
Level 4 Perimeter Insulation 21-01 40 90 10 A4090.10 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Vapor Retarder 21-01 40 90 20 A4090.20 Yes 100 C Architectural
Level 4 Waterproofing 21-01 40 90 30 A4090.30 Yes 100 C Architectural
Level 4 Mud Slab 21-01 40 90 50 A4090.50 Yes 100 C Structural
Level 4 Subbase Layer 21-01 40 90 60 A4090.60 Yes 100 C Structural
Level 2 Water and Gas Mitigation 21-01 60 A60 Yes ● ● Plumbing
Level 3 Building Subdrainage 21-01 60 10 A6010 Yes ● ● Plumbing
Level 4 Foundation Drainage 21-01 60 10 10 A6010.10 Yes 200 A Plumbing
Level 4 Underslab Drainage 21-01 60 10 20 A6010.20 No
Level 3 Off-Gassing Mitigation 21-01 60 20 A6020 No
Level 4 Radon Mitigation 21-01 60 20 10 A6020.10 No
Level 4 Methane Mitigation 21-01 60 20 50 A6020.50 No
Level 2 Substructure Related Activities 21-01 90 A90 Yes ● ● Structural
Level 3 Substructure Excavation 21-01 90 10 A9010 Yes ● ● Civil, Structural
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Level 4 Backfill and Compaction 21-01 90 10 10 A9010.10 Yes 100 C Structural
Civil, Specialty
Level 3 Construction Dewatering 21-01 90 20 A9020 Yes 200 C
Consultants
Specialty
Level 3 Excavation Support 21-01 90 30 A9030 Yes ● ●
Consultants
Specialty
Level 4 Anchor Tiebacks 21-01 90 30 10 A9030.10 Yes 100 C
Consultants
Architectural,
Level 4 Cofferdams 21-01 90 30 20 A9030.20 Yes 100 C Specialty
Consultants
Specialty
Level 4 Cribbing and Walers 21-01 90 30 40 A9030.40 Yes 100 C
Consultants
Specialty
Level 4 Ground Freezing 21-01 90 30 60 A9030.60 Yes 100 C
Consultants
Specialty
Level 4 Slurry Walls 21-01 90 30 70 A9030.70 Yes 100 C
Consultants
Specialty
Level 3 Soil Treatment 21-01 90 40 A9040 Yes 100 C
Consultants
Architectural,
Level 1 SHELL 21-02 00 00 B Yes ● ●
Structural
Architectural,
Level 2 Superstructure 21-02 10 B10 Yes ● ●
Structural
Architectural,
Level 3 Floor Construction 21-02 10 10 B1010 Yes ● ●
Structural
Level 4 Floor Structural Frame 21-02 10 10 10 B1010.10 Yes 300 A Structural
Level 4 Floor decks, slabs and topping 21-02 10 10 20 B1010.20 Yes 300 A Structural
Level 4 Balcony Floor Construction 21-02 10 10 30 B1010.30 Yes 300 A Structural
Level 4 Mezzanine Floor Construction 21-02 10 10 40 B1010.40 Yes 300 A Structural
Level 4 Ramps 21-02 10 10 50 B1010.50 Yes 300 A Structural
Floor Construction Supplementary Architectural,
Level 4 21-02 10 10 90 B1010.90 Yes 200 C+
Architectural,
Level 3 Roof Construction 21-02 10 20 B1020 Yes ● ●
Structural
Level 4 Roof Structural Frame 21-02 10 20 10 B1020.10 Yes 300 A Structural
Architectural,
Level 4 Roof decks, slabs and sheathing 21-02 10 20 20 B1020.20 Yes 300 A
Structural
Architectural,
Level 4 Canopy Construction 21-02 10 20 30 B1020.30 Yes 300 A+
Structural
Roof Construction Supplementary Architectural,
Level 4 21-02 10 20 90 B1020.90 Yes 200 C+
Architectural,
Level 3 Stairs 21-02 10 80 B1080 Yes ● ●
Structural
Architectural,
Level 4 Stair Construction 21-02 10 80 10 B1080.10 Yes 300 A
Structural
Level 4 Stair Soffits 21-02 10 80 30 B1080.30 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Stair Railings 21-02 10 80 50 B1080.50 Yes 300 A Architectural Laser Scan for detailed fabrication
Level 4 Fire Escapes 21-02 10 80 60 B1080.60 No
Level 4 Metal Walkways 21-02 10 80 70 B1080.70 No
Level 4 Ladders 21-02 10 80 80 B1080.80 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 2 Exterior Vertical Enclosures 21-02 20 B20 Yes ● ● Architectural
Architectural,
Level 3 Exterior Walls 21-02 20 10 B2010 Yes ● ●
Structural
Level 4 Exterior Wall Veneer 21-02 20 10 10 B2010.10 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Exterior Wall Construction 21-02 20 10 20 B2010.20 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Exterior Wall Interior Skin 21-02 20 10 30 B2010.30 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Fabricated Exterior Wall Assemblies 21-02 20 10 40 B2010.40 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Parapets 21-02 20 10 50 B2010.50 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Equipment Screens 21-02 20 10 60 B2010.60 Yes 300 A Architectural
Exterior Wall Supplementary Architectural,
Level 4 21-02 20 10 80 B2010.80 Yes 300 B
Exterior Wall Opening Supplementary
Level 4 21-02 20 10 90 B2010.90 Yes 100 B Architectural
Components
Level 3 Exterior Windows 21-02 20 20 B2020 Yes ● ● Architectural
Level 4 Exterior Operating Windows 21-02 20 20 10 B2020.10 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Exterior Fixed Windows 21-02 20 20 20 B2020.20 Yes 300 A Architectural
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Level 4 Exterior Window Wall 21-02 20 20 30 B2020.30 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Exterior Special Function Windows 21-02 20 20 50 B2020.50 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 3 Exterior Doors and Grilles 21-02 20 50 B2050 Yes ● ● Architectural
Level 4 Exterior Entrance Doors 21-02 20 50 10 B2050.10 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Exterior Utility Doors 21-02 20 50 20 B2050.20 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Exterior Oversize Doors 21-02 20 50 30 B2050.30 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Exterior Special Function Doors 21-02 20 50 40 B2050.40 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Exterior Grilles 21-02 20 50 60 B2050.60 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Exterior Gates 21-02 20 50 70 B2050.70 Yes 300 A Architectural
Exterior Door Supplementary
Components
Architectural,
Level 3 Exterior Louvers and Vents 21-02 20 70 B2070 Yes ● ●
Mechanical
Architectural,
Level 4 Exterior Louvers 21-02 20 70 10 B2070.10 Yes 300 A
Mechanical
Architectural,
Level 4 Exterior Vents 21-02 20 70 50 B2070.50 Yes 300 A
Mechanical
Level 3 Exterior Wall Appurtenances 21-02 20 80 B2080 Yes ● ● Architectural
Level 4 Exterior Fixed Grilles and Screens 21-02 20 80 10 B2080.10 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Exterior Opening Protection Devices 21-02 20 80 30 B2080.30 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Exterior Balcony Walls and Railings 21-02 20 80 50 B2080.50 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Exterior Fabrications 21-02 20 80 70 B2080.70 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Bird Control Devices 21-02 20 80 80 B2080.80 Yes 100 B Architectural
Level 3 Exterior Wall Specialties 21-02 20 90 B2090 Yes 200 B Architectural
Level 2 Exterior Horizontal Enclosures 21-02 30 B30 Yes ● ● Architectural
Level 3 Roofing 21-02 30 10 B3010 Yes ● ● Architectural
Level 4 Steep Slope Roofing 21-02 30 10 10 B3010.10 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Low-Slope Roofing 21-02 30 10 50 B3010.50 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Canopy Roofing 21-02 30 10 70 B3010.70 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Roofing Supplementary Components 21-02 30 10 90 B3010.90 Yes 200 B Architectural
Level 3 Roof Appurtenances 21-02 30 20 B3020 Yes ● ● Architectural
Level 4 Roof Accessories 21-02 30 20 10 B3020.10 Yes 200 A Architectural
Level 4 Roof Specialties 21-02 30 20 30 B3020.30 Yes 200 A/B Architectural
Level 4 Rainwater Management 21-02 30 20 70 B3020.70 Yes 200 A Architectural
Level 3 Traffic Bearing Horizontal Enclosures 21-02 30 40 B3040 Yes ● ● Architectural
Level 4 Traffic Bearing Coatings 21-02 30 40 10 B3040.10 Yes 100 B Architectural
Level 4 Horizontal Waterproofing Membrane 21-02 30 40 30 B3040.30 Yes 100 B Architectural
Level 4 Wear Surfaces 21-02 30 40 50 B3040.50 Yes 300 B Architectural "Structural" elements
Horizontal Enclosure Supplementary
Components
Level 3 Horizontal Openings 21-02 30 60 B3060 Yes ● ● Architectural
Level 4 Roof Windows and Skylights 21-02 30 60 10 B3060.10 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Vents and Hatches 21-02 30 60 50 B3060.50 Yes 300 A Architectural
Horizontal Opening Supplementary
Components
Level 3 Overhead Exterior Enclosures 21-02 30 80 B3080 Yes ● ● Architectural
Level 4 Exterior Ceilings 21-02 30 80 10 B3080.10 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Exterior Soffits 21-02 30 80 20 B3080.20 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Exterior Bulkheads 21-02 30 80 30 B3080.30 Yes 300 A Architectural
Architectural,
Equipment,
Level 1 INTERIORS 21-03 00 00 C Yes ● ● Interiors,
Mechanical (HVAC),
Plumbing
Level 2 Interior Construction 21-03 10 C10 Yes ● ● Architectural
Level 3 Interior Partitions 21-03 10 10 C1010 Yes ● ● Architectural
Level 4 Interior Fixed Partitions 21-03 10 10 10 C1010.10 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Interior Glazed Partitions 21-03 10 10 20 C1010.20 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Interior Demountable Partitions 21-03 10 10 40 C1010.40 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Interior Operable Partitions 21-03 10 10 50 C1010.50 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Interior Screens 21-03 10 10 70 C1010.70 No
Interior Partition Supplementary
Level 4 21-03 10 10 90 C1010.90 Yes 100 B Architectural
Components
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Level 3 Interior Windows (a.k.a borrowed lites) 21-03 10 20 C1020 Yes ● ● Architectural
Level 4 Interior Operating Windows 21-03 10 20 10 C1020.10 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Interior Fixed Windows 21-03 10 20 20 C1020.20 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Interior Special Function Windows 21-03 10 20 50 C1020.50 Yes 300 A Architectural
Interior Window Supplementary
Components
Level 3 Interior Doors 21-03 10 30 C1030 Yes ● ● Architectural
Level 4 Interior Swinging Doors 21-03 10 30 10 C1030.10 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Interior Entrance Doors 21-03 10 30 20 C1030.20 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Interior Sliding Doors 21-03 10 30 25 C1030.25 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Interior Folding Doors 21-03 10 30 30 C1030.30 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Interior Coiling Doors 21-03 10 30 40 C1030.40 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Interior Panel Doors 21-03 10 30 50 C1030.50 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Interior Special Function Doors 21-03 10 30 70 C1030.70 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Interior Access Doors and Panels 21-03 10 30 80 C1030.80 Yes 300 A Architectural
Interior Door Supplementary
Components
Level 3 Interior Grilles and Gates 21-03 10 40 C1040 No
Level 4 Interior Grilles 21-03 10 40 10 C1040.10 no
Level 4 Interior Gates 21-03 10 40 50 C1040.50 no
Architectural,
Level 3 Raised Floor Construction 21-03 10 60 C1060 Yes ● ●
Electrical
Architectural,
Level 4 Access Flooring 21-03 10 60 10 C1060.10 Yes 200 A
Electrical
Architectural,
Level 4 Platform/Stage Floors 21-03 10 60 30 C1060.30 Yes 200 A
Electrical
Level 3 Suspended Ceiling Construction 21-03 10 70 C1070 Yes ● ● Architectural
Level 4 Acoustical Suspended Ceilings 21-03 10 70 10 C1070.10 Yes 200 A Architectural
Suspended Plaster and Gypsum Board
Level 4 21-03 10 70 20 C1070.20 Yes 300 A Architectural
Ceilings
Level 4 Specialty Suspended Ceilings 21-03 10 70 50 C1070.50 Yes 200 A Architectural
Level 4 Special Function Suspended Ceilings 21-03 10 70 70 C1070.70 Yes 200 A Architectural
Level 4 Ceiling Suspension Components 21-03 10 70 90 C1070.90 Yes 100 C Architectural
Architectural,
Equipment,
Level 3 Interior Specialties 21-03 10 90 C1090 Yes ● ●
Mechanical (HVAC),
Plumbing
Level 4 Interior Railings and Handrails 21-03 10 90 10 C1090.10 Yes 300 A Architectural
Architectural,
Level 4 Interior Louvers 21-03 10 90 15 C1090.15 Yes 300 A
Mechanical (HVAC)
Architectural,
Level 4 Information Specialties 21-03 10 90 20 C1090.20 Yes 200 A
Electrical
Architectural,
Level 4 Compartments and Cubicles 21-03 10 90 25 C1090.25 Yes 300 A
Interiors
Level 4 Service Walls 21-03 10 90 30 C1090.30 No
Level 4 Wall and Door Protection 21-03 10 90 35 C1090.35 Yes 100 C Architectural
Level 4 Toilet, Bath, and Laundry Accessories 21-03 10 90 40 C1090.40 Yes 100 B Architectural
Level 4 Interior Gas Lighting 21-03 10 90 45 C1090.45 No
Level 4 Fireplaces and stoves 21-03 10 90 50 C1090.50 No
Architectural,
Level 4 Safety Specialties 21-03 10 90 60 C1090.60 Yes 100 B
Interiors
Level 4 Storage Specialties 21-03 10 90 70 C1090.70 Yes 200 A Architectural
Level 4 Other Interior Specialties 21-03 10 90 90 C1090.90 Yes 200 C Architectural
Level 2 Interior Finishes 21-03 20 C20 Yes ● ● Interiors
Level 3 Wall Finishes 21-03 20 10 C2010 Yes ● ● Interiors
Level 4 Tile Wall Finish 21-03 20 10 10 C2010.10 Yes 200 B Interiors
Level 4 Wall Paneling 21-03 20 10 20 C2010.20 Yes 200 B Interiors
Level 4 Wall Coverings 21-03 20 10 30 C2010.30 Yes 100 B Interiors
Level 4 Wall Carpeting 21-03 20 10 35 C2010.35 No
Level 4 Stone Facing 21-03 20 10 50 C2010.50 Yes 200 B Interiors
Level 4 Special Wall Surfacing 21-03 20 10 60 C2010.60 Yes 200 B Interiors
Level 4 Wall Painting and Coating 21-03 20 10 70 C2010.70 Yes 100 B Interiors
Level 4 Acoustical Wall Treatment 21-03 20 10 80 C2010.80 Yes 200 B Interiors
Owner
Project Date
Level 4 Wall Finish Supplementary Components 21-03 20 10 90 C2010.90 Yes 100 C Interiors
Level 3 Interior Fabrications 21-03 20 20 C2020 Yes 300 A Interiors
Architectural,
Level 3 Flooring 21-03 20 30 C2030 Yes ● ●
Interiors
Level 4 Flooring Treatment 21-03 20 30 10 C2030.10 Yes 200 B Interiors
Level 4 Tile Flooring 21-03 20 30 20 C2030.20 Yes 200 B Interiors
Level 4 Specialty Flooring 21-03 20 30 30 C2030.30 Yes 200 B Interiors
Level 4 Masonry Flooring 21-03 20 30 40 C2030.40 Yes 200 B Interiors
Level 4 Wood Flooring 21-03 20 30 45 C2030.45 Yes 200 B Interiors
Level 4 Resilient Flooring 21-03 20 30 50 C2030.50 Yes 200 B Interiors
Level 4 Terrazzo Flooring 21-03 20 30 60 C2030.60 No
Level 4 Fluid-Applied Flooring 21-03 20 30 70 C2030.70 Yes 100 B Interiors
Level 4 Carpeting 21-03 20 30 75 C2030.75 Yes 100 B Interiors
Level 4 Athletic Flooring 21-03 20 30 80 C2030.80 No
Level 4 Entrance Flooring 21-03 20 30 85 C2030.85 No
Level 4 Flooring Supplementary Components 21-03 20 30 90 C2030.90 Yes 100 C Interiors
Architectural,
Level 3 Stair Finishes 21-03 20 40 C2040 Yes ● ●
Interiors
Level 4 Tile Stair Finish 21-03 20 40 20 C2040.20 No
Level 4 Masonry Stair Finish 21-03 20 40 40 C2040.40 Yes 200 B Interiors
Level 4 Wood Stair Finish 21-03 20 40 45 C2040.45 No
Level 4 Resilient Stair Finish 21-03 20 40 50 C2040.50 Yes 100 B Interiors
Level 4 Terrazzo Stair Finish 21-03 20 40 60 C2040.60 No
Level 4 Carpeted Stair Finish 21-03 20 40 75 C2040.75 Yes 100 B Interiors
Architectural,
Level 3 Ceiling Finishes 21-03 20 50 C2050 Yes ● ●
Interiors
Architectural,
Level 4 Plaster and Gypsum Board Finish 21-03 20 50 10 C2050.10 Yes 200 B
Interiors
Architectural,
Level 4 Ceiling Paneling 21-03 20 50 20 C2050.20 Yes 200 B
Interiors
Architectural,
Level 4 Ceiling Painting and Coating 21-03 20 50 70 C2050.70 Yes 100 B
Interiors
Architectural,
Level 4 Acoustical Ceiling Treatment 21-03 20 50 80 C2050.80 Yes 200 B
Interiors
Ceiling Finish Supplementary Architectural,
Level 4 21-03 20 50 90 C2050.90 Yes 100 C
Components Interiors
Architectural,
Electrical, Fire
Level 1 SERVICES 21-04 00 00 D Yes ● ● Protection,
Mechanical (HVAC),
Plumbing
Architectural,
Level 2 Conveying 21-04 10 D10 Yes ● ● Specialty
Consultants
Level 3 Vertical Conveying Systems 21-04 10 10 D1010 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Elevators 21-04 10 10 10 D1010.10 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Lifts 21-04 10 10 20 D1010.20 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Escalators 21-04 10 10 30 D1010.30 No
Level 4 Dumbwaiters 21-04 10 10 50 D1010.50 No
Level 4 Moving Ramps 21-04 10 10 60 D1010.60 No
Level 3 Horizontal Conveying Systems 21-04 10 30 D1030 No
Level 4 Moving Walks 21-04 10 30 10 D1030.10 No
Level 4 Turntables 21-04 10 30 30 D1030.30 No
Level 4 Passenger Loading Bridges 21-04 10 30 50 D1030.50 No
Level 4 People Movers 21-04 10 30 70 D1030.70 No
Level 3 Material Handling 21-04 10 50 D1050 No
Level 4 Cranes 21-04 10 50 10 D1050.10 No
Level 4 Hoists 21-04 10 50 20 D1050.20 No
Level 4 Derricks 21-04 10 50 30 D1050.30 No
Level 4 Conveyors 21-04 10 50 40 D1050.40 No
Level 4 Baggage Handling Equipment 21-04 10 50 50 D1050.50 No
Level 4 Chutes 21-04 10 50 60 D1050.60 No
Level 4 Pneumatic Tube Systems 21-04 10 50 70 D1050.70 No
Owner
Project Date
Level 3 Operable Access Systems 21-04 10 80 D1080 No
Level 4 Suspended Scaffolding 21-04 10 80 10 D1080.10 No
Level 4 Rope Climbers 21-04 10 80 20 D1080.20 No
Level 4 Elevating Platforms 21-04 10 80 30 D1080.30 No
Level 4 Powered Scaffolding 21-04 10 80 40 D1080.40 No
Level 4 Building Envelope Access 21-04 10 80 50 D1080.50 No
Level 2 Plumbing 21-04 20 D20 Yes ● ● Plumbing
Level 3 Domestic Water Distribution 21-04 20 10 D2010 Yes ● ● Plumbing
Level 4 Facility Potable-Water Storage Tanks 21-04 20 10 10 D2010.10 No
Level 4 Domestic Water Equipment 21-04 20 10 20 D2010.20 Yes ● ● Plumbing
Domestic Water Heaters Yes 300 A Plumbing
Domestic Water Booster Pumps Yes 300 A Plumbing
Domestic Water Solar Collectors Yes 300 A Plumbing
Level 4 Domestic Water Piping 21-04 20 10 40 D2010.40 Yes ● ● Plumbing
Domestic Water Piping Mains and Branch
Yes 300 A Plumbing
runouts
LOD changed to 100. Rough-in
piping downstream of branch
Domestic Water Piping Rough-ins Yes 100 C Plumbing
runouts will be shown on 2D sheets
as part of details, part plans, etc.
LOD changed to 100. Piping
Domestic Water Piping Fixture specialties will be shown on 2D
Yes 100 C Plumbing
Connections sheets as part of details, part plans,
etc.
3D icons to be "owned" by
Level 4 Plumbing Fixtures 21-04 20 10 60 D2010.60 Yes 300 A Architectural Plumbing. Architectural to define
locations with 2D symbology.
Domestic Water Distribution
Level 4 21-04 20 10 90 D2010.90 No
Supplementary Components
Level 3 Sanitary Drainage 21-04 20 20 D2020 Yes ● ● Plumbing
Level 4 Sanitary Sewerage Equipment 21-04 20 20 10 D2020.10 Yes ● ● Plumbing
Grease Trap Yes 300 A Plumbing
Sewage Ejector Pump Yes 300 A Plumbing
Level 4 Sanitary Sewerage Piping 21-04 20 20 30 D2020.30 Yes ● ● Plumbing
Sanitary and Vent Mains and Branches Yes 300 A Plumbing
LOD changed to 100. Rough-in
piping downstream of branch
Sanitary and Vent Rough-ins Yes 100 C Plumbing
runouts will be shown on 2D sheets
as part of details, part plans, etc.
Sanitary Drainage Supplementary
Level 4 21-04 20 20 90 D2020.90 No
Components
Level 3 Building Support Plumbing Systems 21-04 20 30 D2030 Yes ● ● Plumbing
Level 4 Stormwater Drainage Equipment 21-04 20 30 10 D2030.10 Yes ● ● Plumbing
Elevator Sump Pumps Yes 300 A Plumbing
Condensate and Foundation Drain Pumps Yes 300 A Plumbing
Level 4 Stormwater Drainage Piping 21-04 20 30 20 D2030.20 Yes ● ● Plumbing
Storm Water Mains and Accessories Yes 300 A Plumbing
Air Conditioning Condensate Drains Yes 300 A Plumbing
Level 4 Facility Stormwater Drains 21-04 20 30 30 D2030.30 Yes ● ● Plumbing
Roof Drains Yes 300 A Plumbing
Areaway Drains, MER Floor Drains Yes 300 A Plumbing
Level 4 Gray Water Systems 21-04 20 30 60 D2030.60 No
Building Support Plumbing System
Level 4 21-04 20 30 90 D2030.90 No
Level 3 General Service Compressed-Air 21-04 20 50 D2050 No
Level 3 Process Support Plumbing Systems 21-04 20 60 D2060 No
Level 4 Compressed-Air Systems 21-04 20 60 10 D2060.10 No
Level 4 Vacuum Systems 21-04 20 60 20 D2060.20 No
Level 4 Gas Systems 21-04 20 60 30 D2060.30 No
Level 4 Chemical-Waste Systems 21-04 20 60 40 D2060.40 No
Level 4 Processed Water Systems 21-04 20 60 50 D2060.50 No
Process Support Plumbing System
Level 4 21-04 20 60 90 D2060.90 No
Level 2 HVAC 21-04 30 D30 Yes ● ● Mechanical (HVAC)
Owner
Project Date
Level 3 Facility Fuel Systems 21-04 30 10 D3010 Yes ● ● Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4 Fuel Piping 21-04 30 10 10 D3010.10 Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4 Fuel Pumps 21-04 30 10 30 D3010.30 Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4 Fuel Storage Tanks 21-04 30 10 50 D3010.50 Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Fuel Cleaning Systems Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Day Tanks Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 3 Heating Systems 21-04 30 20 D3020 Yes ● ● Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4 Heat Generation 21-04 30 20 10 D3020.10 Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4 Thermal Heat Storage 21-04 30 20 30 D3020.30 No
Level 4 Decentralized Heating Equipment 21-04 30 20 70 D3020.70 No
Heating System Supplementary
Level 4 21-04 30 20 90 D3020.90 No
Components
Level 3 Cooling Systems 21-04 30 30 D3030 Yes ● ● Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4 Central Cooling 21-04 30 30 10 D3030.10 Yes ● ● Mechanical (HVAC)
Energy Recovery Chiller Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Heat Exchanger Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4 Evaporative Air-Cooling 21-04 30 30 30 D3030.30 No
Level 4 Thermal Cooling Storage 21-04 30 30 50 D3030.50 No
Level 4 Decentralized Cooling 21-04 30 30 70 D3030.70 No
Cooling System Supplementary
Level 4 21-04 30 30 90 D3030.90 No
Components
Level 3 Facility HVAC Distribution Systems 21-04 30 50 D3050 Yes ● ● Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4 Facility Hydronic Distribution 21-04 30 50 10 D3050.10 Yes ● ● Mechanical (HVAC)
Pumps Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Expansion Tanks Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Air Separators Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Piping Mains Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Piping Branches Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
This applies to distributed terminal
equipment such as FCUs, reheat
coils, cabinet unit heaters, and
Piping specialties at distributed
Yes 100 C Mechanical (HVAC) radiators. Space (volume) for piping
equipment
specialties will be reserved in the
3D model, with references to 2D
piping details.
Level 4 Facility Steam Distribution 21-04 30 50 30 D3050.30 Yes ● ● Mechanical (HVAC)
High Pressure Steam Piping Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Pressure Reducing Stations Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Low Pressure Steam Piping Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Humidification Steam Generators Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Humidification Steam Piping Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Condensate Return Branch Piping Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Condensate Receivers and Transfer Pumps Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Condensate Return Mains Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Pumped condensate piping Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC) Line item added.
Steam Vent Piping Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4 HVAC Air Distribution 21-04 30 50 50 D3050.50 Yes ● ● Mechanical (HVAC)
LOD changed to 200. Due to
limitations of Bentley and the
custom nature of equipment, AHUs
Air Handling Units Yes 200 A Mechanical (HVAC) will be modeled as volumes with
facility info attached. Actual details
of construction will be indicated in
2D format on part plan sheets.
LOD changed to 200. Due to
limitations of Bentley and the
custom nature of equipment, FCUs
Fan Coil Units Yes 200 A Mechanical (HVAC) will be modeled as volumes with
facility info attached. Actual details
of construction will be indicated in
2D format on detail sheets.
Fans Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Facility Distribution Systems
Level 4 21-04 30 50 90 D3050.90 No
Level 3 Ventilation 21-04 30 60 D3060 Yes ● ● Mechanical (HVAC)
Owner
Project Date
Level 4 Supply Air 21-04 30 60 10 D3060.10 Yes ● ● Mechanical (HVAC)
Supply Mains, Medium and Low Pressure Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Supply Branches, Medium Pressure Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Supply VAV Terminal Units Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Supply Branch Ductwork, Low Pressure Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC) Includes volume dampers
Supply Diffusers Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4 Return Air 21-04 30 60 20 D3060.20 Yes ● ● Mechanical (HVAC)
Return Mains Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Return Branch Ductwork Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC) Includes volume dampers
Return Grilles and Registers Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4 Exhaust Air 21-04 30 60 30 D3060.30 Yes ● ● Mechanical (HVAC)
Exhaust Mains Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Exhaust Terminal Units Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Exhaust Branch Ductwork Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC) Includes volume dampers
Relief areaways in moat and louvers Yes 300 A Architectural Line item added.
Exhasut Grilles and Registers Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4 Outside Air 21-04 30 60 40 D3060.40 Yes ● ● Mechanical (HVAC)
Outside Air Mains Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
OA intake areaways and louvers Yes 300 A Architectural Line item added.
Outside Air Branches Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC) Includes volume dampers
If air-to-air energy recovery is
retained in project, LOD will be
Level 4 Air-to-Air Energy Recovery 21-04 30 60 60 D3060.60 No
changed to 300 and Grade will be
A.
Level 4 HVAC Air Cleaning 21-04 30 60 70 D3060.70 No
Level 4 Ventilation Supplementary Components 21-04 30 60 90 D3060.90 No
Level 3 Special Purpose HVAC Systems 21-04 30 70 D3070 Yes ● ● Mechanical (HVAC)
BAS Control Panels Yes 200 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Room Sensors Yes 200 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Control Dampers and Valves Yes 200 A Mechanical (HVAC) Line item added
Line item added. No modeling of
Installation Accessories for sensors and these items. Contractor will include
control components, and associated Yes Mechanical (HVAC) as part of fabrication models.
wiring Examples: thermowells, duct smoke
detector brackets.
Other Sensors Yes 100 C Mechanical (HVAC)
Line item added. Conduit only
modeled in typical Member Suites
Conduit for Control Wiring Yes 200 A Mechanical (HVAC)
and areas with pronounced physical
fit issues.
Computer Room Air Conditioning Units Yes 300 A Mechanical (HVAC)
Level 4 Snow Melting 21-04 30 70 10 D3070.10 No
Fire Protection,
Level 2 Fire Protection 21-04 40 D40 Yes ● ●
Architectural
Level 3 Fire Suppression 21-04 40 10 D4010 Yes ● ● Fire Protection
Level 4 Water-Based Fire-Suppression 21-04 40 10 10 D4010.10 Yes 300 A Fire Protection
Level 4 Fire-Extinguishing 21-04 40 10 50 D4010.50 Yes 300 A Fire Protection
Fire Suppression Supplementary
Level 4 21-04 40 10 90 D4010.90 Yes 100 A Fire Protection
Components
Level 3 Fire Protection Specialties 21-04 40 30 D4030 Yes ● ● Architectural
Level 4 Fire Protection Cabinets 21-04 40 30 10 D4030.10 Yes 200 A Architectural
Level 4 Fire Extinguishers 21-04 40 30 30 D4030.30 Yes 200 A Architectural
Level 4 Breathing Air Replenishment Systems 21-04 40 30 50 D4030.50 No
Level 4 Fire Extinguisher Accessories 21-04 40 30 70 D4030.70 Yes 100 C Architectural
Level 2 Electrical 21-04 50 D50 Yes ● ● Electrical
Level 3 Facility Power Generation 21-04 50 10 D5010 Yes ● ● Electrical
Level 4 Packaged Generator Assemblies 21-04 50 10 10 D5010.10 Yes 300 A Electrical
Level 4 Uninterruptible Power Supply System Yes 300 A Electrical
Electrical, Specialty
Level 4 Photovoltaic Collectors 21-04 50 10 30 D5010.30 Yes 300 A
Consultants
Level 4 Fuel Cells 21-04 50 10 40 D5010.40 No
LOD changed to 100. Grade
Level 4 Power Filtering and Conditioning 21-04 50 10 60 D5010.60 Yes 100 C Electrical
changed to C.
Owner
Project Date
Level 4 Transfer Switches 21-04 50 10 70 D5010.70 Yes 300 A Electrical
Facility Power Generation
Level 4 21-04 50 10 90 D5010.90 No
Level 3 Electrical Service and Distribution 21-04 50 20 D5020 Yes ● ● Electrical
Level 4 Electrical Service 21-04 50 20 10 D5020.10 Yes ● ● Electrical
Switchgear Yes 300 A Electrical
LOD changed to 200. Ductbank will
Ductbank Yes 200 A Electrical be modeled as a general volume
with facility information attached.
Level 4 Power Distribution 21-04 50 20 30 D5020.30 Yes ● ● Electrical
LOD changed to 200. Transformers
Transformers Yes 200 A Electrical will be modeled as general volumes
with facility information attached.
Panelboards Yes 300 A Electrical
LOD changed to 100. Ductbank will
be modeled as a general volume
Ductbank Yes 100 A Electrical with facility information attached.
Conduits within ductbanks will not
be modeled.
Distribution Conduits Yes 300 A Electrical
Distribution Pullboxes Yes 300 A Electrical
Level 4 Facility Grounding 21-04 50 20 70 D5020.70 Yes 100 C Electrical
changed to C.
Electrical Service and Distribution
Level 4 21-04 50 20 90 D5020.90 No
Level 3 General Purpose Electrical Power 21-04 50 30 D5030 Yes ● ● Electrical
Level 4 Branch Conduits 21-04 50 30 10 D5030.10 Yes 100 B Electrical
Branch Circuit Pullboxes 100 B Electrical
Level 4 Wiring Devices 21-04 50 30 50 D5030.50 Yes 200 A Electrical
Motor Controllers 200 A Electrical
General Purpose Electrical Power
Level 4 21-04 50 30 90 D5030.90 No
Level 3 Lighting 21-04 50 40 D5040 Yes ● ● Electrical
Level 4 Lighting Control 21-04 50 40 10 D5040.10 Yes 200 A Electrical
Level 4 Branch Wiring for Lighting 21-04 50 40 20 D5040.20 Yes 100 B Electrical
Level 4 Lighting Fixtures 21-04 50 40 50 D5040.50 Yes 300 A Electrical
Level 4 Lighting Supplementary Components 21-04 50 40 90 D5040.90 No
Level 3 Miscellaneous Electrical Systems 21-04 50 80 D5080 Yes ● ● Electrical
Level 4 Lightning Protection 21-04 50 80 10 D5080.10 Yes 200 A Electrical
Level 4 Cathodic Protection 21-04 50 80 40 D5080.40 No
Level 4 Transient Voltage Suppression 21-04 50 80 70 D5080.70 No
Miscellaneous Electrical Systems
Level 4 21-04 50 80 90 D5080.90 No
Level 2 Communications 21-04 60 D60 Yes ● ● Telecom, AV
Level 3 Data Communications 21-04 60 10 D6010 Yes ● ● Telecom
Data Communications Network and
Level 4 21-04 60 10 10 D6010.10 Yes 300 A Telecom
Equipment
Level 4 Data Communications Hardware 21-04 60 10 20 D6010.20 No
Data Communications Peripheral Data
Level 4 21-04 60 10 30 D6010.30 No
Equipment
Level 4 Data Communications Software 21-04 60 10 50 D6010.50 No
Data Communication Program and
Level 4 21-04 60 10 60 D6010.60 No
Integration Services
Level 3 Voice Communications 21-04 60 20 D6020 No
Voice Communications Switching and
Level 4 21-04 60 20 10 D6020.10 No
Routing Equipment
Voice Communications Terminal
Level 4 21-04 60 20 20 D6020.20 No
Equipment
Level 4 Voice Communications Messaging 21-04 60 20 30 D6020.30 No
Level 4 Call Accounting 21-04 60 20 40 D6020.40 No
Level 4 Call Management 21-04 60 20 50 D6020.50 No
Level 3 Audio-Video Communication 21-04 60 30 D6030 Yes ● ● AV
Level 4 Audio-Video Systems 21-04 60 30 10 D6030.10 Yes 100 C AV
Level 4 Electronic Digital Systems 21-04 60 30 50 D6030.50 No
Owner
Project Date
Distributed Communications and
Level 3 21-04 60 60 D6060 Yes ● ● AV
Monitoring
Level 4 Distributed Audio-Video 21-04 60 60 10 D6060.10 Yes 100 C AV
Healthcare Communications and
Level 4 21-04 60 60 30 D6060.30 No
Monitoring
Level 4 Distributed Systems 21-04 60 60 50 D6060.50 Yes 300 A AV
Communications Supplementary
Level 3 21-04 60 90 D6090 Yes ● ● Telecom, AV
Components
Level 4 Supplementary Components 21-04 60 90 10 D6090.10 Yes 200 C Telecom, AV
Level 2 Electronic Safety and Security 21-04 70 D70 Yes ● ● Security
Level 3 Access Control and Intrusion Detection 21-04 70 10 D7010 Yes ● ● Security
LOD changed to 200. Grade A
applicable to devices, panels, and
distribution raceways upstream of
panels. Branch conduits
Level 4 Access Control 21-04 70 10 10 D7010.10 Yes 200 A Security
downstream of panels will be in 2D
(Grade B) except in spaces with
pronounced physical fit issues, i.e.
typical Member Suites.
Same as Access Control (ID 21-04
Level 4 Intrusion Detection 21-04 70 10 50 D7010.50 Yes 200 A Security
70 10 10)
Level 3 Electronic Surveillance 21-04 70 30 D7030 Yes ● ● Security
Level 4 Video Surveillance 21-04 70 30 10 D7030.10 Yes 200 A Security
70 10 10)
Level 4 Electronic Personal Protection 21-04 70 30 50 D7030.50 Yes 200 A Security
70 10 10)
Mechanical, Fire
Level 3 Detection and Alarm 21-04 70 50 D7050 Yes ● ●
Protection
Level 4 Fire Detection and Alarm 21-04 70 50 10 D7050.10 Yes 300 A Fire Protection
Level 4 Radiation Detection and Alarm 21-04 70 50 20 D7050.20 No
Level 4 Fuel-Gas Detection and Alarm 21-04 70 50 30 D7050.30 No
Mechanical, Fire
Level 4 Fuel-Oil Detection and Alarm 21-04 70 50 40 D7050.40 Yes 100 B
Protection
Level 4 Refrigeration Detection and Alarm 21-04 70 50 50 D7050.50 No
Water Leakage/Overflow Detection and
Level 4 21-04 70 50 60 D7050.60 Yes Mechanical (HVAC)
Alarm
Level 3 Electronic Monitoring and Control 21-04 70 70 D7070 Yes ● ● Security
Electronic Detection Monitoring and Same as Access Control (ID 21-04
Level 4 21-04 70 70 10 D7070.10 Yes 200 A Security
Control 70 10 10)
Electronic Safety and Security
Level 3 21-04 70 90 D7090 Yes ● ● Security
Level 4 Supplementary Components 21-04 70 90 10 D7090.10 Yes 200 A Security
70 10 10)
Level 2 INTEGRATED AUTOMATION 21-04 80 D80 Yes ● ● Electrical
Level 3 Integrated Automation Facility Controls 21-04 80 10 D8010 Yes ● ● Electrical
Integrated Automation Control of LOD changed to 100. Grade
Level 4 21-04 80 10 10 D8010.10 Yes 100 C Electrical
Equipment changed to C.
Conveying Equipment changed to C.
Integrated Automation Control of Fire- LOD changed to 100. Grade
Suppression Systems changed to C.
Integrated Automation Control of HVAC This item is covered under Special
Level 4 21-04 80 10 40 D8010.40 No
Systems Purpose HVAC Systems
Integrated Automation Control of This item is covered under Special
Level 4 21-04 80 10 50 D8010.50 No
Plumbing Systems Purpose HVAC Systems
Electrical Systems changed to C.
Communication Systems changed to C.
Electronic Safety and Security Systems changed to C.
Integrated Automation Supplementary LOD changed to 100. Grade
Components changed to C.
Architectural,
Level 1 EQUIPMENT & FURNISHINGS 21-05 00 00 E Yes ● ●
Interiors
Level 2 Equipment 21-05 10 00 E10 Yes ● ● Architectural
Owner
Project Date
Level 3 Vehicle and Pedestrian Equipment 21-05 10 10 E1010 Yes ● ● Architectural
Level 4 Vehicle Servicing Equipment 21-05 10 10 10 E1010.10 No
Level 4 Interior Parking Control Equipment 21-05 10 10 30 E1010.30 No
Level 4 Loading Dock Equipment 21-05 10 10 50 E1010.50 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Interior Pedestrian Control Equipment 21-05 10 10 70 E1010.70 Yes 300 A Architectural
Interiors, Food
Level 3 Commercial Equipment 21-05 10 30 E1030 Yes ● ●
Service
Level 4 Mercantile and Service Equipment 21-05 10 30 10 E1030.10 No
Level 4 Vault Equipment 21-05 10 30 20 E1030.20 No
Level 4 Teller and Service Equipment 21-05 10 30 25 E1030.25 No
Level 4 Refrigerated Display Equipment 21-05 10 30 30 E1030.30 No
Commercial Laundry and Dry Cleaning
Level 4 21-05 10 30 35 E1030.35 No
Equipment
Level 4 Maintenance Equipment 21-05 10 30 40 E1030.40 No
Level 4 Hospitality Equipment 21-05 10 30 50 E1030.50 No
Level 4 Unit Kitchens 21-05 10 30 55 E1030.55 No
Level 4 Photographic Processing Equipment 21-05 10 30 60 E1030.60 No
Postal, Packaging, and Shipping
Level 4 21-05 10 30 70 E1030.70 No
Equipment
Level 4 Office Equipment 21-05 10 30 75 E1030.75 Yes 200 A Interiors
Level 4 Foodservice Equipment 21-05 10 30 80 E1030.80 Yes 300 A Food Service
Level 3 Institutional Equipment 21-05 10 40 E1040 No ● ● Interiors, Security
Level 4 Educational and Scientific Equipment 21-05 10 40 10 E1040.10 No
Level 4 Healthcare Equipment 21-05 10 40 20 E1040.20 Yes 200 A Interiors
Level 4 Religious Equipment 21-05 10 40 40 E1040.40 No
Level 4 Security Equipment 21-05 10 40 60 E1040.60 Yes 200 A Security
Level 4 Detention Equipment 21-05 10 40 70 E1040.70 No
Level 3 Residential Equipment 21-05 10 60 E1060 No
Level 4 Residential Appliances 21-05 10 60 10 E1060.10 No
Level 4 Retractable Stairs 21-05 10 60 50 E1060.50 No
Level 4 Residential Ceiling Fans 21-05 10 60 70 E1060.70 No
Entertainment and Recreational
Level 3 21-05 10 70 E1070 No
Equipment
Level 4 Theater and Stage Equipment 21-05 10 70 10 E1070.10 No
Level 4 Musical Equipment 21-05 10 70 20 E1070.20 No
Level 4 Athletic Equipment 21-05 10 70 50 E1070.50 No
Level 4 Recreational Equipment 21-05 10 70 60 E1070.60 No
Level 3 Other Equipment 21-05 10 90 E1090 Yes ● ● Architectural
Level 4 Solid Waste Handling Equipment 21-05 10 90 10 E1090.10 Yes 200 A Architectural
Level 4 Agricultural Equipment 21-05 10 90 30 E1090.30 No
Level 4 Horticultural Equipment 21-05 10 90 40 E1090.40 No
Level 4 Decontamination Equipment 21-05 10 90 60 E1090.60 No
Architectural,
Level 2 Furnishings 21-05 20 E20 Yes ● ●
Interiors
Level 3 Fixed Furnishings 21-05 20 10 E2010 Yes ● ● Architectural
Level 4 Fixed Art 21-05 20 10 10 E2010.10 No
Level 4 Window Treatments 21-05 20 10 20 E2010.20 Yes 100 B Architectural
Level 4 Casework 21-05 20 10 30 E2010.30 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 4 Fixed Multiple Seating 21-05 20 10 70 E2010.70 No
Level 4 Other Fixed Furnishings 21-05 20 10 90 E2010.90 Yes 300 A Architectural
Level 3 Movable Furnishings 21-05 20 50 E2050 Yes ● ● Interiors
Level 4 Movable Art 21-05 20 50 10 E2050.10 No
Level 4 Furniture 21-05 20 50 30 E2050.30 Yes 300 A Interiors
Level 4 Accessories 21-05 20 50 40 E2050.40 Yes 100 C Interiors
Level 4 Movable Multiple Seating 21-05 20 50 60 E2050.60 No
Level 4 Other Movable Furnishings 21-05 20 50 90 E2050.90 Yes 300 A Interiors
Architectural, Civil,
Mechanical (HVAC),
Level 1 SPECIAL CONSTR. & DEMO 21-06 00 00 F Yes ● ●
Specialty
Consultants
Level 2 Special Construction 21-06 10 F10 No
Level 3 Integrated Construction 21-06 10 10 F1010 No
Owner
Project Date
Level 4 Building Modules 21-06 10 10 10 F1010.10 No
Level 4 Manufactured/Fabricated Rooms 21-06 10 10 50 F1010.50 No
Level 4 Modular Mezzanines 21-06 10 10 70 F1010.70 No
Level 3 Special Structures 21-06 10 20 F1020 No
Level 4 Fabric Structures 21-06 10 20 10 F1020.10 No
Level 4 Space Frames 21-06 10 20 20 F1020.20 No
Level 4 Geodesic Structures 21-06 10 20 30 F1020.30 No
Level 4 Manufacturer-Engineered Structures 21-06 10 20 40 F1020.40 No
Level 4 Manufactured Canopies 21-06 10 20 60 F1020.60 No
Level 4 Rammed Earth Construction 21-06 10 20 65 F1020.65 No
Level 4 Towers 21-06 10 20 70 F1020.70 No
Architectural,
Level 3 Special Function Construction 21-06 10 30 F1030 Yes ● ● Mechanical (HVAC),
Plumbing, Acoustic
Architectural,
Level 4 Sound and Vibration Control 21-06 10 30 10 F1030.10 Yes 100 B Mechanical (HVAC),
Plumbing, Acoustic
Level 4 Seismic Control 21-06 10 30 30 F1030.30 No
Level 4 Radiation Protection 21-06 10 30 50 F1030.50 No
Level 3 Special Facility Components 21-06 10 50 F1050 No
Level 4 Pools 21-06 10 50 10 F1050.10 No
Level 4 Interior Fountains 21-06 10 50 20 F1050.20 No
Level 4 Interior Water Features 21-06 10 50 30 F1050.30 No
Level 4 Aquariums 21-06 10 50 40 F1050.40 No
Amusement Park Structures and
Level 4 21-06 10 50 50 F1050.50 No
Equipment
Level 4 Ice Rinks 21-06 10 50 60 F1050.60 No
Level 4 Animal Containment 21-06 10 50 70 F1050.70 No
Athletic and Recreational Special
Level 3 21-06 10 60 F1060 No
Construction
Level 4 Indoor Soccer Boards 21-06 10 60 10 F1060.10 No
Level 4 Safety Netting 21-06 10 60 20 F1060.20 No
Level 4 Arena Football Boards 21-06 10 60 30 F1060.30 No
Level 4 Floor Sockets 21-06 10 60 40 F1060.40 No
Level 4 Athletic and Recreational Court Walls 21-06 10 60 50 F1060.50 No
Level 4 Demountable Athletic Surfaces 21-06 10 60 60 F1060.60 No
Level 3 Special Instrumentation 21-06 10 80 F1080 No
Level 4 Stress Instrumentation 21-06 10 80 10 F1080.10 No
Level 4 Seismic Instrumentation 21-06 10 80 20 F1080.20 No
Level 4 Meteorological Instrumentation 21-06 10 80 40 F1080.40 No
Level 4 Earth Movement Monitoring 21-06 10 80 60 F1080.60 No
Level 2 Facility Remediation 21-06 20 00 F20 Yes ● ● Hazmat
Level 3 Hazardous Materials and Remediation 21-06 20 10 F2010 Yes ● ● Hazmat
Transportation and Disposal of
Level 4 21-06 20 10 10 F2010.10 Yes
Hazardous Materials
Level 4 Asbestos Remediation 21-06 20 10 20 F2010.20 Yes 100 B Hazmat
Level 4 Lead Remediation 21-06 20 10 30 F2010.30 Yes 100 B Hazmat
Level 4 Polychlorinate Biphenyl Remediation 21-06 20 10 40 F2010.40 Yes 100 B Hazmat
Level 4 Mold Remediation 21-06 20 10 50 F2010.50 No
Architectural,
Level 2 Demolition 21-06 30 00 F30 Yes ● ●
Structural
Architectural,
Level 3 Structure Demolition 21-06 30 10 F3010 Yes ● ●
Structural
Architectural,
Level 4 Building Elements Demolition 21-06 30 10 10 F3010.10 Yes 200 C
Structural
Level 4 Tower Demolition 21-06 30 10 30 F3010.30 No
Level 4 Bridge Demolition 21-06 30 10 50 F3010.50 No
Level 4 Dam Demolition 21-06 30 10 70 F3010.70 No
Level 3 Selective Demolition 21-06 30 30 F3030 Yes ● ● Architectural
Level 4 Selective Bldg Demo 21-06 30 30 10 F3030.10 Yes 200 C Architectural
Level 4 Selective Interior Demolition 21-06 30 30 30 F3030.30 Yes 200 C Architectural
Level 4 Selective Bridge Demolition 21-06 30 30 50 F3030.50 No
Level 4 Selective Historic Demolition 21-06 30 30 70 F3030.70 Yes 200 C Architectural
Owner
Project Date
Level 3 Structure Moving 21-06 30 50 F3050 No
Level 4 Structure Relocation 21-06 30 50 10 F3050.10 No
Level 4 Structure Raising 21-06 30 50 30 F3050.30 No
Level 1 BUILDING SITEWORK 21-07 00 00 G Yes ● ● Civil, Landscape
Level 2 Site Preparations 21-07 10 00 G10 Yes ● ● Civil
Level 3 Site Clearing 21-07 10 10 G1010 Yes ● ● Civil
Level 4 Clearing and Grubbing 21-07 10 10 10 G1010.10 Yes 200 C Civil
Level 4 Tree and Shrub Removal and Trimming 21-07 10 10 30 G1010.30 Yes 200 C Landscape
Level 4 Earth Stripping and Stockpiling 21-07 10 10 50 G1010.50 Yes 200 C Civil
Level 3 Site Elements Demolition 21-07 10 20 G1020 Yes ● ● Civil
Level 4 Utility Demolition 21-07 10 20 10 G1020.10 Yes 300 B Civil
Level 4 Infrastructure Demolition 21-07 10 20 30 G1020.30 Yes 200 C Architectural, Civil
Level 4 Selective Site Demolition 21-07 10 20 50 G1020.50 Yes 200 C Architectural, Civil
Level 3 Site Element Relocations 21-07 10 30 G1030 Yes ● ● Civil
Level 4 Utility Relocation 21-07 10 30 10 G1030.10 Yes 300 B Civil
Level 3 Hazardous Materials Remediation 21-06 20 10 G1040 Yes 200 C Hazmat
Level 3 Site Remediation 21-07 10 50 G1050 Yes ● ● Hazmat
Level 4 Physical Decontamination 21-07 10 50 10 G1050.10 No
Level 4 Chemical Decontamination 21-07 10 50 15 G1050.15 No
Level 4 Thermal Decontamination 21-07 10 50 20 G1050.20 No
Level 4 Biological Decontamination 21-07 10 50 25 G1050.25 No
Level 4 Remediation Soil Stabilization 21-07 10 50 30 G1050.30 No
Level 4 Site Containment 21-07 10 50 40 G1050.40 No
Level 4 Sinkhole Remediation 21-07 10 50 45 G1050.45 No
Level 4 Hazardous Waste Drum Handling 21-07 10 50 50 G1050.50 No
Level 4 Contaminated Site Material Removal 21-07 10 50 60 G1050.60 Yes 100 B Hazmat
Level 4 Water Remediation 21-07 10 50 80 G1050.80 No
Level 3 Site Earthwork 21-07 10 70 G1070 Yes ● ● Civil
Level 4 Grading 21-07 10 70 10 G1070.10 Yes 300 A Civil
Level 4 Excavation and Fill 21-07 10 70 20 G1070.20 Yes 200 B Civil
Level 4 Embankments 21-07 10 70 30 G1070.30 Yes 200 B Civil
Level 4 Erosion and Sedimentation Controls 21-07 10 70 35 G1070.35 Yes 200 B Civil
Level 4 Soil Stabilization 21-07 10 70 40 G1070.40 Yes 200 B Civil
Level 4 Rock Stabilization 21-07 10 70 45 G1070.45 No
Level 4 Soil Reinforcement 21-07 10 70 50 G1070.50 No
Level 4 Slope Protection 21-07 10 70 55 G1070.55 No
Level 4 Gabions 21-07 10 70 60 G1070.60 No
Level 4 Riprap 21-07 10 70 65 G1070.65 No
Level 4 Wetlands 21-07 10 70 70 G1070.70 No
Level 4 Earth Dams 21-07 10 70 80 G1070.80 No
Level 4 Site Soil Treatment 21-07 10 70 90 G1070.90 No
Level 2 Site Improvements 21-07 20 G20 Yes ● ● Civil
Level 3 Roadways 21-07 20 10 G2010 Yes ● ● Civil
Level 4 Roadway Pavement 21-07 20 10 10 G2010.10 Yes 300 B Civil
Level 4 Roadway Curbs and Gutters 21-07 20 10 20 G2010.20 Yes 300 B Civil
Level 4 Roadway Appurtenances 21-07 20 10 40 G2010.40 Yes 300 B Civil
Level 4 Roadway Lighting 21-07 20 10 70 G2010.70 No
Level 4 Vehicle Fare Collection 21-07 20 10 80 G2010.80 No
Level 3 Parking Lots 21-07 20 20 G2020 No
Level 4 Parking Lot Pavement 21-07 20 20 10 G2020.10 Yes Civil Not part of BIM Model
Level 4 Parking Lot Curbs and Gutters 21-07 20 20 20 G2020.20 Yes Civil Not part of BIM Model
Level 4 Parking Lot Appurtenances 21-07 20 20 40 G2020.40 No
Level 4 Parking Lot Lighting 21-07 20 20 70 G2020.70 No
Level 4 Exterior Parking Control Equipment 21-07 20 20 80 G2020.80 No
Level 3 Pedestrian Plazas and Walkways 21-07 20 30 G2030 Yes ● ● Civil
Level 4 Pedestrian Pavement 21-07 20 30 10 G2030.10 Yes 300 B Civil
Level 4 Pedestrian Pavement Curbs and Gutters 21-07 20 30 20 G2030.20 Yes 300 B Civil
Level 4 Exterior Steps and Ramps 21-07 20 30 30 G2030.30 Yes 300 B Civil
Level 4 Pedestrian Pavement Appurtenances 21-07 20 30 40 G2030.40 Yes 300 B Civil
Level 4 Plaza and Walkway Lighting 21-07 20 30 70 G2030.70 Yes 300 A Lighting, Electrical Grade changed to A.
Level 4 Exterior Pedestrian Control Equipment 21-07 20 30 80 G2030.80 No
Owner
Project Date
Level 3 Airfields 21-07 20 40 G2040 No
Level 4 Aviation Pavement 21-07 20 40 10 G2040.10 No
Level 4 Aviation Pavement Curbs and Gutters 21-07 20 40 20 G2040.20 No
Level 4 Aviation Pavement Appurtenances 21-07 20 40 40 G2040.40 No
Level 4 Airfield Lighting 21-07 20 40 70 G2040.70 No
Level 4 Airfield Signaling and Control Equipment 21-07 20 40 80 G2040.80 No
Athletic, Recreational, and Playfield
Level 3 21-07 20 50 G2050 No
Areas
Level 4 Athletic Areas 21-07 20 50 10 G2050.10 No
Level 4 Recreational Areas 21-07 20 50 30 G2050.30 No
Level 4 Playfield Areas 21-07 20 50 50 G2050.50 No
Architectural,
Landscape,
Electrical,
Level 3 Site Development 21-07 20 60 G2060 Yes ● ●
Plumbing,
Structural, Civil
Signage
Architectural,
Landscape,
Level 4 Exterior Fountains 21-07 20 60 10 G2060.10 Yes 300 A Electrical,
Plumbing,
Structural
Level 4 Fences and Gates 21-07 20 60 20 G2060.20 No
Level 4 Site Furnishings 21-07 20 60 25 G2060.25 Yes 200 A Landscape
Level 4 Exterior Signage 21-07 20 60 30 G2060.30 Yes 100 C Signage
Level 4 Flagpoles 21-07 20 60 35 G2060.35 No
Level 4 Covers and Shelters 21-07 20 60 40 G2060.40 No
Level 4 Exterior Gas Lighting 21-07 20 60 45 G2060.45 No
Level 4 Site Equipment 21-07 20 60 50 G2060.50 No
Level 4 Retaining Walls 21-07 20 60 60 G2060.60 Yes 300 B Civil, Structural
Level 4 Site Bridges 21-07 20 60 70 G2060.70 No
Level 4 Site Screening Devices 21-07 20 60 80 G2060.80 No
Level 4 Site Specialties 21-07 20 60 85 G2060.85 No
Level 3 Landscaping 21-07 20 80 G2080 Yes ● ● Landscape
Level 4 Planting Irrigation 21-07 20 80 10 G2080.10 Yes 100 B Landscape
Level 4 Turf and Grasses 21-07 20 80 20 G2080.20 Yes 200 B Landscape
Level 4 Plants 21-07 20 80 30 G2080.30 Yes 200 B Landscape
Level 4 Planting Accessories 21-07 20 80 50 G2080.50 Yes 200 B Landscape
Level 4 Landscape Lighting 21-07 20 80 70 G2080.70 Yes 200 B Landscape
Level 4 Landscaping Activities 21-07 20 80 80 G2080.80 Yes 200 B Landscape
Level 2 Liquid And Gas Site Utilities 21-07 30 G30 Yes ● ● Civil, Landscape
Level 3 Water Utilities 21-07 30 10 G3010 Yes ● ● Civil
Level 4 Site Domestic Water Distribution 21-07 30 10 10 G3010.10 Yes 300 B Civil
Level 4 Site Fire Protection Water Distribution 21-07 30 10 30 G3010.30 Yes 300 B Civil
Level 4 Site Irrigation Water Distribution 21-07 30 10 50 G3010.50 Yes 300 B Landscape
Level 3 Sanitary Sewerage Utilities 21-07 30 20 G3020 Yes ● ● Civil
Level 4 Sanitary Sewerage Utility Connection 21-07 30 20 10 G3020.10 Yes 300 B Civil
Level 4 Sanitary Sewerage Piping 21-07 30 20 20 G3020.20 Yes 300 B Civil
Level 4 Utility Septic Tanks 21-07 30 20 40 G3020.40 No
Level 4 Sanitary Sewerage Structures 21-07 30 20 50 G3020.50 Yes 300 B Civil
Level 4 Sanitary Sewerage Lagoons 21-07 30 20 60 G3020.60 No
Level 3 Storm Drainage Utilities 21-07 30 30 G3030 Yes ● ● Civil
Level 4 Storm Drainage Utility Connection 21-07 30 30 10 G3030.10 Yes 300 B Civil
Level 4 Storm Drainage Piping 21-07 30 30 20 G3030.20 Yes 300 B Civil
Level 4 Culverts 21-07 30 30 30 G3030.30 No
Level 4 Site Storm Water Drains 21-07 30 30 40 G3030.40 Yes 300 B Civil
Level 4 Storm Drainage Pumps 21-07 30 30 50 G3030.50 No
Level 4 Site Subdrainage 21-07 30 30 60 G3030.60 Yes 300 B Civil
Level 4 Storm Drainage Ponds and Reservoirs 21-07 30 30 70 G3030.70 No
Level 3 Site Energy Distribution 21-07 30 50 G3050 No
Level 4 Site Hydronic Heating Distribution 21-07 30 50 10 G3050.10 No
Level 4 Site Steam Energy Distribution 21-07 30 50 20 G3050.20 No
Level 4 Site Hydronic Cooling Distribution 21-07 30 50 40 G3050.40 No
Owner
Project Date
Level 3 Site Fuel Distribution 21-07 30 60 G3060 No
Level 4 Site Gas Distribution 21-07 30 60 10 G3060.10 No
Level 4 Site Fuel-Oil Distribution 21-07 30 60 20 G3060.20 No
Level 4 Site Gasoline Distribution 21-07 30 60 30 G3060.30 No
Level 4 Site Diesel Fuel Distribution 21-07 30 60 40 G3060.40 No
Level 4 Site Aviation Fuel Distribution 21-07 30 60 60 G3060.60 No
Liquid and Gas Site Utilities
Level 3 21-07 30 90 G3090 No
Level 4 Supplementary Components 21-07 30 90 10 G3090.10 No
Level 2 Electrical Site Improvements 21-07 40 G40 Yes ● ● Electrical
Level 3 Site Electric Distribution Systems 21-07 40 10 G4010 Yes ● ● Electrical
Level 4 Electrical Utility Services 21-07 40 10 10 G4010.10 Yes 300 A Electrical
Level 4 Electric Transmission and Distribution 21-07 40 10 20 G4010.20 Yes 300 A Electrical
LOD changed to 100. Electrical
Substations will be modeleed as
Level 4 Electrical Substations 21-07 40 10 30 G4010.30 Yes 100 A Electrical
genral volumes with facility
information attached.
LOD changed to 100. Electrical
Substations will be modeleed as
Level 4 Electrical Transformers 21-07 40 10 40 G4010.40 Yes 100 A Electrical
genral volumes with facility
information attached.
Electrical Switchgear and Protection
Level 4 21-07 40 10 50 G4010.50 Yes 300 A Electrical
Devices
Level 4 Site Grounding 21-07 40 10 70 G4010.70 Yes 100 C Electrical
changed to C.
Electrical Distribution System LOD changed to 100. Grade
Level 4 21-07 40 10 90 G4010.90 Yes 100 C Electrical
Instrumentation and Controls changed to C.
Level 3 Site Lighting 21-07 40 50 G4050 Yes ● ● Electrical
Level 4 Area Lighting 21-07 40 50 10 G4050.10 Yes 300 A Electrical
Level 4 Flood Lighting 21-07 40 50 20 G4050.20 Yes 300 A Electrical
Level 4 Building Illumination 21-07 40 50 50 G4050.50 Yes 300 A Electrical
Exterior Lighting Supplementary
Level 4 21-07 40 50 90 G4050.90 No
Components
Level 2 Site Communications 21-07 50 G50 Yes ● ● Electrical
Level 3 Site Communications Systems 21-07 50 10 G5010 Yes ● ● Electrical
Level 4 Site Communications Structures 21-07 50 10 10 G5010.10 Yes 200 A Electrical
Level 4 Site Communications Distribution 21-07 50 10 30 G5010.30 Yes 200 A Electrical
Level 4 Wireless Communications Distribution 21-07 50 10 50 G5010.50 Yes 200 A Electrical
Level 2 Miscellaneous Site Construction 21-07 90 G90 No
Level 3 Tunnels 21-07 90 10 G9010 No
Level 4 Vehicular Tunnels 21-07 90 10 10 G9010.10 No
Level 4 Pedestrian Tunnels 21-07 90 10 20 G9010.20 No
Level 4 Service Tunnels 21-07 90 10 40 G9010.40 No
Level 4 Tunnel Construction Related Activities 21-07 90 10 90 G9010.90 No
Detailed Minimum Modeling Matrix

Owner
Project Date
2. FACILITY DATA REQUIREMENTS:

The facility data requirements for this project will be basis on the requirement put forth in chapter 8
–Equipment and Product Requirements in the COBie Guide – Public Release 3
a) EQUIPMENT LIST
Currently the equipment list while be developed using several different COBie sheets within the
same workbook
COBie Field Current Field Description Format

Name FM_DESCRIPTION Equipment description (65 char Limit)
CreatedBy - Email of Individual who created email
data
CreatedOn - Date on which the record is date
created
TypeName FC_EQ_TYPE Type of
TagNumber FM_TAG_NO Equipment tag number (15 char Limit)
ModelNumbe FM_MODEL_NO Equipment Model Number (25 char Limit)
r
SerialNumber FM_SERIAL_ID Equipment Serial Number (30 char Limit)
FacilityName FB_BLDG_NAME
Space FU_ROOM_NO
FCS_DESCRIPTION
SY_DESCRIPTION
VEN_NAME
MFG_NAME
FM_DATE_PURCH
FM_WARRANT_EXP
FM_SUB_LOCATION (40 Char Limit)
FM_COMMENTS
FM_RC_CODE (4 Char Limit)
i. Required Assets
Item System Light Fixtures Electrical
Chiller HVAC Outlets Electrical
Boiler HVAC Switches Electrical
Air Handling Units HVAC Distribution Panel Electrical
Fan Coil Units HVAC Switchgear Electrical
Filters HVAC Generator Electrical
Pumps HVAC Sensors Control
Fans HVAC Controllers Control
Motors HVAC Elevator Elevator
Compressors HVAC Sinks Food Service
Variable Air Volume Boxes HVAC Waste Disposer Food Service
Valves HVAC Dishwasher Food Service
Traps HVAC Refrigerator Food Service
Strainer HVAC Icemaker Food Service
Water Treatment Assemblies Plumbing Range Food Service
Valves Plumbing Fryer Food Service
Plumbing Fixture Plumbing Freezer Food Service
Pumps Fire Suppression Doors Architectural
Valves Fire Suppression Windows Architectural
Sprinkler Heads Fire Suppression Finishes Architectural
Fire Extinguishers Fire Suppression Furnishing Assets Furnishing Assets
b) PM LIST
Owner
Project Date
Field Description Format
FM_TAG_NO Equipment tag number
FM_DESCRIPTION Equipment description review
FO_JOB_CODE
FO_JOB_DESCRIP
PM_INTERVAL
PM_UNITS_IDENTI
Days to Complete
Assigned Shop
Next Scheduled Date
Priority
c) DOCUMENT IMPORT
FM_TAG_NO Equipment tag number
Document File Path
Opening Application
ii. Current Opening Applications

Adobe Reader FAX - CCITT Group 3/4 RLE - Windows Bitmap WP - Word Perfect 4.2
BAK - AutoCad Backup FOL - First Choice SAM - Ami Pro files WPD - Word Perfect 5.x/6.x
BMP - Window Bitmap GIF - CompuServe SAM - Samna files WPG - Word Perfect Graphic
CALS - Group 4 GTX - GTX_Corp SDW - Ami Draw WPS - MS Works word
processor
CGM - Computer Graphics HTML SLD - AutoCAD Slides WQ1 - Quattro Pro for DOS
CIT - Integraph Raster IMG - GEM Image file SSF - Enable Spreadsheet WRI - Windows Write
DB - Smart Database JPEG - Compressed Color SY1 - Smart PIC files WS - Smart Spreadsheet
DBF- DBase III/IV/V LTR - PC File 5.0 Doc SYM - Lotus Symphony WS- WordStar files
DCX - Multipage MDB - Microsoft Access TGA - Targa Image WS2 - WordStart 2000
DIB - Windows Bitmap PCX - PCX Bitmaps TIFF-TIFF Bitmaps Wb1 - Quattro Pro for
Windows
DOC - Microsoft PDF WG1 - Lotus 123 for OS2 XLC - Microsoft Chart
Word/Notepad
DOC - Wang IWP files PLT - HPGL Plot Files WK1 - Lotus 123 V1.0 - 2.0 XLS - Microsoft Excel
DWG - AutoCad Drawing PWP - Professional Write WK2 - Lotus 123 V3.0 - 5.0 \
Plus
DXF - CAD DXF R2D - Reflex files WMF - Windows Metafile df
EPS - (TIFF Header) RLC - Image Systems WP - Office Writer jpeg
d) NEW VENDORS
New Vendors need to be separate from current to ensure no duplication of vendors. Prior to
development, the owner to provide export of current vendors list.

VEN_CODE (10 char limit)
VEN_NAME
VEN_CITY
VEN_STATE XX
VEN_ZIP XXXXX-XXXX
VEN_PHONE XXX-XXX-XXXX
VEN_ADDRESS1
VC_DESC V (Simply the first letter of the name
vendor name)
Owner
Project Date
e) NEW MANUFACTURERS
New Vendors need to be separate from current to ensure no duplication of manufacturers. Prior
to development, the owner to provide export of current manufacturer list.

MFG _NAME
MFG _CITY
MFG _STATE XX
MFG _ZIP XXXXX-XXX
MFG _PHONE XXX-XXX-XXXX
MFG _ADDRESS1
VC_DESC (Simply the first letter of the name
vendor name)
f) SPACE ATTRIBUTES
This will include items like OmniClass functional type, New Room Name and Number, BOMA
Calculations,
COBie Field Current Field Description Format

Facility Building Building Name Long Form
Building Code Abbreviation for the
facility
Name Area ID Name is based on building
code and Room Tag
Room Tag Area Code Room number/tag that Combination of numbers
will be used to identify and letters
space
Description Area Description of space Text
Description
Floor The floor of the facility Number/Letter
which the space is located
on
GrossArea Area (Sq. Ft) The Gross Area of the Number in SqFt
Space
NetArea The Net Area of the Space Number in SqFt
Category Area Type Type of space. Recommend using omni-
class Table 13 when
possible
Area Sub-Type Sub type of the Room Text further describing the
Owner
Project Date
H. COLLABORATION PROCEDURES
1. COMMUNICATION STRATEGY:
The primary of communication for this effort will be email. However, when possible using the phone
is preferred. Additionally, we will be using prolog convergence to document outstanding BIM issues
that are not immediately resolved.
2. MEETING PROCEDURES:
Meeting Phase Frequency Participant Location
BIM Project Execution Plan
As needed
Review Meeting
Initial BIM Requirements
Design One Time
Kick-Off Meeting
Bi-Weekly or as-
3D Coordination Design
needed
Design Review Meeting Design Per Design Phase
Construction Sequence Meeting Design Per Design Phase
3D Coordination Construction Weekly or as-needed
Design/Constructio
COBie Process Meeting Monthly
n
BIM Review Meeting All Monthly
3. INFORMATION EXCHANGE DELIVERY SCHEDULE:

Below is a list of information exchanges between project team members that will be handled outside
of simply reference files within Projectwise.
Native Exchange
Information Start Date
File Sender File Receiver Frequency Model File Software Software / File
Exchange – End Date
/File Type Type
Design Intent .dgn

Projectwise Weekly On Going All AECOSim
Models .i.dgn
Design
Coordination Projectwise Weekly On Going All AECOsim .i.dgn
Models
Fabrication
Coordination Projectwise Weekly All Navisworks NWD
Model
4. INTERACTIVE WORKSPACE
For design effort, the all members of the design team will not be collocated. However during
construction, the construction team will have the ability to view the model in a multi-screen
environment. Also, the team will have access to the most current model, while on site.
Owner
Project Date
5. DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES:

For the Renewal Project, the team will use an internet based project management solution. This
server will be hosted by A/E.
a) ADMINISTRATORS
For this effort there will be three Projectwise Administrators. These individuals will be
responsible for setting up and maintaining rights for each major portion of the Projectwise
server. Additionally, they will be contained to add new individuals to the project.
g) ACCESS PROTECTION
Each project team member will have access to all project data. However, they will only have the
right to edit the data which they authored. Other data will be setup for view only by other project
participants.
h) UPDATING
Updating of project files to the Projectwise server will update continually. Project files outside of
the projectwise server will be updated on an as needed basis. Major deliverables will be
separated from the working files for record keeping purposes. Additionally the current model
files for each phase will be updated based on changes from other team members.
i) FOLDER STRUCTURE
The following folder structure will be maintained within the Team project server
and should be replicated on local team servers for consistency.
Owner
Project Date
Quality Assurance / Quality Control
6. QUALITY ASSURANCE STRATEGY

Each project team member is responsible for performing their own quality assurance checks and controls as
they develop model and facility data information. Some of these checks include visual inspections, interface
checking, standards checking, and model integrity checks.
Check Description Responsible Party Tool Frequency

Ensure there are no unintended model
Visual Navigator Throughout
components and the design intent has Model Author Development
Inspection Navisworks
been followed
Detect problems in the model where two
Navigator Throughout
Interference building components are clashing Model Author Development
Navisworks
including soft and hard
Ensure that the BIM and AEC CADD
Throughout
Standard Standard have been followed (fonts, Model Author TBD Development
dimensions, line styles, levels/layers, etc)
COBie Ensure that all facility data transfer Throughout
Model Author TBD Development
Standard complies with current COBie standards
Describe the QC validation process used to
ensure that the Project Facility Data set has
Model no undefined, incorrectly defined or Throughout
Model Author TBD Development
Integrity duplicated elements and the reporting
process on non-compliant elements and
corrective action plans
7. QUALITY CONTROL STRATEGY:

The CMa will be responsible for performing a sampling of quality control procedures prior to each major
deliverable. These include a visual inspection, interference, standards, and model integrity checks. Additional
verification includes the following:
Responsible
Check Description Tool Frequency
Party
Ensure there are no unintended model Sampling Prior
Visual Navigator
components and the design intent has been CMa to Model
Inspection Navisworks Delivery
followed
Detect problems in the model where two
Navigator Prior to Model
Interference building components are clashing including CMa
Navisworks Delivery
soft and hard
Ensure that the BIM and AEC CADD Standard
Prior to Model
Standard have been followed (fonts, dimensions, line CMa TBD Delivery
styles, levels/layers, etc)
COBie Ensure that all facility data transfer complies Throughout
CMa TBD Development
Standard with current COBie standards
Model Describe the QC validation process used to CMa TBD Prior to Model
Delivery
Integrity ensure that the Project Facility Data set has no
undefined, incorrectly defined or duplicated
elements and the reporting process on non-
compliant elements and corrective action
Owner
Project Date
plans
8. MODEL ACCURACY AND TOLERANCES:

Design Intent Model accuracy and tolerances: The Design Intent Models are constructed by utilizing information
provided in the construction drawings which is supplemented by field observations and surveys. The drawings
are not complete, many areas of the construction are inaccessible and the as-built construction tolerances of the
building are not known. The models will be built to the greatest degree of accuracy possible in areas of major
new construction. However, all conditions must be verified in the field by the contractor prior to fabrication.
Owner
Project Date
I. INFRASTRUCTURE
1. SOFTWARE:
The following is a list of the software systems that will be used to accomplish this effort. A more
detailed list per BIM Use is broken out later in this Plan
Elements (if
Software Version BIM Uses
applicable)
 Authoring(Design Intent Modeling)
 Modeling (Existing Conditions)
 Modeling (Record)
 Drawing Production
Bentley AECOsim
V8i Select Series 3  Quantifying (Quantity Schedules)
Building Design V8i
 Programming (Prescribing)
 Design Review (Visualization)
 Coordinating (Design Intent Coordinating)
 Virtual Mockup (Visualizing)
 4D Modeling/Site utilization (Visualizing)
 Design Review (Visualizing)
Navigator
 Coordinating (Design Intent Coordinating)
 Preventative Maintenance Scheduling
RAM / STAAD (TBD)  Structural Analysis (Element Sizing/Engineering)
Hevacomp  Building System Analysis (Facility Monitoring)
Navisworks  Coordinating (Fabrication Coordinating)
 Authoring (Fabrication Modeling)
FABRICATION  Digital Fabrication (Fabricating)
TBD
SOFTWARE  Drawing Production (Shop Drawing)
 Drawing Production (As-Built)
 COBie Data Entry
2. HARDWARE:
Understanding hardware specifications becomes valuable once information begins to be shared
between the team members. It also becomes valuable to ensure that the downstream hardware is not
less powerful than the hardware used to create the information. In order to ensure that this does not
happen, choose the hardware that is in the highest demand and most appropriate for the majority of
BIM Uses.
Use Element Hardware Specifications
Authoring (LoD 300 – Design Authoring - Design Intel based CPU with 64bit with min. of 8GB RAM
Intent) CORE i5 or higher and min. of 1GB VRAM
Authoring (LoD 400 – Fabrication Authoring)
Condition Capturing (Existing Conditions Modeling)
Quantifying (Quantity Takeoff)
Program Validation
Phase Planning / 4D Modeling

Owner
Project Date
Visualization for Design Review
Energy Analysis
Engineering Analysis
Intel based CPU with 64bit with min. of 8GB RAM

3D Coordination
CORE i5 or higher and min. of 1GB VRAM

3D Control and Planning
Field and Management Tracking
Digital Fabrication
Construction System Design
Site Utilization Planning

Record Modeling
As-Built Modeling
Preventative Maintenance Scheduling (CMMS)
Building Systems Analysis (BAS) (Performance

Monitoring)
Asset Management (CAFM)
Space Management and Tracking
3. MODELING CONTENT AND REFERENCE INFORMATION:

Reference Information Version In Reference To Element
Model Development -
Drawing Production -
Project Delivery -
-Design Requirements -
CAD Guide
COBie Guide Public Release 3 Facility Data Exchange -
BIM Project Execution Planning Guide Version 2.1 BIM Planning -
Owner
Project Date
J. MODEL STRUCTURE
1. FILE NAMING STRUCTURE:
a) MODEL NAMING STRUCTURE
b) REFERENCE FILE NAMING STRUCTURE
c) SHEET FILE NAMING
2. MODEL STRUCTURE:
3. MEASUREMENT AND COORDINATE SYSTEMS:
4. BIM AND CAD STANDARDS:
Identify items such as the BIM and CAD standards, content reference information, and the version of
IFC, etc.
Standard Version BIM Uses Applicable Organizations Applicable
National BIM Standard Version 2.0 ALL
Record Modeling
IFC VERSION/MVD(s)
As-Built Modeling
National CAD Standard Version 5.0 Drawing Production
COBie Version 2.4 Record Modeling

Owner
Project Date
K. ORGANIZATIONAL BIM ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

1. OWNER
 Establish standards for BIM Use after project completion
 Provide facility data needs
 Provide review and input on major BIM deliverables
 Provide review of design intent and fabrication model for maintainability
2. CMA
 Facilitate and Lead Development of the BIM Project Execution Plan
 Facilitate the implementation of the BIM Project Execution Plan
 Update and Maintain BIM Project Execution
 Provide Quality Assurance that the deliverables and objectives set forth in the BIM Project
Execution Plan and the owner BIM Guide
3. A/E
 Participate in the development of the BIM Project Execution Plan
 Implement requirement set forth in BIM Project Execution Plan
 Develop Design Intent Model
 Coordinate Design Intent Model
 Provide necessary facility data within models to develop drawing schedules
 Provide necessary fields within design intent model for future COBie data
4. CMC
 Participate in the development of the BIM Project Execution Plan
 Implement requirement set forth in BIM Project Execution Plan
 Lead the development of fabrication models
 Lead the coordination of fabrication models
 Provide constructability review of design intent model
 Collect facility data using the COBie format for use in operations
Owner
Project Date
L. PROJECT DELIVERABLES
Based on the owner BIM Standards, the owner has rights to all data developed and created during the
lifecycle of the project.
BIM SUBMITTAL RESP.

PHASES DUE DATE FORMAT LOD NOTES
ITEM PARTY
BIM Project
Execution Plan
Design Intent Model
Sheets
Drawings
Record Drawings
Coordination Model
(Design)
Coordination Report
(Design)
Engineering Analysis
Material Schedule
(quantity takeoff)
Facility Data
Handover (COBie)
Cost Estimate /
Quantity Takeoff
“Model View”
Visualization for
design Review
Photo Realistic
Visualization for
Design Review
Schedule
Visualization
(4D Modeling)
Fabrication Models
(Native)
Coordination Model
(Construction)
Coordination Report
Facility Data
Handover (COBie)
As-Built Model
Record Model
Owner
Project Date
M. BIM USES

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A. BIM PROJECT EXECUTION PLAN OVERVIEW

Project Numbers: Type Number

Project Schedule: Deliverable Approximate Date Deliverable Approximate Date

Name Organization Role Location E-Mail Phone

To create an award winning and awe

To use BIM to achieve the mission of the

Create an accurate, valuable, and reusable

Building Information Model that assists with

2. MAJOR BIM GOALS / OBJECTIVES:

F. PROCESS (PER PHASE )

Detailed Minimum Modeling Matrix

2. FACILITY DATA REQUIREMENTS:

COBie Field Current Field Description Format

ii. Current Opening Applications

Field Description Format

Field Description Format

COBie Field Current Field Description Format

3. INFORMATION EXCHANGE DELIVERY SCHEDULE:

Design Intent .dgn

5. DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES:

6. QUALITY ASSURANCE STRATEGY

Check Description Responsible Party Tool Frequency

7. QUALITY CONTROL STRATEGY:

8. MODEL ACCURACY AND TOLERANCES:

Use Element Hardware Specifications

Authoring (LoD 400 – Fabrication Authoring)

Condition Capturing (Existing Conditions Modeling)

Quantifying (Quantity Takeoff)

Phase Planning / 4D Modeling

Intel based CPU with 64bit with min. of 8GB RAM

Intel based CPU with 64bit with min. of 8GB RAM

Field and Management Tracking

Construction System Design

Site Utilization Planning

Intel based CPU with 64bit with min. of 8GB RAM

Preventative Maintenance Scheduling (CMMS)

Building Systems Analysis (BAS) (Performance

Asset Management (CAFM)

Space Management and Tracking

3. MODELING CONTENT AND REFERENCE INFORMATION:

a) MODEL NAMING STRUCTURE

b) REFERENCE FILE NAMING STRUCTURE

c) SHEET FILE NAMING

National BIM Standard Version 2.0 ALL

National CAD Standard Version 5.0 Drawing Production

COBie Version 2.4 Record Modeling

K. ORGANIZATIONAL BIM ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

BIM SUBMITTAL RESP.

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