On projects that use Building Information Modelling, most delays and rework trace back to the same thing: messy information. Who owns the model, who can change it, what format it’s in, when it’s due.
ISO 19650 sets out how to manage that information through a project and the life of an asset. We help you put the processes in place and prepare for assessment.
ISO 19650 isn’t a classic management system standard with a single universal certification scheme. Organizations usually show conformity through an assessment scheme run by a certification body, and availability varies by provider.
We tell you honestly at the start what routes exist and which one suits your clients, then build the processes so you’re ready for whichever you choose.
The ISO 19650 series covers information management across delivery and operation of built assets. Parts one and two are the ones most companies need first. We confirm the current parts and available assessment routes at the start of each project.
Conformity is usually assessed through a scheme operated by certification bodies. Routes and names differ, so we confirm what’s available.
No. Smaller teams use it too, with lighter processes.
You need a common data environment, but the standard doesn’t dictate a product.
No. They complement each other, and many firms integrate both.
Talk to us about setting up ISO 19650 processes in your project teams.