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DIA Survey Requirements
Thomas Breitnauer, PLS
DIA Land Surveyor
December 10, 2014
Survey Requirements
- During Pre-Construction meeting
- Contractor should receive a survey packet with template for:
- Survey Statement of Work (SSOW)
- Survey and Quality Control Plan (SQCP)
- Weekly Project Status Report
- Final Project Report
- It would be fitting for the Contractor to submit the SSOW and
the SQCP for their project prior to the Pre-Survey meeting.
- The DIA Survey Section needs to review and approve.
- This process could take approximately a week or more.
Pre-Survey Meeting
– No survey work can commence until the SSOW and the
SQCP is approved.
– Best to be completed prior to the Pre-Survey Meeting.
– During this meeting, the DIA Survey Section will provide all
necessary data.
– NGS datasheets. (Do not retrieve them from NGS’ website)
– Current projection parameters.
– Coordinate list.
– Map of the points.
Control Network
– Contractor set their control network for their project
– Submit all field notes, raw files and reports to the DIA
Survey Section for review.
– Raw files must be read by Trimble Business Office (TBC).
– Reports must be in MS Word or MS Excel format
– Control Network must have DIA Survey Sections approval
before any survey work can begin.
Questions?
– Questions?
DIA Survey Requirements
Thomas Breitnauer, PLS
DIA Land Surveyor
December 10, 2014
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AIM Asset Management, BIM & Survey
Requirements
Brendan Dillon
BIM Manager
December 10th, 2014
AIM Asset Management Group
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AIM Asset Management
Research and Analytics
Maintenance Planning
Programs Building
Information Modeling
MAXIMO Administration
What is BIM?
Building Information Modeling (BIM) is a digital
representation of physical and functional characteristics of a
facility. A BIM is a shared knowledge resource for
information about a facility forming a reliable basis for
decisions during its life-cycle; defined as existing from
earliest conception to demolition.
- USNBIMS
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BIM is an approach to design, construction and facilities
management that makes the information generated at each
step more usable and accessible at every other step.
What does BIM at DIA mean?
─ All design work is to be delivered to DIA in an .rvt format for work and
as Civil 3D generated .dwgs for horizontal/civil work.
─ Contractors follow a VDC (Virtual Design & Construction) process for
laying out and planning their construction path.
─ Commissioning of all DIA systems designated as Assets is required.
─ DIA uses the final Reconciled Model to feed into our BIM database.
─ BIM database connects to our GIS and Maximo Asset Management
systems.
─ BIM database is in a neutral SQL database, enabling it to connect to
a number of other systems for future uses such as our condition
assessment program, commercial tenant management, and other
programs
─ When a new project occurs in an area with existing BIM work, the
team will have better information on existing conditions than
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Integration with Maximo
– Jet-Bridge Conditions Assessment
BIM Software
─ 3 Software Platforms
─ Autodesk Revit – Buildings and building systems
─ Autodesk AutoCAD Civil 3D – Site and site utilities
─ Autodesk Navisworks – Used for Spatial Coordination & Clash Detection
Software - Revit - About
─ Modeling instead of drafting|
─ Live schedules reflect actual counts, lengths, areas and volumes of elements, rooms and spaces in the project
─ Change something in one view and it is automatically updated in others. i.e. change door number on plan and it is updated in schedule, move a door in plan, it is reflected in elevation and sections
Software - Revit - About
─ 4 Versions
– Architecture
– MEP
– Structure
– Revit - Three Previous in One
─ Not Backwards Compatible
─ Cannot open a Revit 2014 file in Revit 2013. Once you open a Revit 2013 file in 2014, it becomes a 2014 file permanently
─ DIA Upgrades versions first quarter each year
Software - Civil 3D - About
– Surface and Site Utility modeling
– Very similar to standard AutoCAD using Object Based
Data Tables
– Live schedules reflect actual counts, lengths, areas and
volumes of earth, pipe, equipment, etc.
– Change something in one view and it is automatically
updated in others. i.e. change grading on plan and it is
updated in schedule
Software – Spatial Coordination/Clash Detection
─ Navisworks - 3 Versions
– Freedom - Free viewer. Good for most consultants
– Simulate - Premium Design Suites. Create/Track Clash Views
– Manage - Ultimate Design Suites. Automated Clash Detection
tools
– BIM 360 Glue – Cloud hosted option for Spatial
Coordination/Clash Detection with more advanced tracking
features
– Revit - Spatial Coordination can be done within Revit during
Design, though it is not recommended
Software – Other Recommended Tools
─ SysQue
─ Model Review Add-In
─ BIM 360 Field
─ Bluebeam
Hardware
─ Revit Hardware Requirements / Civil 3D Hardware Requirements
– Windows 7
– Multi-Core Intel® Pentium®, Xeon®, or i-Series processor or
AMD® equivalent with SSE2 technology.
– 4GB RAM
– 5gb Storage
─ Navisworks - Generally part of Design Suite, any system that runs Revit/Civil 3D will run Navisworks.
─ Glue360 – Cloud Based
Wetware / Users
No hardware or software can compensate for a user knowledge base shortfall, while a knowledgeable user can get around many hardware and software limitations ─ Train existing staff
─ Hire new staff
─ Subconsultant
– In-House
– Out-of-House
─ Which approach? ALL!
DEMO HTC – Model integration
Who is Implementing BIM?
Denver International Airport USACE / GSA Other Airports
– Tampa International Airport
– Cleveland Airport
– Honolulu
– LaGuardia
University of Colorado Children's Hospital City of Denver BIM adoption will be ubiquitous within 5-10 years for all longterm facility owners
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Analytics & BIM Deliverables Tracking
─ Every proposal is reviewed for conformance to DIA standards
─ BIM model is evaluated at each deliverable
─ RFI's, Change Orders, Bulletins, etc. tracked
─ All reviews are documented and recorded in our cross referenced database for project and full project team evaluation, including internal DIA performance
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Questions so far?
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DSM 12
─ 7 Chapters plus Appendix & Attachments
─ White Papers Coming Soon!
─ Conformance to DSM standards is a requirement for all projects. No exceptions!
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DSM 12 - Chapter 1 & 2
─ Chapter 1- Electronic Data Collection and Interchange (EDCI) Compliance Policy
– References and summary of FAA NextGen and A-GIS requirements
– 5 pages
─ Chapter 2 - BIM Introduction Overview
– Organization strategy
– Implementation
– PXP Introduction
– Objectives & Application
– BIM Process Summary
– 16 Pages
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DSM 12 - Chapter 3 & 4
─ Chapter 3 - Subsurface Utilities Data Standard
– Requirements for surveying and documenting
underground utilities
– 4 Pages
─ Chapter 4 – BPXP Instructions
– Guidelines for working with the DIA BIM Project
Execution Plan
– 7 Pages
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DSM 12 - Chapter 5
─ CADD Procedures Manual
– Includes Requirements and Procedures
– Applicable to Civil work only (>5’ from building footprint)
– File management and naming
– File configuration
– Layer standards
– Best practices
– GIS Data requirements
– File delivery
– 88 Pages
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DSM 12 - Chapter 6
─ BIM Standards
– Introduction
– Project Setup
– Project File Standards
– Content Modeling Standards
– Modeling Requirements – Design
– Modeling Requirements – Construction
– Spatial Coordination
– R300
– Data Commissioning
─ 44 Pages *
DSM 12 - Chapter 7
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Tenant BIM Standards Restaurants, Shops, etc. Design team not typically contracted by
DIA, but still required to meet DIA standards.
– Introduction
– Project Setup
– Project File Standards
– Content Modeling Standards
– Modeling Requirements – Design
– Modeling Requirements – Construction
– Spatial Coordination
─ 44 Pages
BIM Project Execution Plan
─ Project Information
─ Project Processes
─ Data Requirements
─ Collaboration Procedures
─ Model Structure
─ Deliverables
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Level of Development Matrix
─ Organized by UNIFORMAT II
– Additional Level 1 Major Group Elements “L – Airport
Equipment”
– Level of Development definitions as defined by BIMForum 2013
LoD Specification
– Indicates whether a sub-element category is:
– considered an Asset by DIA
– Requires Commissioning
– Requires training for DIA staff
– Toggle for indicating which sub-element categories are in the
scope of that project
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Level of Development Matrix
~Chapter Summary~
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DIA Templates & Kit of Parts
─ Updated Annually
─ Always growing
─ Available to everyone, for any
project, at DIA or not.
─ 4,000+ Families, not counting
system families in Container files
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Project Process & Deliverables
─ Proposal
─ Award
─ Pre-Design
─ Schematic Design
─ Design Development
─ Construction Documents
─ Bid Phase
─ Construction Phase
─ Commissioning
─ Project Closeout
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Project Process & Deliverables
─ Proposal
– Review current DSM
– Review provided BIM backgrounds, scan and survey
information for proposal
─ Award
– Submit BPXP within 30 days of NTP.
– DIA will return with comments within 14 days.
– Submit base model for each discipline to insure each consultant
is using correct template and Shared Coordinates
─ Pre-Design
– Preliminary programmatic spaces modeled *
Project Process & Deliverables
─ Schematic Design
– All rooms and spaces placed
– Model submitted at end of phase for high level review
─ Design Development
– Needed equipment families should be developed
– Model submitted at end of phase for high level review
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Project Process & Deliverables
─ Construction Documents
– Model submissions at 30, 60, 90 & 100%
– Modeled elements conform to LoD Matrix
– New families submitted for review as created
Family and model reviews returned within 14 days
– All rooms/spaces named and placed
– All equipment modeled
– Systems (duct, pipe, conduit, etc) modeled to tolerances in DSM
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Project Process & Deliverables
─ Bid Phase
– Update BIM Model with Addenda as appropriate
– Contractors review DSM, BPXP
─ Construction Phase
– Contractor model created and coordinated
– Design model updated with RFI’s, Change Orders, etc.
– R300 Model
─ Commissioning
– Commissioning data integrated into models
─ Project Closeout
– Construction, Design & Facilities models delivered to DIA
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Model Review Process & Document
─ Breakdown of
requirements
─ Numerical Grading
─ Reference to DSM
location
─ Framework to
discuss next steps
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What if...
...you don't know
Revit or Civil 3D
well enough to
meet DIA's
standards?
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Let’s discuss it.
Resources
DIA – Free resource for clarification and guidance, NOT training.
Youtube - Free
AUGI.com - Autodesk User’s Group International - Free
Autodesk University - videos available free to Autodesk Subscription holders
RoMBIS - Rocky Mountain Building Information Society
BoB Tech – Boulder Building Technology Group
Publications
Mastering Autodesk Revit Architecture 2015
Mastering Autodesk Revit MEP 2015
Autodesk Revit Architecture Essentials 2015
Autodesk Revit MEP Essentials 2015
Autodesk Revit Architecture 2015: No Experience Required
The Aubin Academy: Revit MEP 2015
Exploring Autodesk Revit Structure 2015
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AIM Asset Management, BIM & Survey
Requirements
Brendan Dillon
BIM Manager
December 10th, 2014