The BIM Fundamentals document is part of the reference documentary framework for the “Plan for the incorporation of the BIM methodology in public procurement of the General State Administration (AGE)” that the Interministerial Commission is producing.
https://cvp.mitma.gob.es/fundamentos-bim-para-la-contratacion-publica-2
Approval of PlanBIM and the gradual introduction of mandatory BIM requirements on Public procurement from 2024
https://boe.es/boe/dias/2023/07/20/pdfs/BOE-A-2023-16784.pdf
Website for annual national BIM conferences in Greece. The 2023 event saw the Minister for Infrastructure and Transport announce that “”in the immediate future, the National Strategic Plan and the Road Map for the Implementation of Building Information Modeling in Greece are expected to be put up for consultation”
Periodic analysis and reporting of BIM requirements in Public Tenders
https://cibim.mitma.es/observatorio/informes-trimestrales-del-observatorio
In order to define the future strategic direction of standardization in the field of BIM, DIN has published the BIM standardization roadmap together with partners from business, science, the public sector and society. The task of the roadmap is to show prerequisites for the development of a broad application of BIM for practice.
https://www.din.de/de/forschung-und-innovation/themen/bim/normungsroadmap-bim
The industrial strategy highlights the need for a green, digital and sustainable construction ecosystem. Several other European initiatives emphasize the role of construction in achieving goals such as renewal, circularity, climate adaptation and mitigation or employment. EC legislative initiatives, directly or indirectly related to construction, introduce changes in the industrial ecosystem.
Digital Information Management is covered within Article 43 and Annex I.9 of the latest version of the Public Contracts code.
https://www.bosettiegatti.eu/info/norme/statali/2023_0036.htm#043
Suite of national standards to be used in conjuntion with conjunction with international standards such as ISO 19650 and ISO 16739
DIHCUBE, Digital Italian Hub for Construction and Built Environment is the Italian hub for innovation in the construction world which aims to increase the levels of digitalisation of the sector through services aimed at the entire supply chain. The DIHCUBE hub, co-financed by the European Commission, is made up of a team of 12 partners able to offer services and consultancy to: small and medium-sized enterprises, public administration, professionals and materials producers.
Centre for Digital Built Croatia
