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which at the end of the design
process will allow the investor to
efficiently reach the digital twin of
the facility and the equipment
built into it.
A characteristic BEP usually
contains the following typical BIM
project management chapters:
• Project management;
• Format for delivery and
exchange of BIM documentation;
• Technical details of the BIM
project;
• BIM multidisciplinary
collaboration;
• LOD - level of development of
BIM elements
• CDE - a common data
environment;
governing the obligations of
participants in the BIM project
process, regarding obligations on
the responsibility of BEP design,
but it seems most logical that BEP
design falls into the domain of
investors for the following
reasons:
• The investor finances the entire
project process, including the
preparation of project
documentation at all project
stages, then the construction
itself and finally the development
of a BIM as built model, which the
investor will use as a digital twin
to calculate the operating life
cycle costs of the facility and the
equipment built into it;
• By designing a BEP, the investor
clearly and unambiguously sets
the required BIM standards to be
applied by the designer and
contractor, which will best fit into
the formats and workflows of the
investor;
• By designing BEP, the investor
ensures the consistency of
modeling, convention of naming
objects or parameters in BIM
model disciplines to establish a
process of automation of data
generation;
• By designing BEP, the investor
ensures consistency of BIM data
generation and BIM modeling,
Below, we are going to look at
each typical BEP chapter
individually by giving a detailed
explanation of their purpose as
well as their content.
Project
Management
The purpose of the BEP chapter
on project management is to
define the scope of
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