for bimedical providers group -...

SOLVE Design & Construction - CON 453 Healthcare Clinic Date: 27 October 2014

BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING PROJECT EXECUTION PLAN

1

BIM PROJECT EXECUTION PLAN

FOR

BIMedical Providers Group

DEVELOPED BY

SOLVE Construction & Management

This BIM Project Execution Plan (PxP) was developed by Solve Design and

Construction to create an overall vision along with the implementation details of the

construction of CON 453 Healthcare clinic to be built in Northwest Corner Lot at

intersection of West University Drive and South Ash Avenue, Tempe, Arizona. This

proposed Health care facility, project number 1, will be a 27,600 square foot projected

area and 17- 32 foot high, two story building, and has prevision to begin the

construction in January of 2015, and to be completed in 24 months.

Team Members: Artur Feitosa

Fabricio Barbosa

Marco Torres

Priscilla Basto

December - 2014



2

BIM PROJECT EXECUTION PLAN

FOR

BIMedical Providers Group

DEVELOPED BY

SOLVE Design & Construction

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION A: BIM PROJECT EXECUTION PLAN OVERVIEW ..................................................................................... 4

SECTION B: PROJECT INFORMATION ....................................................................................................................... 5

SECTION C: KEY PROJECT CONTACTS .................................................................................................................... 7

SECTION D: PROJECT GOALS / BIM USES ............................................................................................................... 8

1. Major BIM Goals / Objectives: ........................................................................................................................... 8

2. BIM USE ANALYSIS WORKSHEET: ATTACHMENT 1 .................................................................................................. 8

3. BIM Uses: ......................................................................................................................................................... 9

SECTION E: ORGANIZATIONAL ROLES / STAFFING .............................................................................................. 10

1. BIM Roles and Responsibilities: ...................................................................................................................... 10

2. BIM Use Staffing: ............................................................................................................................................ 10

SECTION F: BIM PROCESS DESIGN ........................................................................................................................ 11

1. Level One Process Overview Map: Attachment 2 ........................................................................................... 11

2. List of Level Two – Detailed BIM Use Process Map(s): Attachment 3 ............................................................ 11

SECTION G: BIM INFORMATION EXCHANGES ........................................................................................................ 12

1. List of Information Exchange Worksheet(s): Attachment 4 ............................................................................. 12

2. Model Definition Worksheet: Attachment 5 ..................................................................................................... 12

SECTION H: BIM AND FACILITY DATA REQUIREMENTS ........................................................................................ 13

SECTION I: COLLABORATION PROCEDURES ......................................................................................................... 14

1. Collaboration Strategy:.................................................................................................................................... 14

2. Meeting Procedures: ....................................................................................................................................... 14

3. Model Delivery Schedule of Information Exchange for Submission and Approval: ......................................... 15

4. Interactive Workspace..................................................................................................................................... 16

5. Electronic Communication Procedures ........................................................................................................... 16

SECTION J: QUALITY CONTROL ............................................................................................................................... 18

1. OVERALL STRATEGY FOR QUALITY CONTROL: ....................................................................................... 18

2. QUALITY CONTROL CHECKS: ..................................................................................................................... 18

3. Model Accuracy and Tolerances: .................................................................................................................... 19

SECTION K: TECHNOLOGICAL INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDS .................................................................................. 20

1. Software: ......................................................................................................................................................... 20

2. Computers / Hardware: ................................................................................................................................... 20



3

3. Modeling Content and Reference Information ................................................................................................. 21

SECTION L: MODEL STRUCTURE ............................................................................................................................ 22

1. File Naming Structure: .................................................................................................................................... 22

2. Model Structure: .............................................................................................................................................. 22

3. Measurement and Coordinate Systems: ......................................................................................................... 24

4. BIM and CAD Standards: ................................................................................................................................ 24

SECTION M: PROJECT DELIVERABLES ................................................................................................................... 24

SECTION O: ATTACHMENTS..................................................................................................................................... 26

1. BIM USE SELECTION WORKSHEET [FROM SECTION D] .......................................................................... 26

2. LEVEL 1 PROCESS OVERVIEW MAP [FROM SECTION F] ......................................................................... 27

................................................................................................................................................................................. 27

3. LEVEL 2 DETAILED BIM USE PROCESS MAP(S) [FROM SECTION F] ...................................................... 28

4. INFORMATION EXCHANGE REQUIREMENT WORKSHEET(S) [FROM SECTION G] ............................... 38

5. MODEL DEFINITION WORKSHEET [FROM SECTION G] ............................................................................ 41

TABLE OF FIGURES

FIGURE 1 - FIRST FLOOR ................................................................................................................... 23

FIGURE 2 - SECOND FLOOR ............................................................................................................... 23



4

SECTION A: BIM PROJECT EXECUTION PLAN OVERVIEW

To successfully implement Building Information Modeling (BIM) on a project, the project

team has developed this detailed BIM Project Execution Plan. The BIM Project

Execution Plan defines uses for BIM on the project (e.g. design authoring, cost

estimating, and design coordination), along with a detailed design of the process for

executing BIM throughout the project lifecycle.

The mission of this BIM Project Execution Plan is primarily to outline the implementation

of the BIM uses that are of high interest to BIMedical Providers Group (the owner) such

as:

● Design/Constructability Reviews;

● Cost Estimation;

● 3D Coordination;

● Site Utilization Planning;

● Phase Planning;

● Record Modeling.

We will also present the BIM uses that SOLVE Design & Construction has identified as

potential BIM uses that would bring value to this and future similar projects, which

include:

● Design Authoring;

● Lighting Analysis;

● Digital Fabrication;

● Energy Analysis.



5

SECTION B: PROJECT INFORMATION

i. Project Owner: BIMedical Providers Group (BPG);

ii. Project Name: CON 453 Healthcare Clinic;

iii. Project Location and Address: NW. Corner lot at intersection of W. University

Dr. and S. Ash Ave., Tempe, AZ;

iv. Contract Type / Delivery Method: Design-Bid-Build;

v. Brief Project Description: A 27,600 square foot projected area and 17- 32 foot

high, two story Healthcare facility in Tempe, Arizona, with medical and dental

offices;

vi. Additional Project Information: The BIM uses required for this project are:

Design/Constructability Reviews, Cost Estimation, 3D Coordination, Site

Utilization Planning, Phase Planning, and Record Modeling. The suggested BIM

Uses are: Design Authoring, Lighting Analysis, Digital Fabrication, and Energy

Analysis.

vii. Project Numbers:

PROJECT INFORMATION NUMBER

CONTRACT NUMBER: 453-2014

TASK ORDER: 001

PROJECT NUMBER: 001

BUILDING NUMBER 001



6

viii. Project Schedule / Phases / Milestones:

PROJECT PHASE / MILESTONE

ESTIMATED START DATE ESTIMATED COMPLETION DATE

PROJECT STAKEHOLDERS INVOLVED

FEASIBILITY STUDIES 01/06/14 01/07/14 BPG, DesignCo

PRELIMINARY PLANNING 01/07/14 15/07/14 BPG, DesignCo

PROGRAMMING 15/07/14 01/08/14 BPG, DesignCo

DESIGN DOCUMENTS 01/08/14 01/09/14 BPG, DesignCo

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS AND DESIGN 01/09/14 01/10/14 BPG, DesignCo,

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS 01/10/14 01/11/14 BPG, DesignCo

COST ESTIMATION 01/11/14 10/11/14 BPG, DesignCo

BIDDING 10/11/14 10/12/14 BPG, DesignCo

NOTICE TO PROCEED 10/12/14 10/12/14 BPG, DesignCo, SOLVE

SITE UTILIZATION PLANNING

15/12/14 20/12/14 BPG, DesignCo, SOLVE

MECHANICAL CLASH DETECTION 15/12/14 20/12/14 BPG, DesignCo, SOLVE

CREW MOBILIZATION 20/12/14 01/01/15 BPG, DesignCo, SOLVE

CONSTRUCTION 01/01/15 01/01/17 BPG, DesignCo, SOLVE

RECORD MODELING 01/01/17 31/01/2017 BPG, DesignCo, SOLVE

ENERGY ANALYSIS 31/02/2017 31/03/2017 BPG, DesignCo, SOLVE



7

SECTION C: KEY PROJECT CONTACTS

ROLE ORGANIZATION CONTACT NAME LOCATION E-MAIL PHONE

Project Manager Solve Design and Construction Fabricio Barbosa

701 E Apache Blvd, Tempe-AZ Room 14

[email protected] (219)321-2714

BIM Manager Solve Design and Construction Artur Feitosa



Structural Chief Engineer

The Terminal Engineering Viktor Navorski

101 Jamaica, New York-NY


Energy and Lighting Chief Engineer

Dilbert Electrical Engineering Scott Adams

7501 Rural Rd, Tempe-AZ


Architectural Leader How I Drew your House Ted Mosby

150 W. 85th Street, New York-NY


Contractor Representative

Solve Design and Construction Marco Torres



Digital Fabrication Manager

Pixar Digital Fabrication Walt Disney

05 Lake Buena Vista,

Orlando-FL [email protected] (714)347-6539

Mechanical Sub Representative Stark Corporation Tony Stark

10880 Malibu Point, Malibu-CA


Electrical Sub Representative Pikachu SA Ash Ketchum

543 Pokemon Street,

Pallet Town-NC [email protected] (123)356-5673

Plumbing Sub Representative Mario Brothers SA Mario Risotto

105 Yoshi Avenue, Italy Town-PA


Legal Issues Manager Pearson Specter Harvey Specter

601 E 59th Street, New York-NY


Facility Manager

Batman Butler SA

Alfred Pennyworth 1007 Mountain

Drive, Gothan-MI


Site Logistics Coordinator

Solve Design and Construction Bob the Builder



Materials Tracking Manager Agent 47 Tracking Hitman Codebar

007 Secret Street, Unknown City-NY


Cost Estimation

Manager

Solve Design and Construction Priscilla Basto





8

SECTION D: PROJECT GOALS / BIM USES

1. Major BIM Goals / Objectives:

PRIORIT (HIGH/ MED/

LOW) GOAL DESCRIPTION POTENTIAL BIM USES

Med Increase Field Productivity Design Reviews, 3D Coordination

Low Increase Sustainable Applications for the Project Energy Analysis

High Early Clash Detection 3D Coordination

Med Track Progress During Construction 4D Modeling

Med Increase Effectiveness of Site Utilization Site Utilization Planning

High Identify Cost Associated with Design Modifications Cost Estimation

High Incorporate Data for Future Facilities Record Modeling, Digital Fabrication

High Quickly Assess Design Performance Design Review, 3D Coordination

Med Increase Effectiveness of Building Performance Building System Analysis

High Accurate 3D Record Model for FM Team Record Model, 3D Coordination

Low Increase Energy Effectiveness of the Facility Energy Analysis, Lighting Analysis

Med Decrease Overall Maintenance Costs Record Modeling

2. BIM USE ANALYSIS WORKSHEET: ATTACHMENT 1

The BIM Use Analysis Worksheet is attached at Section O of this Report as Attachment 1.



9

3. BIM Uses:

X PLAN X DESIGN X CONSTRUCT X OPERATE

PROGRAMMING X DESIGN AUTHORING X SITE UTILIZATION PLANNING BUILDING MAINTENANCE

SCHEDULING

SITE ANALYSIS X DESIGN REVIEWS CONSTRUCTION SYSTEM DESIGN X ENERGY ANALYSIS

X 3D COORDINATION X 3D COORDINATION ASSET MANAGEMENT

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS X DIGITAL FABRICATION SPACE MANAGEMENT / TRACKING

X LIGHTING ANALYSIS 3D CONTROL AND PLANNING DISASTER PLANNING

ENERGY ANALYSIS RECORD MODELING X RECORD MODELING

MECHANICAL ANALYSIS

OTHER ENG. ANALYSIS

SUSTAINABLITY (LEED) EVALUATION

CODE VALIDATION

PHASE PLANNING (4D MODELING) PHASE PLANNING

(4D MODELING) X PHASE PLANNING (4D MODELING) PHASE PLANNING

(4D MODELING)

COST ESTIMATION COST ESTIMATION X COST ESTIMATION COST ESTIMATION

EXISTING CONDITIONS MODELING EXISTING CONDITIONS

MODELING EXISTING CONDITIONS MODELING EXISTING CONDITIONS

MODELING



10

SECTION E: ORGANIZATIONAL ROLES / STAFFING

1. BIM Roles and Responsibilities:

BIM ROLE RESPONSIBILITIES

BIM Manager Manage the process of virtually constructing the facility and documenting the design contract documents accurately. In addition, he leads the BIM coordination meetings.

Client Facing Staff & Business Developers

Have a great experience with BIM in order to speak the language, show the vision of the company, make achievable promises and establish a great relationships\ with the client.

BIM Legal Team Update contracts and create contents that meet the BIM scope.

Initial Design Team Work in the first stages, making design collaboration meetings with the client to initiate the design within a BIM environment.

Project Production Staff

Performed by the BIM technicians who detail and materialize the design ideas produced by the Initial Design into the BIM models, designs, engineering, and construction documentation. They are BIM software modeling expert with solid understanding of their specific design discipline.

Estimators Adjust the BIM Models for the quantity take-off and the cost analysis and calculate the costs to obtain the cost estimation.

2. BIM Use Staffing:

BIM USE ORGANIZATION NUMBER OF

TOTAL STAFF FOR BIM USE

ESTIMATED WORKER HOURS LOCATION(S) LEAD CONTACT

Design Reviews How I Drew Your House 4 40 hours 150 W. 85th Street, New York-NY Ted Mosby

Cost Estimating Solve Engineering 3 20 hours 701 E Apache Blvd, Tempe-AZ Priscilla Basto

3D coordination How I Drew Your House, Solve Engineering, The Terminal Engineering

5 40 hours

150 W. 85th Street, New York-NY / 701 E

Apache Blvd, Tempe-AZ / 101 Jamaica, New York-NY

Ted Mosby, Priscilla Basto, Viktor Navorski

Site Utilization Planning Solve Engineering 2 20 hours

701 E Apache Blvd,

Tempe-AZ Fabricio Barbosa

Phase Planning Solve Engineering 3 30 hours 701 E Apache Blvd, Tempe-AZ Artur Feitosa

Record Modeling How I Drew Your House / Solve Engineering 4 40 hours

150 W. 85th Street, New York-NY /

701 E Apache Blvd, Tempe-AZ

Ted Mosby / Artur Feitosa

Design Authoring How I Drew Your House 5 50 hours

701 E Apache Blvd, Tempe-AZ Marco Torres

Lighting Analysis

The Terminal Engineering /

Dilbert Electrical Engineering

6 36 hours

101 Jamaica, New York-NY /

7501 Rural Rd, Tempe-AZ

Viktor Navorski / Scott Adams

Digital Fabrication Pixar Digital Fabrication 3 25 hours 701 E Apache Blvd, Tempe-AZ Walt Disney

Energy Analysis BIMedical Providers

Group 2 20 hours 701 E Apache Blvd,

Tempe-AZ Doctor House



11

SECTION F: BIM PROCESS DESIGN

1. Level One Process Overview Map: Attachment 2

The Level One Process Overview Map is attached at Section O of this Report as

Attachment 2.

2. List of Level Two – Detailed BIM Use Process Map(s): Attachment 3

The Detailed BIM Use Process Maps of the BIM Uses listed below are attached at

Section O of this Report as Attachment 3.

a. Design/Constructability Reviews

b. Cost Estimation

c. 3D Coordination

d. Site Utilization Planning

e. Phase Planning

f. Record Modeling

g. Design Authoring

h. Lighting Analysis

i. Digital Fabrication

j. Energy Analysis



12

SECTION G: BIM INFORMATION EXCHANGES

1. List of Information Exchange Worksheet(s): Attachment 4

The List of Information Exchange Worksheet is attached at Section O of this Report as

Attachment 4.

a. Design/Constructability Reviews

b. Cost Estimation

c. 3D Coordination

d. Site Utilization Planning

e. Phase Planning

f. Record Modeling

g. Design Authoring

h. Lighting Analysis

i. Digital Fabrication

j. Energy Analysis

2. Model Definition Worksheet: Attachment 5

The Model Definition Worksheet is attached at Section O of this Report as Attachment

5.



13

SECTION H: BIM AND FACILITY DATA REQUIREMENTS

For this project several BIM uses were previously listed by the owner, as show at

section A of this BIM Project Execution Plan. The BIMedical Providers Group will build a

new health-care clinic in Tempe, AZ, and they are particularly interested in investing

resources on planning this facility because they intent to eventually create additional,

similar health-care facilities throughout the Phoenix metropolitan area. The owner has

specifically identified several BIM uses – Design/Constructability Reviews, Cost

Estimation, 3D Coordination, Site Utilization Planning, Phase Planning and Record

Modeling – and also required Solve Design & Construction to define some additional

BIM uses that would add value for this particular project.



14

SECTION I: COLLABORATION PROCEDURES

1. Collaboration Strategy:

For a full coordination and collaboration of the team, the communication to the

development of the project will occur through weekly in-person meetings at Wednesday

afternoons. In addition, the company’s members will maintain a virtual communication

by Google Hangout and Gmail.

The project data and information sharing will be established using Google Drive online

storage. All members will have access to the company’s Google account and they will

update the project files periodically.

In case of disagreement between team members, all members should gather to analyze

each side and find a solution that better achieve the project goals. If some member

starts to have lack of performance, participation, or attendance, the rest of the team will

talk with him/her to understand the situation. Thus, a way to compensate this will be

established.

2. Meeting Procedures:

MEETING TYPE PROJECT STAGE FREQUENCY PARTICIPANTS LOCATION

BIM REQUIREMENTS KICK-OFF Planning One Time Solve Engineering and stakeholders

Villas at Vista Front Desk - 701 E Apache

Blvd. Tempe, AZ.

BIM EXECUTION PLAN DEMONSTRATION

Planning

Monthly Solve Engineering and stakeholders


Blvd. Tempe, AZ.

DESIGN COORDINATION Construction Weekly or as-needed Solve Engineering and

stakeholders


Blvd. Tempe, AZ.



15

MEETING TYPE PROJECT STAGE FREQUENCY PARTICIPANTS LOCATION

CONSTRUCTION OVER-THE-SHOULDER PROGRESS REVIEWS Construction Weekly or as-needed

Solve Engineering and stakeholders


Blvd. Tempe, AZ.

ANY OTHER BIM MEETINGS THAT OCCURS WITH MULTIPLE

PARTIES Any Stage As-needed Solve Engineering and

stakeholders


Blvd. Tempe, AZ.

3. Model Delivery Schedule of Information Exchange for Submission

and Approval:

Below are some information exchanges that are going to be handled within Google

Drive between project team members and stakeholders. The most common software

used in this project are listed below:

● Revit 2014 (Design Build Suite - Autodesk);

● Navisworks Manage 2014 (Autodesk);

● Sketch UP Make 2014 (Google);

● Bluebeam Revu (Bluebeam Software);

● etc.

INFORMATION EXCHANGE

FILE SENDER

FILE RECEIVER

ONE-TIME or FREQUENCY

DUE DATE or START DATE

MODEL FILE

MODEL SOFTWARE

NATIVE FILE TYPE

FILE EXCHANGE

TYPE

Design Exchange

Architect (Ted Mosby)

Google Drive (stakeholders)

One Time or as-needed 01/09/14 Arch

Revit 2014 Bluebeam

Revu

.rvt .pdf

.rvt

.ifc .pdf

3D Coordination models

Solve Engineering


Weekly or as-needed 20/12/14 Constr

Navisworks Manage

2014 Bluebeam

Revu

.nwd .pdf

.nwd .ifc .rvt

Fabrication Coordination

Model

Mechanical Engineer


Weekly or as-needed 20/12/14 Constr

Revit 2014 Bluebeam

Revu

.rvt .pdf

.rvt

.ifc .pdf

Design Intent Models

Architect (Ted Mosby)


Weekly 01/11/14 Design Revit 2014 Bluebeam

Revu

.rvt .pdf

.rvt

.ifc .pdf



16

4. Interactive Workspace The headquarter of Solve Design & Construction is located at 701 E Apache Blvd.,

Tempe, AZ. The initial phases of planning and design of the facility will be executed at

this location, as well as the regular meetings with the other parties involved in the

project. All the organizations involved in the project, such as the Design Company –How

I Drew Your House, the Engineering Company –The Terminal Engineering, and legal

Issues Firm –Pearson Specter, have also their own facilities. Solve Design &

Construction will also have a temporary facility installed at the construction site to

facilitate a proper execution of the BIM uses during construction phases.

5. Electronic Communication Procedures All electronic communication is going to be performed through Google Drive and Google

Hangout. The email of the company has enough capacity to store all data required for

this project. The file location and file structure name for our project files are defined at

the following table.

FILE LOCATION FILE STRUCTURE / NAME FILE TYPE PASSWORD PROTECT

FILE MAINTAINER

UPDATED

Google Drive server PROJECT FOLDER FOLDER YES Solve Engineering

ONCE

Google Drive server>PROJECT FOLDER

CONSTRUCTION_DOCUMENTS FOLDER

FOLDER No Solve Engineering

ONCE

Google Drive server>PROJECT FOLDER>CONSTRUCTION_DOCUMENTS

ARCH FOLDER FOLDER No Solve Engineering

ONCE



17

FILE LOCATION FILE STRUCTURE / NAME FILE TYPE PASSWORD PROTECT

FILE MAINTAINER

UPDATED


MECH FOLDER FOLDER No Solve Engineering

ONCE


STRUCT FOLDER FOLDER No Solve Engineering

ONCE

Google Drive server>PROJECT FOLDER>CONSTRUCTION_DOCUMENTS>(ARCH/MECH/PROJECT FILES)

PROJECT FILES

.NWD

.RVT

.PDF

.SKP

No Solve Engineering

DAILY



18

SECTION J: QUALITY CONTROL

1. OVERALL STRATEGY FOR QUALITY CONTROL:

The quality inspections will be implemented during the execution of each activity, during

the equipment and material delivery, and by the development of a virtual mock up. For

each activity, inspection will occur at the beginning of the work, permitting the early

identification of issues. In the case of equipment and material delivery, the inspection

will be executed when they arrive in the construction site, identifying non-conformity

before they be used, such as defects in equipment, broken material or wrong material

model. Finally, the virtual mock up permits an early agreement between the project

stakeholders about the design intent, function and look.

2. QUALITY CONTROL CHECKS:

The following checks should be performed to assure quality.

CHECKS DEFINITION RESPONSIBLE PARTY

SOFTWARE PROGRAM(S) FREQUENCY

VISUAL CHECK Ensure there are no unintended model components and the design intent has been followed

Contractor NAVISWORKS

MANAGE Sampling Prior to

Model Delivery

INTERFERENCE CHECK Detect problems in the model where two building components are clashing including soft and hard

BIM Manager NAVISWORKS

MANAGE Prior to Model

Delivery

STANDARDS CHECK Ensure that the BIM and AEC CADD Standard have been followed (fonts, dimensions, line styles, levels/layers, etc)

BIM techinicias

NAVISWORKS MANAGE

REVIT

Prior to Model

Delivery

MODEL INTEGRITY CHECKS

Describe the QC validation process used to 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 plans

BIM Manager NAVISWORKS

MANAGE THROUGHOUT DEVELOPMENT



19

3. Model Accuracy and Tolerances:

The accuracy of the models is going to be the greatest degree of accuracy possible.

Tolerances are going to be based on team expertise, experience, and field

observations. Also, surveys and construction drawings are going to be used as

reference. Note: Conditions shall be verified by the contractor in-loco prior to fabrication.



20

SECTION K: TECHNOLOGICAL INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDS

1. Software:

BIM USE DISCIPLINE (if applicable) SOFTWARE VERSION

❏ Design/Constructability Reviews

All Disciplines Bluebeam Revu

CAD, Navisworks 2014,

Manage - 2014

❏ Phase Planning Construction Revit, MS Project, Navisworks

2014, 2014, Manage - 2014

❏ Cost Estimation ❏ Digital Fabrication ❏ Record Modeling ❏ Design Authoring ❏ Lighting Analysis ❏ Energy Analysis

All Disciplines Revit 2014

❏ Site Utilization Planning

Construction Google Sketch UP Make - 2014

❏ 3D Coordination

Construction Navisworks Manage - 2014

2. Computers / Hardware: Solve Design & Construction members shall utilize computer hardware that is sufficient

to efficiently handle single model files in Revit 2014 and Navisworks Manage 2014, the

following hardware was chosen to perform the job.

BIM USE HARDWARE OWNER OF HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS

❏ Design/Constructability Reviews

❏ Design Authoring ❏ Cost Estimation ❏ 3D Coordination ❏ Site Utilization Planning ❏ Phase Planning ❏ Record Modeling ❏ Lighting Analysis ❏ Digital Fabrication ❏ Energy Analysis

Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro-

Windows 8.1 (2013) 64bits -

Computer System

Solve Design & Construction

Intel(R) Core(™) i7-4500U CPU @ 1.80GHz 2.39 GHz., 8.00GB, Intel(R) HD Graphics Family (1792MB), Intel(R) Wireless-N 7260.



21

3. Modeling Content and Reference Information

Identify items such as families, work spaces, and databases.

BIM USE DISCIPLINE (if applicable)

MODELING CONTENT / REFERENCE INFORMATION

Design/Constructability Reviews All Disciplines N/A

Phase Planning Construction Crew and Productivity information; Lead

Times and Scheduling Patterns

Cost Estimation All Disciplines Cost Reports from previous works; Cost Data Base

Digital Fabrication All Disciplines N/A

Record Modeling All Disciplines Equipment Information; Project Submittal Information

Design Authoring All Disciplines Parametric Modeling Content

Lighting Analysis All Disciplines Construction Type library; Energy

Takeoff; Weather Data; Soil Data; Solar Data

Energy Analysis All Disciplines Sensor Data; Performance targets; Performance Costs, Weather Data.

Site Utilization Planning Construction Schedule; Existing Site Conditions

Information; Construction Equipment libraries

3D Coordination Construction Company Implementation Standards; Contract Requirements; Information

Exchange Requirements



22

SECTION L: MODEL STRUCTURE

1. File Naming Structure: The following table shows how our files shall be formatted:

FILE NAMES FOR MODELS SHOULD BE FORMATTED AS:

ARCHITECTURAL MODEL ARCH-001-BLDG001.RVT

CIVIL MODEL CIVIL-001-BLDG001.RVT

MECHANICAL MODEL MECH-001-BLDG001.RVT

PLUMBING MODEL PLUMB-001-BLDG001.RVT

ELECTRICAL MODEL ELEC-001-BLDG001.RVT

STRUCTURAL MODEL STRUCT-001-BLDG001.RVT

ENERGY MODEL ENERGY-001-BLDG001.RVT

CONSTRUCTION MODEL CONST-001-BLDG001.RVT

COORDINATION MODEL COORD-001-BLDG001.RVT

2. Model Structure:

Since we just have one simple building, it is going to be separated by floors (First Floor, Second

Floor, Roof - Main, Roof - High, and TOF Footing) and disciplines (architecture; mechanical,

electrical and plumbing; structural). Also, zones and areas might be specified during the BIM

project execution planning.



23

Figure 1 - First Floor

Figure 2 - Second Floor



24

3. Measurement and Coordinate Systems:

Our standard measurement system is the Imperial and our referenced coordinated

system is the Cartesian.

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 Solve Design & Construction

IFC VERSION/MVD(s) Record Modeling

As-Built Modeling

Solve Design & Construction

National CAD Standard Version 5.0 Drawing Production Solve Design & Construction

COBie Version 2.4 Record Modeling Solve Design & Construction

SECTION M: PROJECT DELIVERABLES

In this section, the BIM deliverables for the project and the format in which the

information will be delivered are shown.

BIM SUBMITTAL ITEM STAGE APPROXIMATE DUE DATE FORMAT NOTES

STRUCT-01-BL001.rvt Construction Documents

01/11/14 Revit (.rvt)

MEP-01-BL001.rvt Construction Documents

01/11/14 Revit (.rvt)

ARCH-01-BL001.rvt Construction Documents

01/11/14 Revit (.rvt)

SiteUtilizationPlanning_BL001.skp Construction 20/12/14 SketchUP(.skp)

3D_Coordination_BL001.nwd Construction 20/12/14 Naviswork Manage 2014 (.nwd)

Cost_Estimation_BL001.xls Design 10/11/14 Microsoft Excel (.xls)



25

BIM SUBMITTAL ITEM STAGE APPROXIMATE DUE DATE FORMAT NOTES

Lighting _Analysis_01_BL001.pdf Design 01/10/14 Bluebeam Revu (.pdf)



Lighting_Analysis_04_BL001.pdf Design 01/10/14 Bluebeam Revu (.pdf)

Record_Model_BL001.rvt Close out 31/01/2017 Revit (.rvt)



26

SECTION O: ATTACHMENTS

1. BIM USE SELECTION WORKSHEET [FROM SECTION D]

High / Med / Low

High / Med / Low

YES / NO / MAYBE

Res

ourc

es

Com

pete

ncy

Exp

erie

nce

Design/Constructability Reviews MED Architect MED 2 2 3 YesFacility Manager HIGH 2 2 2Contractor HIGH 1 3 2 Need training on latest software

Cost Estimation (Planning) MED Engineer LOW 1 2 2 Requires training and basic software Overall Cost Estimation Yes

Cost Estimation (Construction) HIGH Contractor HIGH 3 2 2 Yes

3D Coordination (Design) HIGH Architect HIGH 3 3 2 YesEngineer HIGH 2 2 2 Coordination software required

3D Coordination (Construction) HIGH Architect MED 3 2 2 YesContractor HIGH 2 3 2Subcontractor HIGH 1 2 2 Need training on latest software Modeling learning curve possible

Site Utilization Planning MED Contractor HIGH 3 2 3 Yes

Phase Planning (4D Modeling) HIGH Contractor HIGH 2 2 2 Use for Phasing & Construction Yes

Record Modeling HIGH Contractor LOW 2 2 2 YesArchitect MED 2 3 3Facility Manager HIGH 2 2 3

Building Maintenance Schedule LOW Facility Manager LOW 1 2 1 Large learning curve No

Design Authoring HIGH Architect HIGH 3 2 3 YesEngineer HIGH 2 3 2

Engineering Analysis HIGH Engineer MED 2 3 2 Yes

Digital Fabrication HIGH Digital Fabricator HIGH 3 2 3 Yes

Sustainability (LEED) Analysis MED Architect MED 1 2 2 Requires training and software NoEngineer LOW 2 1 2

Building System Analysis MED Facility Manager MED 2 2 3 Yes

Disaster Planning LOW Engineer LOW 2 2 1 No

Proceed with Use

Scale 1-3 (1 = Low)

Responsible Party

Additional Resources / Competencies Required to

Implement

High value to owner due to intention of future similar facility construction

Local is not susceptible to force majeur disaster

BIM Use* NotesCapability

Rating

Value to Resp Party

Value to Project

High value to owner due to intention of future similar facility construction



27

2. LEVEL 1 PROCESS OVERVIEW MAP [FROM SECTION F]



28

3. LEVEL 2 DETAILED BIM USE PROCESS MAP(S) [FROM SECTION F]



29



30



31



32



33



34



35



36



37



38

4. INFORMATION EXCHANGE REQUIREMENT WORKSHEET(S) [FROM SECTION G]

InfoResp Party

Notes InfoResp Party






Notes Info Resp Party Notes Info Resp Party Notes Info Resp Party Notes Info Resp Party Notes

0101 1001 10 10 Standard Foundations A-300 Eng A-300 Eng A-300 Eng B-200 Eng B-200 Eng A-300 Eng N/A A-350 Eng A-350 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner01 10 20 Special Foundations A-300 Eng A-300 Eng A-300 Eng B-200 Eng B-200 Eng A-300 Eng N/A A-350 Eng A-350 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner01 2001 20 10 Walls for Subgrade Enclosures A-300 Eng A-200 Eng A-300 Eng B-200 Eng B-200 Eng N/A A-350 Eng A-350 Eng A-500 Owner01 4001 40 10 Standard Slabs-On-Grade A-300 Eng A-200 Eng A-300 Eng A-300 Eng B-200 Eng A-300 Eng N/A A-200 Eng A-350 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner01 40 20 Structural Slabs-On-Grade A-300 Eng A-300 Eng A-300 Eng A-300 Eng B-200 Eng A-300 Eng N/A A-200 Eng A-350 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner01 40 30 Slab Trenches C-100 Eng C-100 Eng C-100 Eng A-300 Eng B-200 Eng A-300 Eng N/A A-300 Eng B-200 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner01 40 40 Pits and Bases C-100 Eng C-100 Eng C-100 Eng A-300 Eng B-200 Eng A-300 Eng N/A A-300 Eng B-200 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner01 40 50 Slab-On-Grade Supplementary Components C-100 Eng C-100 Eng C-100 Eng A-300 Eng B-200 Eng A-300 Eng N/A A-300 Eng B-200 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner01 6001 60 10 Building Subdrainage A-400 Eng A-200 Eng A-300 Eng B-200 Eng C-100 Eng A-300 Eng A-400 N/A A-350 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner01 60 20 Off-Gassing Mitigation A-400 Eng A-200 Eng A-300 Eng B-200 Eng C-100 Eng A-300 Eng A-400 N/A A-350 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner01 9001 90 10 Substructure Excavation N/A C-300 Eng N/A C-200 Eng N/A C-100 Eng N/A A-350 Eng N/A C-100 CM B-200 Owner01 90 20 Construction Dewatering N/A C-300 Eng N/A C-200 Eng N/A C-100 Eng N/A A-350 Eng N/A C-100 CM B-200 Owner01 90 30 Excavation Support N/A C-200 Eng N/A C-200 Eng N/A C-100 Eng N/A A-400 Eng N/A C-100 CM B-200 Owner01 90 40 Soil Treatment N/A C-300 Eng N/A C-100 Eng N/A C-100 Eng N/A A-200 Eng N/A C-100 CM B-200 Owner0202 1002 10 10 Floor Construction B-200 Eng B-200 Eng A-350 Eng A-400 Eng B-200 Eng A-300 Eng N/A A-350 Contractor A-400 Eng A-400 CM A-500 Owner02 10 20 Roof Construction B-200 Eng B-300 Eng A-350 Eng A-400 Eng B-200 Eng A-300 Eng N/A A-300 Contractor A-400 Eng A-400 CM A-500 Owner02 10 30 Stairs A-400 Eng A-400 Eng A-350 Eng A-400 Eng B-200 Eng A-300 Eng N/A A-300 Contractor A-400 Eng A-400 CM A-500 Owner02 2002 20 10 Exterior Walls B-200 Eng A-500 Eng B-200 Arch A-300 Arch B-200 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 Dig Fab A-200 Contractor A-300 Arch A-500 CM A-500 Owner02 20 20 Exterior Windows B-200 Eng A-350 Eng B-200 Arch A-300 Arch B-200 Eng A-400 Eng A-350 Dig Fab A-200 Contractor A-300 Arch A-500 CM A-500 Owner02 20 50 Exterior Doors and Grilles B-200 Eng A-350 Eng B-200 Arch A-300 Arch B-200 Eng A-400 Eng A-350 Dig Fab A-200 Contractor A-300 Arch A-500 CM A-500 Owner02 20 70 Exterior Louvers and Vents B-200 Eng B-200 Eng B-200 Arch A-300 Arch B-200 Eng A-400 Eng A-350 Dig Fab A-200 Contractor A-300 Arch A-500 CM A-500 Owner02 20 80 Exterior Wall Appurtenances B-200 Eng A-200 Eng B-200 Arch A-300 Arch B-200 Eng A-400 Eng A-350 Dig Fab A-200 Contractor A-300 Arch A-500 CM A-500 Owner02 20 90 Exterior Wall Specialties B-200 Eng A-300 Eng B-200 Arch A-300 Arch B-200 Eng A-400 Eng A-350 Dig Fab A-200 Contractor A-300 Arch A-500 CM A-500 Owner02 3002 30 10 Roofing B-200 Eng B-200 Eng A-300 Arch A-400 Arch B-200 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 Dig Fab C-300 Contractor A-350 Arch A-500 CM A-500 Owner02 30 20 Roof Appurtenances B-200 Eng B-200 Eng B-200 Arch A-350 Arch B-200 Eng A-400 Eng A-350 Dig Fab C-300 Contractor A-300 Arch A-500 CM A-500 Owner02 30 40 Traffic Bearing Horizontal Enclosures B-200 Eng B-200 Eng B-200 Arch A-300 Arch B-200 Eng A-400 Eng A-350 Dig Fab C-300 Contractor A-300 Arch A-500 CM A-500 Owner02 30 60 Horizontal Openings B-200 Eng B-200 Eng B-200 Arch A-300 Arch B-200 Eng A-400 Eng A-350 Dig Fab C-300 Contractor A-300 Arch A-500 CM A-500 Owner02 30 80 Overhead Exterior Enclosures B-200 Eng B-300 Eng B-200 Arch A-300 Arch B-200 Eng A-400 Eng A-350 Dig Fab C-300 Contractor A-300 Arch A-500 CM A-500 Owner0303 1003 10 10 Interior Partitions A-300 Eng A-500 Eng A-200 Arch A-350 Arch B-200 Eng A-400 Arch A-400 Dig Fab C-200 Contractor A-350 Arch A-400 CM A-500 Owner03 10 20 Interior Windows A-300 Eng A-300 Eng A-300 Arch A-350 Arch B-200 Eng A-400 Arch A-350 Dig Fab C-200 Contractor A-350 Arch A-400 CM A-500 Owner03 10 30 Interior Doors A-300 Eng A-300 Eng A-300 Arch A-350 Arch B-200 Eng A-400 Arch A-350 Dig Fab C-200 Contractor A-350 Arch A-400 CM A-500 Owner03 10 40 Interior Grilles and Gates A-300 Eng B-300 Eng A-300 Arch A-350 Arch B-200 Eng A-400 Arch N/A C-200 Contractor A-350 Arch A-400 CM A-500 Owner03 10 60 Raised Floor Construction A-300 Eng B-300 Eng A-300 Arch A-350 Arch B-200 Eng A-400 Arch N/A C-200 Contractor A-350 Arch A-400 CM A-500 Owner03 10 70 Suspended Ceiling Construction A-300 Eng A-300 Eng A-300 Arch A-350 Arch B-200 Eng A-400 Arch N/A C-200 Contractor A-350 Arch A-400 CM A-500 Owner03 10 90 Interior Specialties A-300 Eng B-300 Eng A-300 Arch A-300 Arch B-200 Eng A-400 Arch N/A C-200 Contractor A-350 Arch A-400 CM A-500 Owner03 2003 20 10 Wall Finishes A-300 Arch N/A Arch B-200 Arch A-300 Arch B-200 Arch A-400 Arch N/A A-200 Contractor A-350 Arch A-400 CM A-500 Owner03 20 20 Interior Fabrications A-300 Arch B-200 Arch B-200 Arch A-400 Arch A-300 Arch A-400 Arch N/A A-200 Contractor A-400 Arch A-400 CM A-500 Owner03 20 30 Flooring A-300 Arch N/A Arch B-200 Arch A-400 Arch B-200 Arch A-400 Arch N/A A-200 Contractor A-350 Arch A-400 CM A-500 Owner03 20 40 Stair Finishes A-300 Arch N/A Arch B-200 Arch A-350 Arch B-200 Arch A-400 Arch N/A A-200 Contractor A-350 Arch A-400 CM A-500 Owner03 20 50 Ceiling Finishes A-300 Arch N/A Arch B-200 Arch A-350 Arch B-200 Arch A-400 Arch N/A A-200 Contractor A-350 Arch A-400 CM A-500 Owner0404 1004 10 10 Vertical Conveying Systems N/A C-200 Eng N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A A-300 Contractor N/A N/A A-400 Owner04 10 30 Horizontal Conveying Systems N/A C-200 Eng N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A A-301 Contractor N/A N/A A-400 Owner04 10 50 Material Handling N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A A-302 Contractor N/A N/A A-400 Owner04 10 80 Operable Access Systems N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A A-303 Contractor N/A N/A A-400 Owner04 2004 20 10 Domestic Water Distribution A-400 Eng N/A A-350 Eng A-400 Eng B-100 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 Dig Fab N/A A-400 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner04 20 20 Sanitary Drainage A-400 Eng N/A A-350 Eng A-400 Eng B-100 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 Dig Fab N/A A-400 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner04 20 30 Building Support Plumbing Systems A-400 Eng N/A A-350 Eng A-350 Eng B-100 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 Dig Fab N/A A-400 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner04 20 50 General Service Compressed-Air A-400 Eng N/A A-350 Eng A-350 Eng B-100 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 Dig Fab N/A A-400 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner04 20 60 Process Support Plumbing Systems A-400 Eng N/A A-350 Eng A-350 Eng B-100 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 Dig Fab N/A A-400 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner

Building Systems Analysis

Design

OperationsFacility Manager/Owner

.RVTRevit 2014

Time of Exchange (SD, DD, CD, Construction) SD,DD

Engineering Analysis

Project Stage Design Design Design Design Operations

INTERIORS

SERVICES

Plumbing

Subgrade Enclosures

.PDF and .NWD

Contractor, Facility Manager

Revit 2014

Model Element Breakdown

SUBSTRUCTURE

Bluebeam Revu CAD 2014 and Navisworks

Manage 2014

Revit 2014Revit 2014

Application & Version

Revit 2014 Google SketchUP make-2014

Revit 2014, MS Project 2014, Navisworks

Manage 2014

Revit 2014Revit 2014 and Navisworks Manage

2014

Revit 2014 and Navisworks Manage 2014

Foundations

Slabs-On-Grade

Water and Gas Mitigation

Substructure Related Activities

Superstructure

Exterior Vertical Enclosers

Interior Finishes

Conveying

.SKP

ConstructionSD DD

.RVT

Architect

.RVT

Contractor Facility Manager/OwnerDigital Fabricator

.RVT

CD CDCM/Trade Contractors

.RVT and .NWD.RVT.RVT, .MSP and .NWD

CM/Trade Contractors

.RVT and .NWD

DD

Site Utilization Planning

CD

Phase Planning (4D Modeling)

DD

Construction

Record Modeling

Contractor

Digital Fabrication

ConstructionDesign Construction

Cost Estimation

CM/Trade Contractors

Design Reviews 3D Coordination

Construction

CDCM/Trade Contractors

3D Coordination

BIM Use Title

Design Authoring

Responsible Party (Information Receiver)Receiver File Format .RVT

SHELL

Exterior Horizontal Encloses

Interior Construction



39

04 3004 30 10 Facility Fuel Systems A-400 Eng N/A A-350 Eng A-400 Eng B-100 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 Dig Fab N/A A-400 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner04 30 20 Heating Systems A-400 Eng N/A A-350 Eng A-400 Eng B-100 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 Dig Fab N/A A-400 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner04 30 30 Cooling Systems A-400 Eng N/A A-350 Eng A-400 Eng B-100 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 Dig Fab N/A A-400 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner04 30 50 Facility HVAC Distribution Systems A-400 Eng N/A A-350 Eng A-400 Eng B-100 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 Dig Fab N/A A-400 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner04 30 60 Ventilation A-400 Eng C-300 Eng A-350 Eng A-400 Eng B-100 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 Dig Fab N/A A-400 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner04 30 70 Special Purpose HVAC Systems A-400 Eng N/A A-350 Eng A-400 Eng B-100 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 Dig Fab N/A A-400 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner04 4004 40 10 Fire Suppression A-400 Eng N/A A-350 Eng A-350 Eng B-100 Eng A-400 Eng N/A C-300 Contractor A-400 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner04 40 30 Fire Protection Specialties A-400 Eng N/A A-350 Eng A-350 Eng B-100 Eng A-400 Eng N/A A-200 Contractor A-400 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner04 5004 50 10 Facility Power Generation A-400 Eng A-400 Eng A-350 Eng A-350 Eng B-100 Eng A-400 Eng N/A A-350 Contractor A-400 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner04 50 20 Electrical Service and Distribution A-400 Eng A-500 Eng A-350 Eng A-400 Eng B-100 Eng A-400 Eng N/A A-350 Contractor A-400 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner04 50 30 General Purpose Electrical Power A-400 Eng A-500 Eng A-350 Eng A-400 Eng B-100 Eng A-400 Eng N/A A-350 Contractor A-400 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner04 50 40 Lighting A-400 Eng A-500 Eng A-350 Eng A-400 Eng B-100 Eng A-400 Eng N/A A-350 Contractor A-400 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner04 50 50 Miscellaneous Electrical Systems A-400 Eng A-400 Eng A-350 Eng A-350 Eng B-100 Eng A-400 Eng N/A A-350 Contractor A-400 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner04 6004 60 10 Data Communications A-400 Eng N/A A-350 Eng N/A B-100 Eng A-400 Eng N/A N/A A-400 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner04 60 20 Voice Communications A-400 Eng N/A A-350 Eng N/A B-100 Eng A-400 Eng N/A N/A A-400 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner04 60 30 Audio-Video Communication A-400 Eng N/A A-350 Eng N/A B-100 Eng A-400 Eng N/A N/A A-400 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner04 60 60 Distributed Communications and Monitoring A-400 Eng N/A A-350 Eng N/A B-100 Eng A-400 Eng N/A N/A A-400 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner04 60 90 Communications Supplementary Components A-400 Eng N/A A-350 Eng N/A B-100 Eng A-400 Eng N/A N/A A-400 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner04 7004 70 10 Access Control and Intrusion Detection A-400 Eng N/A A-350 Eng B-200 Eng B-100 Eng A-400 Eng N/A B-300 Contractor A-400 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner04 70 30 Electronic Surveillance A-400 Eng N/A A-350 Eng B-200 Eng B-100 Eng A-400 Eng N/A B-300 Contractor A-400 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner04 70 50 Detection and Alarm A-400 Eng N/A A-350 Eng B-200 Eng B-100 Eng A-400 Eng N/A B-300 Contractor A-400 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner04 70 70 Electronic Monitoring and Control A-400 Eng N/A A-350 Eng C-200 Eng B-100 Eng A-400 Eng N/A B-300 Contractor A-400 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner04 70 90 Electronic Safety and Security Supplementary Compoenents A-400 Eng N/A A-350 Eng C-200 Eng B-100 Eng A-400 Eng N/A B-300 Contractor A-400 Eng A-500 CM A-500 Owner04 8004 80 10 Integrated Automation Facility Controls A-400 Eng C-300 Eng A-350 Eng C-200 Eng B-100 Eng N/A B-300 Contractor A-400 A-400

0505 1005 10 10 Vehicle and Pedestrian Equipment C-100 Owner N/A B-200 Owner N/A B-100 Owner B-200 Owner N/A A-200 Contractor A-300 Owner A-300 Owner A-400 Owner05 10 30 Commercial Equipment C-100 Owner N/A B-200 Owner N/A B-100 Owner B-200 Owner N/A A-200 Contractor A-300 Owner A-300 Owner A-400 Owner05 10 40 Institutional Equipment C-100 Owner N/A B-200 Owner N/A B-100 Owner B-200 Owner N/A A-200 Contractor A-300 Owner A-300 Owner A-400 Owner05 10 60 Residential Equipment C-100 Owner N/A B-200 Owner N/A B-100 Owner B-200 Owner N/A A-200 Contractor A-300 Owner A-300 Owner A-400 Owner05 10 70 Entertainment and Recreational Equipment C-100 Owner N/A B-200 Owner N/A B-100 Owner B-200 Owner N/A A-200 Contractor A-300 Owner A-300 Owner A-400 Owner05 10 90 Other Equipment C-100 Owner N/A C-100 Owner N/A B-100 Owner B-200 Owner N/A A-200 Contractor A-300 Owner A-300 Owner A-400 Owner05 2005 20 10 Fixed Furnishings C-100 Owner C-300 Owner B-200 Arch B-300 Arch B-100 Owner B-200 Owner A-400 Dig Fab N/A A-200 Owner A-300 Owner A-500 Owner05 20 50 Movable Furnishings C-100 Owner N/A C-100 Arch B-300 Arch B-100 Owner B-200 Owner A-350 Dig Fab N/A A-200 Owner A-300 Owner A-500 Owner0606 1006 10 10 Integrated Construction N/A A-350 Eng N/A A-400 Eng N/A N/A N/A A-350 Contractor N/A N/A A-350 Owner06 10 20 Special Structures N/A A-300 Eng N/A A-400 Eng N/A N/A N/A A-350 Contractor N/A N/A A-350 Owner06 10 30 Special Function Construction N/A A-350 Eng N/A A-400 Eng N/A N/A N/A A-350 Contractor N/A N/A A-350 Owner06 10 50 Special Facility Components N/A A-200 Eng N/A A-400 Eng N/A N/A N/A A-350 Contractor N/A N/A A-350 Owner06 10 60 Athletic and Recreational Special Construction N/A A-200 Eng N/A A-350 Eng N/A N/A N/A A-200 Contractor N/A N/A A-350 Owner06 10 80 Special Instrumentation N/A C-200 Eng N/A A-200 Eng N/A N/A N/A A-200 Contractor N/A N/A A-350 Owner06 2006 20 10 Hazardous Materials Remediation N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A A-200 Contractor N/A N/A A-350 Owner06 3006 30 10 Structure Demolition N/A A-300 Eng N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A A-200 Contractor N/A N/A N/A Owner06 30 30 Selective Demolition N/A A-300 Eng N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A A-200 Contractor N/A N/A N/A Owner06 30 50 Structure Moving N/A A-300 Eng N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A A-200 Contractor N/A N/A N/A Owner0707 1007 10 10 Site Clearing C-100 CM N/A C-100 Arch N/A C-100 CM A-400 CM N/A A-400 Contractor B-200 Contractor C-200 CM N/A Owner07 10 20 Site Elements Demolition C-100 CM B-300 CM C-100 Arch N/A C-100 CM A-400 CM N/A A-400 Contractor B-200 Contractor C-200 CM N/A Owner07 10 30 Site Element Relocation C-100 CM C-200 CM C-100 Arch N/A C-100 CM A-400 CM N/A A-400 Contractor B-200 Contractor C-200 CM N/A Owner07 10 50 Site Remediation C-100 CM N/A C-100 Arch N/A C-100 CM A-400 CM N/A A-350 Contractor B-200 Contractor C-200 CM N/A Owner07 10 70 Site Earthwork C-100 CM B-300 CM C-100 Arch N/A C-100 CM A-400 CM N/A A-500 Contractor B-200 Contractor C-200 CM N/A Owner07 2007 20 10 Roadways C-100 CM C-100 CM B-100 Arch A-400 Eng B-100 CM A-400 CM N/A A-300 Contractor B-200 Arch C-200 CM N/A Owner07 20 20 Parking Lots C-100 CM C-100 CM B-100 Arch A-400 Eng B-100 CM A-400 CM N/A A-300 Contractor B-200 Arch C-200 CM N/A Owner07 20 30 Pedestrian Plazas and Walkways C-100 CM C-100 CM B-100 Arch A-350 Eng B-100 CM A-400 CM N/A A--300 Contractor B-200 Arch C-200 CM N/A Owner07 20 40 Airfields C-100 CM C-100 CM B-100 Arch A-300 Eng B-100 CM A-400 CM N/A A-300 Contractor B-200 Arch C-200 CM N/A Owner07 20 50 Athletic, Recreational, and Playfield Areas C-100 CM C-100 CM B-100 Arch A-400 Eng B-100 CM A-400 CM N/A A-200 Contractor B-200 Arch C-200 CM N/A Owner07 20 60 Site Development C-100 CM N/A B-100 Arch A-300 Eng B-100 CM A-400 CM N/A A-350 Contractor B-200 Arch C-200 CM N/A Owner07 20 80 Landscaping C-100 CM N/A B-100 Arch A-300 Eng B-100 CM A-400 CM N/A C-200 Contractor B-200 Arch C-200 CM N/A Owner

SPECIAL CONSTRUCATION AND DEMOLITION

Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC)

Fire Protection

Electrical

Equipment

SITEWORKSite Preparation

Site Improvements

Demolition

Furnishings

Special Construction

Communications

EQUPMENT AND FURNISHINGS

Electronic Safety and Security

Integrated Automation

Facility Remediation



40

07 3007 30 10 Water Utilities A-300 CM N/A A-350 Eng A-300 Eng B-200 CM A-400 Eng A-400 A-300 Contractor A-400 Eng C-200 Eng N/A Owner07 30 20 Sanitary Sewerage Utilities A-300 CM N/A A-350 Eng A-300 Eng B-200 CM A-400 Eng A-400 A-300 Contractor A-400 Eng C-200 Eng N/A Owner07 30 30 Storm Drainage Utilities A-300 CM C-100 CM A-350 Eng A-200 Eng B-200 CM A-400 Eng A-400 A-100 Contractor A-400 Eng C-200 Eng N/A Owner07 30 50 Site Energy Distribution A-300 CM A-200 CM A-350 Eng A-200 Eng B-200 CM A-400 Eng N/A A-300 Contractor A-400 Eng C-200 Eng N/A Owner07 30 60 Site Fuel Distribution A-300 CM C-100 CM A-350 Eng A-200 Eng B-200 CM A-400 Eng N/A A-300 Contractor A-400 Eng C-200 Eng N/A Owner07 30 90 Liquid and Gas Site Utilites Supplementary Components A-300 CM C-100 CM A-350 Eng A-200 Eng B-200 CM A-400 Eng N/A A-300 Contractor A-400 Eng C-200 Eng N/A Owner07 4007 40 10 Site Electric Distribution Systems C-100 CM C-300 CM A-350 Eng A-200 Eng B-200 CM A-400 Eng N/A A-350 Contractor A-400 Eng C-200 Eng N/A Owner07 40 50 Site Lighting C-100 CM C-300 CM A-350 Eng A-300 Eng B-200 CM A-400 Eng N/A A-400 Contractor A-400 Eng C-200 Eng N/A Owner07 5007 50 10 Site Communications Systems C-100 CM N/A A-350 Eng N/A B-200 CM A-400 Eng N/A A-400 Contractor A-400 Eng C-200 Eng N/A Owner07 6007 60 10 Tunnels N/A A-200 A-350 Eng A-350 Eng B-200 N/A N/A A-400 Contractor A-400 Eng N/A N/A OwnerA

AA Construction Equipment N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A A-400 Contractor N/A N/A N/AB Temporary Safety N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A A-400 Contractor N/A N/A N/AC Temporary Security N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A A-350 Contractor N/A N/A N/AD Temporary Facilities N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A A-500 Contractor N/A N/A N/AE Weather Protection N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A A-200 Contractor N/A N/A A-500 Owner

BA Construction Activity Space N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A A-200 Contractor N/A N/A A-500 OwnerB Analysis Space N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A A-300 Contractor N/A N/A A-500 Owner

CA Construction Information A-300 CM A-300 Eng N/A A-300 CM N/A A-400 CM N/A A-300 Contractor N/A C-200 CM A-400 OwnerB Engineering Information A-300 Eng A-300 Eng A-300 Eng A-400 Eng N/A A-300 Eng N/A C-200 Eng A-400 OwnerC Record Information A-300 CM A-300 Eng A-300 Arch A-400 CM N/A A-300 Eng/Arch/CM N/A C-200 CM A-500 Owner

CA Grid A-300 Eng/CM A-300 Eng A-350 Eng/Arch B-300 Eng B-300 Eng/CM A-400 Eng/CM N/A N/A A-400 Eng/Arch C-200 Eng/CM A-400 OwnerB Levels A-300 Eng/CM A-300 Eng A-350 Eng/Arch B-300 Eng B-300 Eng/CM A-400 Eng/CM N/A N/A A-400 Eng/Arch C-200 Eng/CM A-400 OwnerC Orgin A-300 Eng/CM A-300 Eng A-350 Eng/Arch A-300 Eng B-300 Eng/CM A-400 Eng/CM N/A N/A A-400 Eng/Arch C-200 Eng/CM A-400 Owner

Datum

Additional InformationConstruction Systements

Miscellaneous Site Construction

Liquid and Gas Site Utilities

Electrical Site Improvements

Site Communications

Space

Information



41

5. MODEL DEFINITION WORKSHEET [FROM SECTION G]

10 15 20 25 30 40 50 60

InfoResp Party








Notes

0101 1001 10 10 Standard Foundations C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor B-200 Eng A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors01 10 20 Special Foundations C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor B-200 Eng A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors01 2001 20 10 Walls for Subgrade Enclosures C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor B-200 Eng A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors01 4001 40 10 Standard Slabs-On-Grade C-100 Arch C-100 Arch B-200 Eng A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor B-200 Eng A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors01 40 20 Structural Slabs-On-Grade C-100 Arch C-100 Arch B-200 Eng A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor B-200 Eng A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors01 40 30 Slab Trenches C-100 Arch C-100 Arch B-200 Eng A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor B-200 Eng A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors01 40 40 Pits and Bases C-100 Arch C-100 Arch B-200 Eng A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor B-200 Eng A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors01 40 50 Slab-On-Grade Supplementary Components C-100 Arch C-100 Arch B-200 Eng A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor B-200 Eng A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors01 6001 60 10 Building Subdrainage C-100 Arch C-100 Arch B-200 Eng A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor B-200 Eng A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors01 60 20 Off-Gassing Mitigation C-100 Arch C-100 Arch B-200 Eng A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor B-200 Eng A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors01 9001 90 10 Substructure Excavation C-100 Arch C-100 Arch B-200 Eng A-300 Arch/Eng A-300 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor B-200 Eng A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors01 90 20 Construction Dewatering C-100 Arch C-100 Arch B-200 Eng A-300 Arch/Eng A-300 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor B-200 Eng A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors01 90 30 Excavation Support C-100 Arch C-100 Arch B-200 Eng A-300 Arch/Eng A-300 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor B-200 Eng A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors01 90 40 Soil Treatment C-100 Arch C-100 Arch B-200 Eng A-300 Arch/Eng A-300 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor B-200 Eng A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors0202 1002 10 10 Floor Construction C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-400 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors02 10 20 Roof Construction C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-400 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors02 10 30 Stairs C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-400 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors02 2002 20 10 Exterior Walls C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-400 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors02 20 20 Exterior Windows C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-400 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors02 20 50 Exterior Doors and Grilles C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-400 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors02 20 70 Exterior Louvers and Vents C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-400 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors02 20 80 Exterior Wall Appurtenances C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-400 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors02 20 90 Exterior Wall Specialties C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-400 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors02 3002 30 10 Roofing C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-400 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors

02 30 20 Roof Appurtenances C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-400 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors02 30 40 Traffic Bearing Horizontal Enclosures C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-400 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors02 30 60 Horizontal Openings C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-400 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors02 30 80 Overhead Exterior Enclosures C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-400 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors0303 1003 10 10 Interior Partitions C-100 Arch C-100 Arch B-200 Arch A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor B-200 Arch/CM/Trade Contractor A-300 Arch/CM/Trade Contractor03 10 20 Interior Windows C-100 Arch C-100 Arch B-200 Arch A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor B-200 Arch/CM/Trade Contractor A-300 Arch/CM/Trade Contractor03 10 30 Interior Doors C-100 Arch C-100 Arch B-200 Arch A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor B-200 Arch/CM/Trade Contractor A-300 Arch/CM/Trade Contractor03 10 40 Interior Grilles and Gates C-100 Arch C-100 Arch B-200 Arch A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor B-200 Arch/CM/Trade Contractor A-300 Arch/CM/Trade Contractor03 10 60 Raised Floor Construction C-100 Arch C-100 Arch B-200 Arch A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor B-200 Arch/CM/Trade Contractor A-300 Arch/CM/Trade Contractor03 10 70 Suspended Ceiling Construction C-100 Arch C-100 Arch B-200 Arch A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor B-200 Arch/CM/Trade Contractor A-300 Arch/CM/Trade Contractor03 10 90 Interior Specialties C-100 Arch C-100 Arch B-200 Arch A-400 Arch/Eng A-400 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor B-200 Arch/CM/Trade Contractor A-300 Arch/CM/Trade Contractor03 2003 20 10 Wall Finishes C-100 Arch C-100 Arch B-200 Arch A-300 Arch/Eng A-300 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor B-200 Arch/CM/Trade Contractor A-300 Arch/CM/Trade Contractor03 20 20 Interior Fabrications C-100 Arch C-100 Arch B-200 Arch A-300 Arch/Eng A-300 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor B-200 Arch/CM/Trade Contractor A-300 Arch/CM/Trade Contractor03 20 30 Flooring C-100 Arch C-100 Arch B-200 Arch A-300 Arch/Eng A-300 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor B-200 Arch/CM/Trade Contractor A-300 Arch/CM/Trade Contractor03 20 40 Stair Finishes C-100 Arch C-100 Arch B-200 Arch A-300 Arch/Eng A-300 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor B-200 Arch/CM/Trade Contractor A-300 Arch/CM/Trade Contractor03 20 50 Ceiling Finishes C-100 Arch C-100 Arch B-200 Arch A-300 Arch/Eng A-300 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor B-200 Arch/CM/Trade Contractor A-300 Arch/CM/Trade Contractor0404 1004 10 10 Vertical Conveying Systems N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A04 10 50 Material Handling N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A04 10 80 Operable Access Systems N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A04 2004 20 10 Domestic Water Distribution C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors04 20 20 Sanitary Drainage C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors04 20 30 Building Support Plumbing Systems C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors04 20 50 General Service Compressed-Air C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors04 20 60 Process Support Plumbing Systems C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors04 3004 30 10 Facility Fuel Systems C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-400 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors04 30 20 Heating Systems C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-400 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors04 30 30 Cooling Systems C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-400 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors04 30 50 Facility HVAC Distribution Systems C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-400 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors04 30 60 Ventilation C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-400 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors04 30 70 Special Purpose HVAC Systems C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-400 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors

Plumbing

Interior Finishes

SERVICESConveying

Interior Construction

Slabs-On-Grade

Application & Version

Subgrade Enclosures

INTERIORS

Exterior Vertical Enclosers

Foundations

Design StageConstruction

Document StageProject Stage Deliverable

Author File Format (if varies, specify in notes)

Conception StageProject Delivery Selection Stage

Model Element Breakdown

SUBSTRUCTURE

Water and Gas Mitigation

Substructure Related Activities

SHELLSuperstructure

Exterior Horizontal Encloses

Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC)

Utilization StageExecution Stage Closure StageProcument Stage



42

04 4004 40 10 Fire Suppression C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors04 40 30 Fire Protection Specialties C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors04 5004 50 20 Electrical Service and Distribution C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors04 50 30 General Purpose Electrical Power C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors04 50 40 Lighting C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors04 50 50 Miscellaneous Electrical Systems C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors04 6004 60 10 Data Communications C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors04 60 20 Voice Communications C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors04 60 30 Audio-Video Communication C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors04 60 60 Distributed Communications and Monitoring C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors04 60 90 Communications Supplementary Components C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-300 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors04 7004 70 10 Access Control and Intrusion Detection C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors04 70 30 Electronic Surveillance C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors04 70 50 Detection and Alarm C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors04 70 70 Electronic Monitoring and Control C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors04 70 90 Electronic Safety and Security Supplementary C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-400 Eng A-400 CM A-500 CM/Trade Contractor A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors A-500 Eng/CM/Trade Contractors04 8004 80 10 Integrated Automation Facility Controls C-100 Arch N/A Arch N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A0505 1005 10 10 Vehicle and Pedestrian Equipment N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A05 10 30 Commercial Equipment N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A05 10 40 Institutional Equipment N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A05 10 60 Residential Equipment N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A05 10 70 Entertainment and Recreational Equipment N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A05 10 90 Other Equipment N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A05 2005 20 10 Fixed Furnishings N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A05 20 50 Movable Furnishings N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A0606 1006 10 10 Integrated Construction N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A06 10 20 Special Structures N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A06 10 30 Special Function Construction N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A06 10 50 Special Facility Components N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A06 10 60 Athletic and Recreational Special Construction N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A06 10 80 Special Instrumentation N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A06 2006 20 10 Hazardous Materials Remediation N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A06 3006 30 10 Structure Demolition N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A06 30 30 Selective Demolition N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A06 30 50 Structure Moving N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A0707 1007 10 10 Site Clearing C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-400 Eng A-300 Eng/Arch A-300 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor C-100 Arch/CM C-100 Arch/CM07 10 20 Site Elements Demolition C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-400 Eng A-300 Eng/Arch A-300 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor C-100 Arch/CM C-100 Arch/CM07 10 30 Site Element Relocation C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-400 Eng A-300 Eng/Arch A-300 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor C-100 Arch/CM C-100 Arch/CM07 10 50 Site Remediation C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-400 Eng A-300 Eng/Arch A-300 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor C-100 Arch/CM C-100 Arch/CM07 10 70 Site Earthwork C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-400 Eng A-300 Eng/Arch A-300 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor C-100 Arch/CM C-100 Arch/CM

Site Preparation

Facility Remediation

Fire Protection

Electrical

Communications

EQUPMENT AND FURNISHINGSEquipment

Electronic Safety and Security

Integrated Automation

Furnishings

SPECIAL CONSTRUCATION AND DEMOLITION

Special Construction

Demolition

SITEWORK

07 2007 20 10 Roadways C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-400 Eng A-300 Eng/Arch A-300 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor C-100 Arch/CM C-100 Arch/CM07 20 20 Parking Lots C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-400 Eng A-300 Eng/Arch A-300 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor C-100 Arch/CM C-100 Arch/CM07 20 30 Pedestrian Plazas and Walkways C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-400 Eng A-300 Eng/Arch A-300 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor C-100 Arch/CM C-100 Arch/CM07 20 40 Airfields C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-400 Eng A-300 Eng/Arch A-300 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor C-100 Arch/CM C-100 Arch/CM07 20 50 Athletic, Recreational, and Playfield Areas C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-400 Eng A-300 Eng/Arch A-300 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor C-100 Arch/CM C-100 Arch/CM07 20 60 Site Development C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-400 Eng A-300 Eng/Arch A-300 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor C-100 Arch/CM C-100 Arch/CM07 20 80 Landscaping C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-400 Eng A-300 Eng/Arch A-300 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor C-100 Arch/CM C-100 Arch/CM07 3007 30 10 Water Utilities C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-400 Eng A-300 Eng/Arch A-300 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor C-100 Eng/CM A-300 Eng/CM07 30 20 Sanitary Sewerage Utilities C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-400 Eng A-300 Eng/Arch A-300 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor C-100 Eng/CM A-300 Eng/CM07 30 30 Storm Drainage Utilities C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-400 Eng A-300 Eng/Arch A-300 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor C-100 Eng/CM A-300 Eng/CM07 30 50 Site Energy Distribution C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-400 Eng A-300 Eng/Arch A-300 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor C-100 Eng/CM A-300 Eng/CM07 30 60 Site Fuel Distribution C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-400 Eng A-300 Eng/Arch A-300 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor C-100 Eng/CM A-300 Eng/CM07 30 90 Liquid and Gas Site Utilites Supplementary ComponentsC-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-400 Eng A-300 Eng/Arch A-300 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor C-100 Eng/CM A-300 Eng/CM07 4007 40 10 Site Electric Distribution Systems C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-400 Eng A-300 Eng/Arch A-300 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor C-100 Eng/CM A-300 Eng/CM07 40 50 Site Lighting C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-400 Eng A-300 Eng/Arch A-300 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor C-100 Eng/CM A-300 Eng/CM07 5007 50 10 Site Communications Systems C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-400 Eng A-300 Eng/Arch A-300 CM A-400 CM/Trade Contractor C-100 Eng/CM A-300 Eng/CM07 6007 60 10 Tunnels N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/AA

AA Construction Equipment N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/AB Temporary Safety N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/AC Temporary Security N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/AD Temporary Facilities N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/AE Weather Protection N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

BA Construction Activity Space N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/AB Analysis Space N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

CA Construction Information C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A400 Eng N/A A-400 CM/Trade Contractor C-100 Arch/CM N/AB Engineering Information C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A400 Eng N/A A-400 CM/Trade Contractor C-100 Arch/CM N/AC Record Information C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A400 Eng N/A A-400 CM/Trade Contractor C-100 Arch/CM N/A

CA Grid C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-500 Eng N/A A-400 CM/Trade Contractor C-100 Arch/CM C-100 Eng/CMB Levels C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-500 Eng N/A A-400 CM/Trade Contractor C-100 Arch/CM C-100 Eng/CMC Orgin C-100 Arch C-100 Arch A-300 Eng A-500 Eng N/A A-400 CM/Trade Contractor C-100 Arch/CM C-100 Eng/CM

Site Improvements

Space

Information

Datum

Liquid and Gas Site Utilities

Electrical Site Improvements

Site Communications

Miscellaneous Site Construction

Additional InformationConstruction Systements