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Creating the Best Digital
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ICE BIM 2014
Topics include:
An overview from Sellafield on the BIM
nuclear strategy
The trials and development of a Highways
Agency BIM early adopter
BIM for contractors
BIM requirements for clients panel session
BIM for ssset information management
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Sellafield Ltd
Manchester City Council
Network Rail
URS
Transport for London
Cavendish Nuclear
Cabinet Office
Laing O’Rourke
Crossrail
Costain
BAM Nuttall Limited
Capita
CH2M Hill
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About ICE BIM 2014
29 October 2014, Lancaster London Hotel
About
ICE BIM is back on October 29 for its fourth consecutive year. The conference is your chance
to join 400 senior level delegates to hear presentations and case studies from the top names in
the industry.
This year will focus on ‘creating the best digital engineers in the world’ through the
implementation of BIM across the supply chain.
Sessions will be broken down into five main themes: BIM and Leadership; BIM and Capital
Delivery; Operational BIM; Technology; and BIM for Asset Information Management.
ICE BIM 2014 will share best practice on delivering BIM within your organisation. Learn from
those successfully using it, including early adopters who will guide you through improving
efficiency and performance, reducing cost and waste, and adding value for the client.
ICE BIM Conferences attract the most senior speakers, companies, and projects and are the key
gathering of the BIM community each year. For the fourth consecutive event, Mark Bew MBE,
Chairman - HM Government BIM Working Group, will Chair the conference.
Who should attend
ICE BIM 2014 is the fourth and largest BIM conference yet from the Institution of Civil Engineers.
It will bring together 400 senior representatives from the construction industry to hear detailed
case studies and participate in discussions on creating the best digital engineers in the world.
This flagship event is a key meeting for the BIM community, with the support of BIS and the UK’s
professional bodies and associations. The conference is aimed at senior:
Civil, structural, buildings services and MEP engineers
Contractors
Consultancies
Architects
Quantity surveyors
Clients (owner/operators)
Central and Local Government
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Speakers ICE BIM 2014
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Speakers
Ivor Barbrook,
Head of Design Delivery and
BIM Implementation,
BAM Nuttall Limited
Mark Bew MBE,
Chair,
HM Government BIM
Working Group
Hugh Boyes,
Cyber Security Lead,
Institution of
Engineering and
Technology
Jason Boyle,
Project Architect,
Sellafield Ltd
Liam Brady,
Complex Client Programme
Manager,
Manchester City
Council
Andrew Brown,
Associate Director,
Infrastructure,
Capita
Tim Broyd,
Vice President,
Institution of Civil
Engineers
Davin Crowley-Sweet,
Professional Head of Asset
Data and Information,
Network Rail
Darren Cunningham,
Scheme Project Manager,
Wessex Capacity
Programme,
Network Rail
Tom Dengenis,
CEO,
Synchro Software
Limited
Sam El Jouzi,
Director, Rail Engineering,
CH2M Hill
Geoff French,
President,
Institution of Civil
Engineers
Yoshihiko Fukuchi,
Autodesk
David Glennon,
Director Technology & Data
Solutions Group,
URS
Stephen Greasley,
BIM Manager,
Cavendish Nuclear
Will Hackney,
Strategic BIM Manager,
TfL
David Hancock,
Head of Construction,
Cabinet Office
Philip Isgar,
BIS – BIM Task Group,
Nuclear
Anne Kemp,
Chair,
BIM Action Group
Alisatir O’Reilly,
Infrastructure Lead Work Winning Digital
Engineering Pricing & Digital
Engineering,
Laing O’Rourke
David Owens,
Design Manager,
Costain
Mark Sawyer,
General Manager
GC/CM Division,
Trimble
Sarah Shipsey,
Governance and Assurance
Lead,
Eight2o
Vasileios K. Vernikos,
Head of BIM Development;
Transportation – Europe,
CH2M Hill
Andrew Wolstenholme,
CEO,
Crossrail
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Programme ICE BIM 2014
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Timings
08:00 Registration and Coffee
10:45 Coffee and Networking
12:50 Lunch and Exhibition
15:40 Coffee and Networking
17:05 Close of Conference and Drinks Reception
Welcome and Introductions from the Chair
UK Government Leadership and Moving to 2016
Mark Bew MBE, Chair,
HM Government BIM Working Group
2014 is a significant year for BIM; it marks the beginning of the hand back
from the BIM Task Group to both industry and the public client, the creation
of an EU wide BIM Task Team and the release of the plans for the next UK
generation in the guise of Level 3. How far have we come since the 2016
date was set for achieving level-2 BIM on public sector projects?
BIM and Leadership
Overview from ICE
W
hat is ICE doing to promote the use of BIM across the industry?
Collaborative working with various leading institutions and
organisations
Geoff French, President, Institution of Civil Engineers
Tim Broyd, Vice President, Institution of Civil Engineers
H
as BIM Level 2 uptake been a success within the UK?
Who will take forward the 2016 mandate?
How do we maintain momentum after the deadline both
domestically and on the International stage?
What are the next targets and are they achievable?
What will Level 3 look like?
2016 marks the date that the work of the BIM Task Group passes to the
industry for Legacy support and the Public Client base will become selfsupporting for Level 2 BIM and Government Soft Landings. How is the
handover progressing?
An update on progress for Level 2 and GSL
Managing the Legacy and handover
Championing better outcomes for built assets during the design and
construction stages through GSL
Mark Bew MBE, Chair, HM Government BIM Working Group
Security Threats and Security-Minded Modelling
ICE BIM Action Group
An update on the work of the ICE BIM Action Group including:
B IM Action Group goal of creating “the best digital civil engineers
in the world”
ICE heatmap – how have we progressed?
TSB Project – How is ICE leading the digital agenda?
Anne Kemp, Chair, BIM Action Group
Government Security Advisor
Hugh Boyes, Cyber Security Lead,
Institution of Engineering and Technology
BIM in Japan
MLIT, Ministry of Land Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism in
Japan, executed 38 BIM pilot projects for Infrastructure last
year. Goals, objectives and findings through pilot projects will
briefly be introduced.
Yoshihiko Fukuchi, Autodesk
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Programme ICE BIM 2014
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BIM and Capital Delivery
BIM for Nuclear - Enabling Collaboration to Reduce Cost,
Risk and Time across Whole Nuclear Programme Lifecycles
The ‘BIM Nuclear Strategy’ is developed to a greater or
lesser degree across the many opportunities that exist within
the nuclear industry. For all sectors, the process for holistic
programme life-cycles is consistent. As industry moves towards
Level 2 by 2016 this alignment of presentations will showcase:
T he current strategic thinking to allow all nuclear
sectors to collaborate together to enable supply
chain synergies
How Sellafield Ltd, as an intelligent client, have
successfully initiated the Silo’s Maintenance Facility
(SMF)
How together with their joint venture partners
they delivering this project which is currently in the
construction phase
Philip Isgar, BIS – BIM Task Group, Nuclear
Jason Boyle, Project Architect, Sellafield Ltd
Stephen Greasley, BIM Manager, Cavendish Nuclear
A556 Knutsford to Bowdon Improvement Scheme – The trials
and development of a Highways Agency BIM Early Adopter
Covering the scheme details and progress made in all aspects
of BIM Level 2 and 3 with each aspect of infrastructure
associated with delivering a £175M highway infrastructure
project through design and pre-construction:
W
hat do you do when a significant government client
requires ‘Level 2 BIM in accordance with UK
Government Construction Strategy 2010’?
What if the client is still learning what BIM is and how
it is going to affect its business?
What if there is little experience or guidance available
for infrastructure projects doing BIM?
What if you have a £175M Nationally Important Infrastructure
Project to deliver?
Striving to meet BIM Level 2 by 2016
Andrew Brown, Associate Director, Infrastructure, Capita
David Owens, Design Manager, Costain
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The Devil is in the Detail – BIM for Contractors
Does BIM fit with contracting?
How do you change a culture of 2D into 3D?
How to prove return from an event
that did not happen
Using the best software tool in the federated tool box
Improving quality, safety and reducing costs
Move on into LEAN and BIM
Capture information as you see it, receive information as you need it
Combine BIM visions with a business case for each step on your
planned BIM journey
Ivor Barbrook, Head of Design Delivery and BIM Implementation,
BAM Nuttall Limited
BIM at Heathrow
A look at how BIM has been used on numerous projects at Europe’s busiest
airport including how this was used on the newly constructed Terminal 2.
BIM and Technology
Inside a Digital Asset
Using immersive visualisations to communicate complex data
throughout the project lifecycle. Including examples of London
Underground projects:
Communicating multi-diversional BIM models
Adding value to design and construction
Adding value to project controls and asset
management
Linking these technologies to project controls and 5D
design
Sam El Jouzi, Director, Rail Engineering, CH2M Hill
Vasileios K. Vernikos, Head of BIM Development;
Transportation – Europe, CH2M HILL
Trimble Case Study
Operational BIM
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Operational BIM
Managing Data for large projects and organisations:
E nabling the shift from Project BIM success to
Enterprise BIM success
Driving consistency in the process and deliverables
Removing technology barriers and putting in strong
technology foundations
How does the above improve client satisfaction on
large infrastructure projects including tunnelling, roads, metro’s and
rail in the UK and globally?
David Glennon, Director Technology & Data Solutions Group, URS
BIM for Clients - Managing Client Expectations
What do clients do with the data/information handed over? How do they
know if the model is any good? What do they want from BIM? View from the
end user or client. How is BIM specified and how are cost savings actually
realised?
Andrew Wolstenholme, CEO, Crossrail
David Hancock, Head of Construction, Cabinet Office
Davin Crowley-Sweet, Professional Head of Asset Data and Information,
Network Rail
Will Hackney, Strategic BIM Manager, TfL
Sarah Shipsey, Governance and Assurance Lead, Eight2o
Tom Dengenis, CEO, Synchro Software Limited
Topcon Case Study
The Benefits of BIM beyond 3D
Collaboration and Enhanced Team Communication
M
ixed data types and data interoperability utilising
a mix of 2D and 3D data from multiple authoring
applications in a single project environment
Vertical and linear projects combined
Employing both vertical and linear project
methodologies in a rail project for costing, planning,
and delivery
Determining quantities and cost by location to ascertain where
value is spread throughout the project
BIM to the field and back
Reliably tracking changes to the design, deploying rich data to the
job site for precise layout, and the ongoing assessment
Mark Sawyer, General Manager GC/CM Division, Trimble
BIM For Existing Infrastructure
Using Digital Engineering to improve 100 million annual
passenger journeys at London Waterloo Station
T he redevelopment of Waterloo: The UK’s busiest transport hub
The journey from initial engagement to finished model
The benefits realised from the Digital Engineering of a major
London station
Next steps for Digital Engineering in the rail sector
Alistair O’Reilly, Infrastructure Lead - Work Winning Digital Engineering Pricing &
Digital Engineering, Laing O’Rourke
Darren Cunningham, Scheme project manager, Wessex Capacity Programme,
Network Rail
BIM for Asset Information Management
BIM for asset information management and adopting
Government Soft Landings (GSL). Manchester City Council
Library and Town Hall Extension case study including building
onto/retrofit of existing structures.
Liam Brady, Complex Client Programme Manager,
Manchester City Council
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Our Sponsors ICE BIM 2014
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Platinum Sponsors
AUTODESK
TRIMBLE
Benefit from greater insight using Autodesk’s Building Information
Modelling (BIM) solutions for planning, design, construction and
management of your building and civil engineering projects. Autodesk’s
broad portfolio of tools for design, simulation, visualisation and
collaboration can help you extend the power of BIM and remove the
barriers to better business.
Trimble’s mix of hardware, software and mobility technologies streamlines
communication and collaboration throughout the construction lifecycle,
from planning, design and site preparation through to the finished project.
Trimble’s mix of hardware, software and mobility technologies streamlines
communication and collaboration throughout the construction lifecycle,
from planning, design and site preparation through to the finished project.
www.autodesk.co.uk
www.trimble.com
Silver Sponsor
SIEMENS
Siemens PLM Software, is a world-leading provider of product lifecycle
management (PLM) software, systems and services. Helping thousands of
companies make great products by optimizing their lifecycle processes.
IBM’s BIM as a Service offering provides a framework for managing
information throughout the lifecycle of a building programme.
We leverage the latest in cloud, analytics, mobility and PLM
technology to offer a collaborative BIM platform.
Our BIM as a Service solution will help you embed BIM principles into day
to day working and turn data into insights impacting the bottom line.
www.siemens.com/plm www.ibm.com/ibm/green/smarter_buildings.html
Bronze Sponsors
4PROJECTS LTD
ASITE
SYNCHRO
4Projects by Viewpoint is an award winning
provider of collaborative online construction
software. We have a presence throughout
the world, directly or indirectly through our
partners, and continually strive to improve
and add to the solutions we provide to the
Architecture, Engineering and Construction
(AEC) sectors.
Asite are proud to exhibit as Bronze Sponsors
for this year’s ICE BIM 2014. The team
will be showcasing the new Adoddle 17
platform, for more information head to our
website, or follow us on twitter @Asite
Synchro PRO 4D planning revolutionizes
construction project delivery. The ability
to see, review, and discuss details creates
a common understanding of the project,
reducing risk, improving productivity,
saving time and money and reducing
waste throughout the entire supply chain.
Deliver remarkable results every project.
www.4projects.com
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www.synchroltd.com
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Sponsors
TOPCON
CADLINE
CLEARBOX
TOPCON, an innovative and global
market leading company, develops and
manufactures precise satellite positioning
products and software solutions for
surveying and civil engineering, earthworks
and road construction, construction site
management, mobile asset mapping and
management and GIS data capturing.
Cadline Ltd is a Platinum Awarded
Autodesk Partner specialising in the supply
of innovative design technology and
associated consultancy, integration and
professional services covering Architecture,
Engineering, Construction, Infrastructure,
Process and Plant and Structural Analysis.
Clearbox delivers leading edge integrated
information management technology
and support services for modern BIM
enabled projects. Our core product BIMXtra
delivers excellent ROI whether you are
an owner occupier, consultant, contractor
or operator, to make the opportunity
of BIM a reality across the entire asset
lifecycle of the built environment.
www.topcon.eu
www.cadlinecommunity.co.uk
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FARO
LEICA GEOSYSTEMS
SIKA
FARO provides the compact and light FARO®
Laser Scanner Focus3D X Series offering
the most efficient method for 3D image
documentation and 3D modeling and the
software Scene. The 3D laser scanner produces
fast dense point clouds containing millions
of points that provide incredibly detailed 3D
colour images of large scale geometries.
With close to 200 years of experience
pioneering solutions to measure the world,
Leica Geosystems products and services are
trusted by professionals worldwide to help
them capture, analyze, and present spatial
information. Leica Geosystems is best known
for its broad array of products that capture
accurately, model quickly, analyze easily, and
visualize and present spatial information.
With over 100 years experience in supplying
products for construction and industry we
are confident that we have the perfect
solution, no matter what your requirement.
www.faro.com
gbr.sika.com
www.leica-geosystems.co.uk
TECINTERACTIVE
SOLIBRI
TecInteractive supply, install and support
SMART visual collaboration tools for the
construction industry and users of BIM.
Come and see us at ICE BIM 2014 to see
our SMART 8070i interactive display can
help you greatly improve co-ordination and
design review meetings and collaboration
with all stakeholders on a project.
Solibri Model Checker (SMC) finds
potential faults before a single brick is laid.
Represented in over 70 countries, Solibri
is privately owned with headquarters in
Helsinki, plus offices in the US and UK.
Solibri works with construction companies,
consultants, clients and facility managers to
save time, money and the environment.
tecinteractive.com
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Sponsorship Opportunities
ICE BIM 2014 offers the opportunity to showcase your software and solutions to key buyers,
network and establish meaningful business connections with leading figures in BIM in the UK.
Please contact Shivani Budhdev for a tailored package:
email [email protected] or call +44 (0)20 7665 2215
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