Use of building information models for construction and technical expertise

The construction of capital construction projects for objective reasons is constantly becoming more complicated, as a result of which the number of counterparties increases, and this in turn leads to an increase in the number of conflicts in interaction.

The resolution of conflict (disputable) situations a priori should occur on the basis of objectivity and fairness and can be carried out on the basis of an information model of a capital construction object.

This article discusses the organizational aspects of informatization of various types of construction and technical expertise (judicial, pre-trial and corporate).

For an objective and effective construction and technical expertise, the information model should contain not only normative and basic components, but also a component that describes the actual condition of the capital construction object, i.e. its real model. Thus, it is possible to reduce the cost and shorten the duration of construction and technical expertise. The best case of using such information models will be damping conflict situations in the interaction of construction participants or stopping development immediately after their detection.

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