David,
This is not really about BIM, as most people understand it today. This is about using the data to do our work better and more effectively over the facility lifecycle; not just the design and construction process.
The data about our facilities is more valuable than the physical facilities themselves…—Admiral Thad Allen, Commandant, USCG Ret.
I hesitated to dive into your question, for you are asking about the ultimate wicked problem in the building industry. The solutions exist outside of the realm of legacy vendors and well outside the scope of most AE firms today, where too many are welded to last century's tools and processes. Current file-based tools and processes can not handle the issues you describe.
That said, there are large and well-known organizations implementing data-driven BIG BIM ecosystems that are resilient and sustainable and; they are doing it today.
Start by connecting with those that have large numbers of facility assets and have been working on this for many years. The US Coast Guard blazed the trail in this area, integrating mission and facilities by connecting facility condition with business metrics within a geospatial construct. The California Community College System, the Department of Defense Healthcare System and the United States Department of Veterans Affairs are integrating GiS, BIM and FM + owner standards + owner requirements + vendor product data to build BIG BIM ecosystems. The State of Wisconsin created the first BIM delivery standard that overcomes many of the issues that Kevin's item 2 discusses.
All are (and have been) doing this on shoestring budgets, in compliance with international standards.
Contact me offline and I will get you the contact information for the people working on this for these organizations.
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Finith E. Jernigan, FAIA
President, Design Atlantic Ltd | Architecture-Planning-Management
Publisher, 4Site Press | Content for a Resilient Built Environment
Author of BIG BIM little bim and Makers of the Environment
Salisbury MD
Original Message:
Sent: 06-29-2016 15:02
From: David Trevino
Subject: BIM 2 FM
We are in process of conducting a comprehensive facilities condition assessment on over 250 building. The data we gather will be imported into a CMMS. However this process will help in establishing BIM Guidelines for new facilities in years to come. My concern and question is as an owner what are some major issues and concerns in importing data from an FCA and a BIM into a CMMS systems. I have talked to several people in the technology, vendors, and consultants about the challenges. When implemented, I hope to share and present and encourage to other owners to use this process to create a better value for designing, constructing and maintaining buildings.
Any insights or input would be greatly appreciated.
David Trevino, FAIA, LEED AP
Sr. Program Manager
City of Dallas - Equipment & Building Services
3202 Canton Street | Dallas, TX 75226
Office: 214.670.3045
david.trevino@dallascityhall.com
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