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 \nExecutive summary 1  \n1 Introduction 2  \n1.1 Exchange information requirements (EIR) purpose 2  \n1.2 Information management goals and objectives 3  \n1.2.1 Goals 3  \n1.2.2 Objectives 4  \n1.3 Information requirements hierarchy and documentation progression 4  \n1.3.1 Information requirements hierarchy 5  \n1.3.2 Exchange information requirements (EIR) response requirements 6  \n1.3.2.1 Pre-appointment BIM execution plan (pre-BEP) 6  \n1.3.2.2 Supplementary documents 7  \n1.3.2.3 Supplier capability and capacity assessment 7  \n1.3.2.4 Mobilisation plan 8  \n1.3.2.5 Information delivery risk assessment 8  \n1.3.2.6 Delivery team’s BIM execution plan (BEP) 9  \n2 Information requirements 10  \n2.1 Information purpose 10  \n2.2 Plan of work 11  \n2.3 Information delivery milestones 11  \n2.4 Information security requirements 12  \n2.5 Spatial coordination requirements 12  \n2.6 Project information model (PIM) 14  \n2.7 Asset information model (AIM) 14  \n2.8 Information management key performance indicators (KPIs) 15  \n2.9 Health and safety and design construction risk management 16  \n3 Information standards, information production methods and  \nprocedures 18  \n3.1 Information standards 18  \n3.1.1 Project-specific standards 19  \n3.1.2 Information identification conventions 20  \n3.1.3 Method of assignment for level of information need 23  \n3.1.4 Data authoring 24  \n3.1.5 Information software platforms 25  \n3.1.6 Information model quality 26  \n3.2 Information production methods and procedures 27  \n3.2.1 Information management functions 27  \n3.2.2 Information collaboration process 29  \n3.2.2.1 Common data environment (CDE) workflow 30  \n3.2.2.2 Information exchange frequency 32  \n3.2.2.3 Mobilisation 32  \n3.2.2.4 Training 33  \n3.2.3 Authorisation and acceptance process 33  \n3.2.4 Spatial coordination strategy 34  \n3.2.5 Legacy information and shared resources requirements 35  \n3.2.6 Capture of existing asset information 35  \n3.2.7 Information container breakdown structure 36  \n3.2.8 Lessons learnt 37  \nClick or tap here to enter text.Click or tap here to enter text.Click or tap here to enter text.  \nTables  \nTable 1.1: Information delivery risk assessment 8  \nTable 2.1: Information delivery milestones 11  \nTable 2.2: Spatial coordination information requirements 13  \nTable 2.3: Health and safety information requirements 17  \nTable 2.4: Key performance indicators (KPIs) 15  \nTable 3.1: Information container naming convention 20  \nTable 3.2: Metadata 21  \nTable 3.3: Security metadata 22  \nTable 3.4: Preferred software authoring tools 24  \nTable 3.5: Required exchange formats 25  \nTable 3.6: Information software platforms 26  \nTable 3.7: Quality requirements 26  \nTable 3.8: Information management responsibility matrix 28  \nTable 3.9: Legacy information and shared resources 35  \nFigures  \nFigure 1: Hierarchy of information requirements, source ISO 19650–1:2018 5  \nFigure 3.1: Common cata environment (CDE) workflow 31  \nFigure 3.2: Volume strategy; source: ISO 19650:2 37  \nExecutive summary  \nThe international information management standards ISO 19650–1:2018 and ISO 19650–2:2018 define the recommended concepts and principles for information management using building information modelling (BIM) , as well as specifying the activities to be undertaken to support information management during the delivery phase of an asset.  \nThe ISO 19650 series outlines that the appointing party shall communicate their information requirements for the delivery phase of an asset , to the project delivery team, through the creation of several tender documents , including the exchange information requirements (EIR) and project information standards , the information production methods and procedures.  \nTo assist with the adoption of the ISO 19650 series principles for construction and infrastructure projects , both the template and this guidance document have been structured to include the information 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