The document outlines the evolution and implementation of Building Information Modeling (BIM) in the UK, detailing various levels of BIM and related regulations such as PAS 1192 and the government's strategy towards improving construction efficiency. It also emphasizes the role of technology in regulatory compliance and the potential collaboration for international standards, focusing on the transition towards Level 3 BIM aimed at enhancing functional improvements and data management in smart cities. The document discusses the challenges and advancements in integrating BIM with modern technologies and data systems for improved service delivery.

1. Mark Bew MBE
UK Government – Building A New World

2. Introduction

3. 1934 1944 1994 1998 2015
Since 1934 c70 reports have been issued on UK construction efficiency
2011
Introduction
2016
► Benchmarking
► Procurement Methods
► Government Soft Landings
► DfMA / Manufacturing
► Intelligent Client
► Fiscal Constraint
► Increasing Productivity

4. DBB – Work Plan

5. What is BIM?

6. What is Level 1 BIM?
• Drawings
• Schedules
• Programmes
• Bills of Quantities
• Letters
• Emails
• Social Media
• Calculations
• Video

7. What is Level 2 BIM?

8. Regulation
&
Standards
BSIBSI
Technical ComunitiesTechnical Comunities
HMGHMG
MarketsMarkets
Regulatory technology, also known as "RegTech" is
using technology, particularly information technology, in
the context of regulatory monitoring, reporting and
compliance benefiting, in the immediate future,
the finance industry but is equally applicable to other
sectors
RegTech companies aim on finding solutions that
address regulatory compliance challenges through
technological innovation. Usually these companies
utilise the cloud through software-as-a-service.
What is Level 3 BIM – 3 Options?

9. Push & Pull
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10. Level 2 BIM “Package”
► PAS1192:2 Capital Delivery
► PAS1192:3 Operational Delivery
► BS1192:4 Data Structure
► Data Classification
► Digital Plan of Works (Levels of Data Detail)
► PAS1192:5 Security
► BIM Contract Protocol
► Government Soft Landings

11. Departmental Engagement
· Departmental Strategies
· Early Adopters
· Sustained Embedded
Change
· Implementation Plan
· EIR
· Tender Documents
· Scoring Process
· Framework Training
· Framework Support
Case Study - MoJ

12. Where is the value?

13. Level 2 City “Package”
► PAS 180 - Vocabulary
► PAS 181 – SC Concept Model – Guide to
establishing a model for data interoperability
► PAS 182 - Smart city concept model
► PAS 183 – Guide to establishing a decision
framework for sharing data and information
services
► PAS 184 - (Smart Cities – Guide to developing
project proposals for delivering smart city
solutions)
► PAS 185 – SC – Security Mindedness
► PD 8100 – SC Overview – Guide
► PD 8101 – SC Guide to the role of the Planning &
Development Process

14. BIM & (Smart) Cities

15. Level 2 - Manufacturing
www.bim-level2.org/en/guidancewww.constructionprducts.org.uk

16. Level 2 Achievements

17. Level 2 Achievements

18. Japan MoU: 2017/18
Indonesia, Vietnam – support from Prosperity
Growth & Development
Middle East / Asia Pac: 2017/18
EU Public Procurement Directive
10 >> 22 nations
Grow market alignment to UK Level 2 – Opening Markets
Defend investment and grow trade
MoU with Brazil, Chile, Mexico (2017)
FCO Support
Trade Development
International Programme
Latin America
Asia
European Union

19. Level 3 – Functional Improvements
http://digital-built-britain.com/

20. What is BIM?

27. Level 3 – Functional Improvement
► Demands of Customers
► Buildings and Communities
► Feedback & Systematic Learning

28. DBB – Technical Aspects Summary
► The (eco) system architecture for Level 3 BIM and beyond is likely to be based on a distributed Web services architecture, with
some aspects of hosting being compatible with open, but trusted reference data libraries and linked data to provide the basis for
processing based on model views subject to state, purpose and security.
► Transitioning to this object architecture will be a significant undertaking, from the existing file based approach
► The goal is for the information architecture to be integrated and extensible to adjacent domains and to enable service delivery
models that interact with and exchange information transparently through secure means
► The DBB programme aims to propose and oversee the definition of an information architecture and systems architecture
framework. This will involve element of international collaboration and standardisation
► From a research and development perspective there are some areas that do not appear to be sufficiently mature to enable
inclusion in the model. These include but are not limited to:
► Engineering grade technology for distributed linking dataset hosting, analytics and management:
► Graph and linked data stores with combined data models
► Distributed model dataset version control (Methods and Integrity)
► Ontological Tools
► Methods for data evidenced transactions, based on contractual commitments
► Integrity of transactions underpinned by Distributed Ledger technologies
► Information negotiation and exchange by context (context may include security, policy and the semantic needs resulting
from the specific actor relationships)
► Data Integration techniques with other domain models (Geospatial, Smart City, Utilities including Energy, Industrial Control
and Measurement, including sensors, SCADA, IoT etc)
► Incorporating likely future trends eg Quantum

29. Level 3 – Data Management

30. DBB – Transaction Technologies
CollaborativeCo-operative
Trans-active
Disruptive
Uber FM
Block Chain 2.0
BL - EPOS
Social Media

31. Dependency Analytics
Asset Operations Management
Open Data
- data.gov
Maintenance
Portfolio Management
Smart City
Strategy
Portfolio Management
Smart Grid
Strategy
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People
Interoperable
Cross Sector Smart Cities &
Grids
Red titles indicate integration with
existing sector “Industrial
Strategies”
Transportation
Open Source & Data to
Encourage innovation and
growth in the technology, HPC
and Build Environment Markets
Performance
Management
Operational
Activity
Building Information Modelling
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Design & Construction
Portfolio Management
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Level 3 – Smart – BIG?

32. Applications

33. Applications

34. Remote Patient Monitoring Market To Double By 2016

37. Mark Bew MBE
UK Government – Building A New World