A BEP that subcontractors actually follow.
Most BEPs ship as 80 pages of ISO clause references nobody on site reads. This one is structured by deliverable, not by clause. It is the BEP we issue on live engagements, written for the modellers and coordinators it has to govern.
Four files. Ready to use
Open, rename, fill in your project. Nothing you'll need to reverse-engineer from a 200-page standard.
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BEP document template.
Pre-appointment and post-appointment structure, in editable Word. ISO 19650 throughout, written in the language the trades work in. The deliverable-driven sections are tagged so reviewers reach them in one click.
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02
LOD / LOIN matrix.
Excel sheet. Discipline rows, stage columns, geometric and information LOD per cell. The one document that ends the "what level of detail" argument.
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CDE structure guide.
Folder taxonomy, naming convention, status codes, suitability codes. ACC / BIM360 ready. Subcontractors know where to upload without asking.
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04
Acceptance criteria checklist.
What a model must satisfy before it gets accepted into federation. Geometric, parametric, and information checks. Used by our QA team every week.
Built for the three sides of a BIM contract
The BEP that works at your end of the table is not the BEP that works at the other end. Pick the side you sit on.
Developer pack.
Pre-appointment BEP, EIR cross-references, LOIN matrix scoped to client-side audit. Set the standard once across every consultant and contractor.
Contractor pack.
Post-appointment BEP, federation rules, CDE structure, acceptance criteria. Run BIM across packages with the federation that holds.
Consultant pack.
Pre and post-appointment BEP, LOIN matrix, naming convention, roles matrix. For information managers writing the spec their appointed parties have to follow.