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Small-practice architect — modest CWMF project

Sole-practitioner architect appointed lead designer on a modest public-sector CWMF project — never produced an EIR, TIDP, or BEP before.·Linked profile: Architectural Modelling Profile

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Four-stage navigational layer linking the practitioner to the CWMF clauses, ISO 19650 requirements, Irish BIM Mandate sections, and Build Digital templates that resolve each stage of the project journey.

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Calibrated against ArcDox practitioner workshop evidence (Q1–Q2 2026, n=7).
Stage 1 · Project initiation & role clarificationStage 2 · Information requirement specificationStage 3 · Team information planningStage 4 · Information delivery & handover
  1. 1Project initiation & role clarification
  2. 2Information requirement specification
  3. 3Team information planning
  4. 4Information delivery & handover
  1. 01

    Project initiation & role clarification

    ●IM responsibility · Lead Appointed Party

    Confirm appointment as lead designer and clarify the CWMF information-management role.

    Embedded guidance

    On appointment, clarify the CWMF role and information responsibilities. The Irish BIM Mandate sets out the public-sector roles you must adopt.

    • Confirm lead-designer appointment in writing
    • Identify the appointing-party contact
    • Note the CWMF tier the project falls under

    Linked ecosystem materials (3)

    Standards & clauses (primary)
    • Irish BIM Mandate - Government Website - BIM and the CWMF·Standard
      IrishBIMMandate §2
      Irish BIM Mandate — Public-sector roles
      Public-sector roles definitions
      https://www.gov.ie/en/capital-works-management-framework/publications/bim-and-the-cwmf/
    • CWMF·Clause
      CWMF Vol.1 §3.2
      Pre-appointment information exchange
    Reference reading
  2. 02

    Information requirement specification

    ●IM responsibility · Lead Appointed Party

    Translate the appointing party's needs into an EIR-style brief.

    Embedded guidance

    ISO 19650-2 §5.1.4 sets the framework for project information requirements. The Build Digital IR brief template is tuned for CWMF small-project scale.

    • Capture purposes for each model use
    • Set delivery milestones aligned with CWMF Vol.2 §4.1
    • Cross-reference the Mandate's information requirements section

    Linked ecosystem materials (3)

    Standards & clauses (primary)
    • ISO 19650·Clause
      ISO 19650-2 §5.1.4
      Establish project information requirements
      Authoritative requirements clause
  3. 03

    Team information planning

    ●IM responsibility · Lead Appointed Party

    Produce a pre-appointment BEP and TIDP/MIDP setup matched to project scale.

    Embedded guidance

    A pre-appointment BEP captures how the lead appointed party intends to deliver information. ISO 19650-2 §5.2.1 lists the minimum content; the Build Digital BEP template scales it to CWMF small-project scope.

    • Use the BD pre-appointment BEP template as a starting point
    • Aggregate sub-consultant TIDPs into the MIDP per ISO 19650-2 §5.4.1
    • Confirm the CDE structure ahead of mobilisation

    Linked ecosystem materials (3)

    Standards & clauses (primary)
    • ISO 19650·Clause
      ISO 19650-2 §5.2.1
      Tender response — pre-appointment BEP
  4. 04

    Information delivery & handover

    ●IM responsibility · Lead Appointed Party

    Run the delivery loop and close out with a compliant handover package.

    Embedded guidance

    Run the delivery loop against the milestones established in stage 2. CWMF Vol.3 §2.3 sets the asset-information expectations at handover; the Build Digital handover guide explains how to package this for an Irish public client.

    • Track delivery against CWMF Vol.2 §4.1 milestones
    • Close out the asset-information requirements per Vol.3 §2.3
    • Walk the client through the handover package using the BD guide

    Linked ecosystem materials (3)

    Standards & clauses (primary)
    • CWMF·Clause
      CWMF Vol.2 §4.1
      Information delivery milestones
  • Irish BIM Mandate - Government Website - BIM and the CWMF·Standard
    IrishBIMMandate §4
    Irish BIM Mandate — Compliance & assurance
    https://www.gov.ie/en/capital-works-management-framework/publications/bim-and-the-cwmf/
  • Worked example

    A sole-practitioner architect appointed lead designer on a €1.4m public-sector library extension. The appointing party clarifies CWMF Tier-2 applies and a pre-appointment BEP is required within 4 weeks.
    Build Digital supports (supporting)
    • Build Digital·Template
      BD-T-IR-001
      Information Requirements brief (template)
      Template tailored to small projects
    Reference reading
    • Irish BIM Mandate - Government Website - BIM and the CWMF·Standard
      IrishBIMMandate §3
      Irish BIM Mandate — Information requirements
      https://www.gov.ie/en/capital-works-management-framework/publications/bim-and-the-cwmf/

    Gap flags (1)

    • Gap · High priorityopen· proposed: guide

      No sole-practitioner-scale TIDP guide exists; current Build Digital TIDP guidance assumes a multi-discipline team.

      Evidence: Raised in 4 of 7 ArcDox practitioner workshops as the most frequent stuck-point.

    ISO 19650·Clause
    ISO 19650-2 §5.4.1
    Mobilisation — TIDP/MIDP
    TIDP/MIDP aggregation
    Build Digital supports (supporting)
    • Build Digital·Template
      BD-T-BEP-002
      Pre-appointment BEP (template)
      Pre-appointment BEP template
  • CWMF·Clause
    CWMF Vol.3 §2.3
    Handover & asset information
  • Build Digital supports (supporting)
    • Build Digital·Guide
      BD-G-HANDOVER-003
      Information delivery & handover (guide)
      Plain-language client walk-through

    Gap flags (1)

    • Gap · Medium priorityopen· proposed: checklist

      No worked-example checklist for asset-information handover at sole-practitioner scale.

      Evidence: Mentioned in 2 of 7 workshops.