OIR establish the connection between an organisation's strategic objectives and the information it needs to support those objectives. For Asset Owners and Infrastructure Authorities, this is particularly important because the information created during a capital project may be used for decades after construction is complete. But if the organisation has not clearly established what information it needs, the project team cannot be expected to deliver information that supp

The Ribbon-Cutting Moment The commissioning ceremony is a milestone worth celebrating. Years of planning, design, procurement, and construction have produced kilometres of new or rehabilitated road - a tangible result that communities and authorities can see and use. But behind the ceremony, a less visible transition is taking place: the point at which responsibility for the asset shifts from the project team to the operations and maintenance organisation. That handover is wh

Engaging a BIM Consultant to assist in preparing the EIR document is a strategic investment for any Client embarking on a BIM-enabled projec