BIM Agreement, definition

BIM Agreement, if applicable, is a separate agreement among Owner, Contractor and other Project Team Members that addresses certain legal and technical issues regarding the use of BIM on the Project, and which includes the BIM execution plan for the Project.
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Examples of BIM Agreement, in a sentence

  • WEPCo shall also be obliged to enter into the Project BIM Agreement for the New Project and comply with its obligations thereunder.

  • The BIM will be continually updated throughout the Construction Phase in accordance with the BIM Agreement so that the Model is current with the actual “as-built” condition and when completed will be the Record Model.

  • BIM shall pay two-thirds of all fees BIM receives from TIP for its services to TIP under the BIM Agreement to the Manager promptly upon BIM’s receipt of any such fees.

  • If Building Information Modeling is required by the Contract Documents and Subcontractor’s Scope of Work (Exhibit 3), the Subcontractor will collaborate with the Contractor and Architect regarding creation of a detailed BIM execution plan which will be incorporated into the Subcontract through Amendment in the form of a BIM Agreement.

  • The Project BIM Agreement describes the process to be followed to achieve the key objectives and aspirations of Welsh Government in achieving compliance with the UK BIM Framework.

  • The BIM Agreement, among other things, will identify and develop: (i) the modeling goals, level of detail, and administration; (ii) BIM communication protocol; (iii) standards for organization, display and information in the BIM models; (iv) hardware and software requirements for the master Model, subsidiary Models and clash detection; and (v) liability for electronic communications.

  • The purpose of the Project BIM Agreement is to set out how WEPCo and the Participants will collaborate together in relation to the BIM environment and fulfil all roles and responsibilities identified in that context.

  • To the extent that this Subcontract requires Subcontractor to use BIM, the ownership rights of any models will be determined in accordance with a separate BIM Agreement.

  • If “Building Information Modeling” (“BIM” or “Model”) is required by the Contract Documents and Subcontractor’s scope of Work (Exhibit 3), the Subcontractor will collaborate with the Contractor and Architect regarding creation of a detailed BIM execution plan which will be incorporated into the Subcontract through Amendment in the form of a "BIM Agreement".