Frameworks are not making the most of BIM, according to a government-commissioned report.
The review, Constructing the Gold Standard, involved contributions from 20 major framework providers and more than 100 clients, whose feedback “suggests a lack of consistency in the use of digital technologies to support current frameworks”, and more than 78% consider that frameworks need to make better use of BIM.
In the review, its author Professor David Mosey from the Centre for Construction Law at King’s College London explains: “A Gold Standard framework provides for BIM and other digital technologies to underpin the agreed approaches to design, supply chain engagement, costing, risk management and programming, both strategically and in the award and implementation of framework projects.”
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