As at November 2022 The full suite of CIC BIM Standards is as follows (click the respective version to download): (i) CIC BIM Standards – General (August 2019); (Version 2 - December 2020) and (Version 2.1 - 2021); (ii) CIC BIM Standards for Architecture and Structural Engineering (Version 2 - December 2020); and (Version 2.1 - 2021); (iii) CIC BIM Standards for Underground Utilities (August 2019); and (Version 2 - 2021); (iv) CIC BIM Standards for Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing (August 2019); and (Version 2 - 2021); (v) CIC BIM Standards for Preparation of Statutory Plan Submissions (December 2019); and (December 2020); (vi) CIC Production of BIM Objects Guide – General Requirements (June 2018), (August 2019); and (Version 2 - 2021); (vii) CIC BIM Dictionary (December 2020); and (2021); (viii) CIC BIM Exchange Information Requirements (EIR) Template (December 2020); and (Version 1.1 - 2021); (ix) CIC BIM Special Conditions of Contract (September 2021); (x) CIC BIM Services Agreements (September 2021); and (xi) CIC BIM Guide for using BIM in generation of MEP digital drawings for statutory submissions (2021). BIM-related Case Sharing as follows (click the respective version to download): (i) CIC BIM for Asset Management and Facility Management Case Sharing (2021); and (ii) CIC-ZCP BIM Implementation Plan (BIM IP) Case Sharing (2022). CIC Beginner's Guides on Construction Digitalisation as follows (click the respective version to download): (i) CIC Beginner's Guide on Construction Digitalisation – Adoption of BIM in Small and Medium Enterprises (2022); (ii) CIC Beginner's Guide on Construction Digitalisation – Adoption of CDE for Information Management using BIM (2022); and (iii) CIC Beginner's Guide on Construction Digitalisation - Smart Site Digital Platform (2022). Other relevant materials as follows: (i) CIC BIM Adoption Survey (2019); and (2020); and (ii) CIC Reference Materials - Standard Rebar Shape Codes for Offsite Prefabrication (2022).

This publication provides a case sharing on the use of Building Information Modelling (BIM) for Asset Management and Facility Management for reference by the industry. The CIC aims to promote and support the construction industry in BIM adoption throughout the lifecycle in projects, and to cultivate and nurture a culture of adopting BIM and related technologies, such as IoT, to support the green and intelligent building approach. Observations are found in the CIC BIM Adoption Survey Reports 2019 and 2020, the top BIM hurdles in the construction industry in Hong Kong, including (i) lack of BIM expertise, (ii) lack of BIM project experience, and (iii) absence of BIM requirements by the client. Meanwhile, the adoption rate in BIM uses for asset management and facility management or related purposes is still low. In this connection, the CIC has been collecting relevant showcases from the industry, as well as identified our own pilot projects, and develop as a case for sharing with the industry for reference.