Government Industry Forum

October 31, 2006

Agenda

Introduction - Emerging Technologies Committee Chairman (PDF 369KB)

Keynotes

Robert Fraga, Asst Commissioner, US GSA Public Buildings Service (PDF 838KB)

Admiral Thad Allen, Commandant U.S. Coast Guard

Panels

Panel 1 – “Building Information Model (BIM): Agency-wide Actions”

This panel will address agency-wide strategies and tactics of Building Information Modeling; illustrating the importance of identifying strategic goals, reengineering business processes, identifying enabling IT, and implementing organizational change to take full advantage of this and related emerging technologies. Three disparate federal agencies, on the leading edge of this technical and cultural revolution, will discuss their strategic and tactical approaches to BIM. Integral to this are the hidden opportunities for public/private collaboration and partnership.

Panel 2 – “BIM: Grass Root Experiences”

This panel will examine the empirical dimension of BIM, addressing experiences, practices, and lessons learned. This dimension of BIM brings into play the application of toolsets that, when applied effectively, can enhance an organization’s BIM practices and applications.

Panel 3 – “BIM: Pushing Standards to the Edge”

This panel will focus on the standards supporting building information modeling. Key to the success of BIM in the value chain is their role in enhancing data interoperability from planning to facility operations, and their capacity to bring greater efficiency to a competitive environment.

FFC Sponsoring Agencies

Published White Papers

Albert Antelman: Facilities Management/Performance Assessment and Metrics - Facility Management Triage

Bill Brodt: Construction Operations Building Information Exchange (COBIE)

Bill Brodt: SpecsIntact and the Unified Facilities Guide Specifications Support for Sustainability

Byron Ellis: Building Automation Systems

Calvin Kam: GSA’s National 3D-4D-BIM Program

Calvin Kam: An Example of Successful Government-Academia Partnership

Carlo Ninassi: Design and Implementation of an Asset Management Tool: The IRS Post of Duty Guidelines System

Dan Geldermann: Streamlined Facilities Condition Assessments and Deferred Maintenance Cost Estimates

Dave Hammond: The Framework for Integrated Decision-Making

David Scheer: From an Educational Perspective: BIM in the Architectural Curriculum

Doug Christensen/Spencer Moore: GAO Best Practice T.E.A.M.S. (Total Enterprise Asset Management Solution) applied to an Air Force Base

Eloisa Raynault: Performance-Based Asset Management: Maintaining and Preserving Lighting Assets in the District of Columbia

James Dempsey: Facility Asset Management Defined

John Sullivan: Transitioning to BIM

Kimon Onuma: Integrated Operational and Facility Planning using BIM and Web Enabled Tools

Lance Marrano: Revolutionizing Architecture, Planning and Process

Louis Scalfari: Integration of Facility Condition Assessments, Master Plans, and Capital Improvements Programming: Case Study – U.S. Capitol Complex

Louise Sabol: Bridging the Data Gap in Federal Asset Management

Nancy Cocroft: Facility Planning Model

Pete Dahl: Pulling User Feedback into Renovation Design at the Pentagon

Sang Hoon Lee: Efficient Energy Management of Facility

Scott Arfsten: BIM Education for Today’s CMAA Members

Shiva Davoodpour: Building Information Modeling

Sue McNeil: Using a Community of Practice for the Exchange of Transportation Asset Management Information

Willem Kymmell: Revolutionary Construction Management Processes