Digital Built Britain

David Philp

Digital Built Britain (DBB): BIM Working Group

18th October 2017 Digital Construction Week 2017

OVERVIEW: DIGITAL BUILT BRITAIN

Digital Construction Week 2017

Welcome to “Digital Built Britain”

Digital technology is changing the way we plan, build, maintain and use our social and economic infrastructure. Building Information Modelling (BIM) is already transforming the UK construction industry. Over the next decade this technology will combine with the internet of things (providing sensors and other information), advanced data analytics and the digital economy to enable us to plan new infrastructure more effectively, build it at lower cost and operate and maintain it more efficiently. Above all, it will enable citizens to make better use of the infrastructure we already have. This is Digital Built Britain (DBB).

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The vision for “Digital Built Britain”

is to provide a seamless transition from the achievements of Level 2 Building BIM and the Construction Strategy into an environment where technology as a system is second nature. This will enable a thriving UK Digital Economy for the Built Environment to encourage growth and competitiveness and facilitate dramatically better use of current and future infrastructure assets.

£1,869bn

65

100

85

1970 2015 1980 1990 2000 2010

20% gap

Economic output per hour worked (US=100)

Economic Output (GDP)

Source: Building Our Industrial Strategy Green Paper

UK Construction productivity

The UK has a productivity challenge that constrains our economic output (GDP) and living standards

• Investing in science, research and innovation • Developing skills • Upgrading infrastructure • Supporting businesses to start and grow • Improving procurement • Encouraging trade and inward investment • Delivering affordable energy and clean growth • Cultivating world-leading sectors • Driving growth across the whole country • Creating the right institutions to bring together sectors and

places

Supporting Government Targets and Aspirations

The Digital Built Britain programme summary

OVERVIEW: LEVEL 2 BIM WORKING GROUP

• Forged a strong platform between HM Government and Industry to support digital change

• A continuation of the UK BIM Task Group

• Ensured that the Level 2 BIM mandate of April 2016 was met

• Supporting Public sector clients more widely, in adopting L2 as BAU

• Supported the creation of the BIM Level 2 Wrapper

• Tested the BIM Level 2 Hypothesis and Value Cases

• Helped Central Government Departments achieve a state of BIM Level 2 Readiness

DBB Public Sector

Level 2 BIM Working Group

Background

DBB Public Sector

Level 2 BIM Working Group

Who Are We?

We are a group of public sector clients who for the last 5 years have been championing

a collaborative approach to the Implementation of BIM Level 2

DBB Public Client

BIM Working Group Organisations & Members:

Chair: Terry Stocks Programme Co-ordinator: Fiona Moore

Technical – ‘Master Class’ Support

Support / Report/ Share

Report & Challenge

Public Client – DBB L2 – IPA Working Together

DBB Public Sector

Level 2 BIM Working Group

Focus Groups Include:

BWG: Benefits Realisation Sub-Group

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PURPOSE & GOALS

DBB Public Sector

Level 2 BIM Working Group

Our Purpose

• Provide strategic leadership to help embed BIM Level 2 BIM as “Business As Usual” within mandated Departments

and share knowledge / best practice over the wider Local Government and public sector client cohort.

• Support Department’s and wider public sector clients to continue adoption and development of common practices

with regards to implementing BIM Level 2, cognisant of each Department’s operating model.

• Encourage the continued commitment of Department’s senior leaders for BIM Level 2 adoption.

• Gain leadership commitment to develop internal capability, a whole life approach and support for the adoption of

any new ways of working to lay the foundation for Level 3 and beyond.

• Develop framework/process and provide support to Departments to develop their OIR, AIR and project EIRs.

DBB Public Sector

Level 2 BIM Working Group

Our Key Activities and Goals

Alignment with emerging Level 3 by making BIM Level 2 ‘Business as Usual’

Support a common approach to BIM Level 2 across departments and wider public sector procurement

Encourage a whole life approach using BIM

Develop a means of and then measuring BIM success

Create inter-departmental BIM communities, which encourages help, support and share

Creating and template common resources to provide consistency across government departments

Meet the requirement for data verification to ensure BIM Level 2 is quality assured by the departments

Champion / Drive improvements in organisational culture within departments

Support the communication team in developing targeted communication material for sub-groups,

departments and industry

DBB Public Sector

Level 2 BIM Working Group

Supporting Departmental Journeys & sharing knowledge

Asset Owner Information Flow

Asset Information Model Assets Technology

Structured

Open source

Industry standards

Relevant

Strategic, Operational and Project Decision

making

Reliable trusted asset

data and information

Buying Structured Information Information Delivery Plan

Information Delivery Plan

Supplier Tender Proposal

Lead Supplier Master Information Digital Plan

BIM Protocol Master Production Delivery Table

© Graeme Tappenden & Karen Alford Environment Agency

Delivery of Classified Structured Information Common Data environment (CDE)

A Quick Win – Spatial Document Locator

Facilitates sourcing structured documents and data using different methods such as GIS Tools / Google Maps

DBB Public Sector

Level 2 BIM Working Group

Still lots of work to do around Level 2 (and 1)

• The PAS Documents will be re-issued late Autumn 2017. Documents have been revised to fully align.

• Not all documents have been changed only the ones necessary to achieve alignment with the minimum of change.

• Roles and Achievements and Authorities have been added and defined.

• Further definition of the EIR, BEP TIDP and greater understanding of the MIDP and prime contract delivery plan.

PAS 1192 Part 6:2017 Specification for collaborative sharing and use of structured Health and Safety information using BIM

DBB Public Sector

Level 2 BIM Working Group

Key Messages

• Departments are on a BIM journey with ever growing maturity and capacity

• The mandate for Level 2 BIM on all centrally procured projects has not changed

• All the basic L2 BIM artefacts are now in place within departments

• Our focus in on embedding Level 2 BIM as business as usual to help departments facilitate an eventual

move toward Level 3 in the future

• Continuous improvement is key to the working group with an iterative process of testing, refining and

embedding new BIM workflows

• Benefits realization mapping, infrastructure information management and client CDE spec are all

priority

BACKGROUND: Where next? Beyond Level 2

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http://digital-built-britain.com/

Level 3 – Functional Improvements

Public Sector BIM Level 2

City Convergence Level 3 Level 4 Research

DBB Work streams

BWG IPA

Other Public Sector Bodies

BSI

L2C Programmes

L2 Team Measurement Cities MTC DFMA BSI GEO

Growth

International Programme

L3 Programmes

Technical Security Industrial Controls Commercial GEO Utilities Cultural Regtech

Bridgehead

Methods RQ’s Funding Contacts Papers

Security Market Engagement

DBB Communication and Stakeholder Engagement

DBB Core Team

DBB CDA

UK GDP £1,869bn

CapEx

£89bn £597bn

£122bn

OpEx Service Provision

£808bn

43%

Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 2 (C)

Level 2 (Convergence) BIM & (Smart) Cities – Leveraging current investment

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Flow of information Flow of information

£808bn

Digital Built Britain enables the information feed-forward and feed-back loops…

…to enable even greater economic output

• 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

Level 2 City “Package”

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Advanced Manufacturing

“GOVERNMENT SPENDS

BILLIONS ON BUILT ASSETS.

STRUCTURALLY A LOT OF

THESE BUILDINGS ARE NOT

THAT DIFFERENT. TO

BECOME MORE EFFICIENT

AND TO MAKE DESIGN FOR

MANUFACTURE PROCESSES

COST EFFECTIVE WE NEED

TO ADOPT A COMMON

APPROACH. THAT WAY WE CAN PROVIDE VOLUME”

Applying off-site thinking to find smarter ways to standardise and optimise

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The Current Problem Statement

Summary • BIM L2 very much still supported by Government and Digital Built Britain

• BIM L2 and IPA working closely with Departments and Public Sector Clients

• HM Government Central Departments – are on a continued journey, moving from L2 core competency to BAU and getting more value from their data.

• Focus on Public Sector Clients approaching the market consistently

• Public Sector BIM Working Group (Peer Support Forum) very much going from strength to strength

• Public Sector Clients are continually growing their BIM capability and maturity

• Collaboration is a key requirement for us all to reap the benefits of our digital future • There is no change to the current L2 BIM Mandate

• L3 is not purely BIM – It is part of a wider builder environment digitisation

• The move to L3 will take time – hence the reason to start now

• Get Level 1 and Level 2 BIM embedded – this is the bedrock to build from

• Work with your communities, share knowledge and experience e.g. UK BIM Alliance • A new DBB website will be launched very soon

THAN YOU FOR LISTENING: ANY QUESTIONS?

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/creating-a-digital-built-britain-what-you-need-to-know