Harmoniser les exigences contractuelles BIM en fonction des besoins du client: Faciliter la production et le transfert de l’information utile à la gestion des actifs du bâtiment

Ce projet tentera de formuler un processus qui permettra de guider l’inclusion des livrables BIM dans les documents contractuels qui régissent les exigences du projet. Une attention particulière sera portée aux exigences BIM en lien avec la gestion des actifs (FM). L’hypothèse proposée suggère que l’inclusion contractuelle d’exigences numériques forcera les donneurs d’ouvrages à se questionner davantage sur leurs besoins à long terme et agira comme catalyseur pour l’intégration du BIM à l’industrie de la construction.

Faculty Supervisor:

Ali MOTAMEDI;Daniel Forgues

Student:

Partner:

BIM Québec

Discipline:

Engineering

Sector:

Other services (except public administration); Real estate and rental and leasing

University:

École de technologie supérieure

Program:

Accelerate

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