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INTRODUCTION:

ISO 19650 Information Management is a document that establishes the

recommended concepts and principles for business processes in the

construction sector, being a support for management and production of

information during the lifecycle of constructed assets when it

uses BIM. Document designed to allow a contracting party

establish your information requirements during the development phase of the

assets.

ISO 19650 is a standard that sets the guidelines for the management of

information for construction. Likewise, it is a way to enhance the

digital transformation of the construction industry (BIM). Define the

collaborative processes for the effective management of information throughout the

operational phase and asset delivery. ISO 19650 has been built on

the high-level principles and requirements such as BIM Level 2 and is closely

aligned with current standards PAS 1192. Initially introduced for

encourage a common language of BIM and influence professionals in the environment

built to adopt BIM, the benefits of these standards have now been

more widely recognized, having been adopted internationally

from the Middle East to Australia. The publication of ISO 19650 creates a

opportunity for international organizations that collaborate on projects

to minimize inefficient activities and increase predictability of

cost and duration, through a common approach to management of the

information. For those who work locally, it represents an opportunity

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 to demonstrate alignment with recognized industry best practices

while building resilience and differentiation.

2. BACKGROUND:

Although the history of BIM dates back several decades, it really

Motivation for BIM began in the mid-2000s as

digitalization began to transform construction. To accelerate the

adoption of BIM, since December 17, 2018, the 'Commission

The "BIM" of the Ministry of Development established that the use of BIM would be mandatory.

in the case of Public Building Bids, extended to July 26

from 2019 for Public Infrastructure Bids. To facilitate this, BSI

developed together with experts from the construction industry, the series of

PAS 1192 standards that define BIM Level 2. The first of these standards, BS

1192 was published in 2007. PAS 1192-2 (Specification for management of the

Information for the capital phase / delivery of construction projects

using building information modeling) was published in 2013

and was based on BS 1192. BSI has subsequently published other standards in this regard.

series, as well as a full range of certification, verification solutions

and training to help organizations integrate and demonstrate the

best practices. Nowadays, a large part of the international focus on BIM

focuses on standards 1192. For example, the Industry Council of the

The Construction Industry Council (CIC) of Hong Kong produced BIM standards in 2015, which are

refer to 1192. Currently, given the digital transformation that is taking place

producing in global markets, the creation of the first ISO standard

for BIM it is logical and timely.

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During the last decade, Peru has been adopting measures

necessary to improve the quality of public infrastructure (transport,

electricity, sanitation, health, education, etc.), with the aim of contributing

to improve the quality of public services provided to the population. Without

embargo, the construction sector is one of the least changed as a result

from the technological boom, maintaining the use of work methodologies

traditional. The different teams and responsible parties that are part of a

investment (engineers, architects, managers, supervisors, contractors), are

used to working each under their own methods, generating that

communication, many times, is not fluid throughout the development of the

investment, causing duplication of work or rework. This causes

loss of time, money, and necessary information, and therefore delay in the

culmination of investments and timely delivery of services to the

population.

For this reason, in recent years, Peru has committed to adopt

initiatives from the public and private sectors to improve the development of the

investments in all phases of the investment cycle. This is proposed through

of the application of collaborative work methodologies, where everyone

investment information should be transparent and accessible to all parties

involved. This is where the need to adopt BIM appears, as a

methodology that allows for the appropriate and orderly management of the

information developed throughout the investment cycle. In that sense, in

the framework of Policy Measure 1.2: BIM Plan, of the National Plan

Competitiveness and Productivity, approved by Supreme Decree No. 237-

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2019- EF, the Supreme Decree N°289-2019 EF was published, modified by the

Supreme Decree 108-2021-EF, as well as Director Resolution No. 0002-

2021-EF/63.01, which approves the Implementation Plan and Roadmap of

BIM Plan Peru. This document defines the planning for the adoption

progressive BIM in the investment processes of entities and companies

public. One of its strategic lines is the 'Construction of a Framework

"Collaborative", focused on developing a legal and technical framework, with

purpose of supporting and promoting the progressive adoption of BIM in

investments of public entities and companies subject to the National System

of Multiannual Programming and Investment Management.

The National BIM Guide is a guidance document that has been

elaborated with the aim of describing the application of the Data Environment

Common Data Environment (CDE) as a piece

fundamental of the information management process in investments

developed using BIM. Its main reference documents are

the NTP-ISO 19650-1:2021 and NTP-ISO 19650-2:2021, which have been

adapted to the national context and linked to the National System of

Multiannual Programming and Investment Management.

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3. CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK:

BS 1192:2007+A2:2016 on principles, and PAS 1192-2 on the phase of

Delivery is replaced by the following standards available in BSI Shop:

BS EN ISO 19650-1: Organization and digitization of information

related to building and civil engineering work, including BIM.

Part 1: Concepts and Principles

BS EN ISO 19650-2: Organization and digitization of information

related to building and civil engineering works, including BIM.

Part 2: Asset Production Phase

The following document is published along with these rules and is also

available in BSI Shop:

●PD 19650-0 - Transition Guide.

PAS 1192-3 and PAS 1192-5 are expected (the BIM management standards of

the information on assets and security) will be replaced by the following

standards in 2020:

BS EN ISO 19650-3 Organization of information about work

Construction - Information management in the use of BI.

Part 3: Asset management and maintenance phase

●BS EN ISO 19650-5 Organization of information about works of

construction - Information management in the use of BIM.

Part 5: BIM specifications oriented towards safety, digital spaces

integrated, efficient management of real estate assets that will replace the

part

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4. IMPORTANCE, CLASSIFICATION AND/OR TYPES

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One of the most important conclusions reached after delving deeper

in that 'BIM is becoming greater.' This is at least what we can extract from the

5 key points that we will analyze below.

BIM Maturity.

The launch of the ISO standard will complete the consolidation of the BIM concept.

in case there are still some people who have no idea about it. This represents

a progress at the technical level, but it also represents a progress at the strategic level.

It is difficult to demonstrate that no progress in the industry has been integrated.

of BIM methods.

2. Scalability.

In this case, we should say 'BIM is getting bigger' instead of BIM goes

becomes smaller again. It is the most significant point of the standard beginning that

contradicts the pseudo-slogan / reason that 'BIM is only suitable for large

projects.

BIM is applicable to all types of projects. Therefore, in the introduction of

document, the standard "applies to construction assets and projects of

construction of any size and complexity.

Although it is obvious that not all elements are the same, and their structure is released.

for that size and level of complexity. Therefore, the concept of is emphasized

scalability: they must be applied proportionally and adapted to scale and

complexity

Currently, its application in almost all large-scale projects is

has become a reality. However, in the case of 'little BIM', the benefits

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By applying the BIM method, they can be seen as greater because it is easier.

guarantee the control of your application. In any case, the structure of the team, the

requirements and objectives must adapt to the characteristics of the project.

3. For everyone:

We believe that another reason why BIM "grew" according to this standard is the

paper and the agent being cited as its receiver.

The concepts and principles of this document apply to all people.

involved in the life cycle of assets. This includes, among others,

owners / operators of assets, clients, asset managers, teams of

design, the construction team, a manufacturer of equipment, a specialized

technician, a regulator, an investor or an end user.

In other words, it highlights the horizontality of information management within.

of the project. It is particularly important to clarify that the management of the methods

BIM and the related information must involve all departments of the

company, more than things that can remain isolated or parallel. For

ejemplo, el modelo BIM es un contenedor de información, y los departamentos

financial, legal or administrative matters should also seek related information

with their tasks in it.

4. Throughout the entire cycle:

Otro concepto extendido en la norma es el ciclo de aplicación. Por lo tanto, en los

main pre-requisites documents, EIR (exchange requirements

information) stipulates the project information requirements (requirements of

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project information (PIR) and the requirements related to the information of

assets (Asset Information Requirements AIR).

This document applies to the entire life cycle of any constructed asset,

including strategic planning, initial design, engineering, development,

documentation and construction.

As expressed in the following scheme, the project development phase is

localizes as a small part of information management in comparison

with the operation phase, and emphasis is placed on the transition phases (A and C) where

the transfer of information about the project completed or to be completed to

active and vice versa.

Legend:

At the start of the development phase, transfer of relevant information from the AIM to

PIM

B Progressive development of the initial design model in the construction model

virtual

C End of the development phase - Transfer of relevant information from the PIM to

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AIM Simplified extract of the UNE-EN ISO 19650-1 standard scheme

These transition phases A and C are key points in the process.

The first, A, would coincide in most cases with the development of

building project, where information is extracted from the asset in case of

of the building to be demolished, of the plot, or of the building on which to make a reform,

for example) to be used during the project.

Part C corresponds to the entry of information from the phase of

development of the project towards the operational part of the building, which would coincide with

the delivery of information and/or AsBuilt models.

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