The Queensland Government has recognized DBM Vircon’s delivery of major project Building Information Modelling (BIM) / Digital Engineering implementation.
A Digital Network Approach (DNA) has been initiated by the Cross River Rail Delivery Authority (CRRDA) to develop a common digital project environment. To undertake this, the CRRDA have engaged PDC to implement the DNA. The DBM Vircon BIM team lead a consortium of client side consultants to deliver the Digital Engineering strategy and implementation, that includes the disciplines of spatial database implementation (Meta Moto) and gamification of the projects model (V2i).
DBM Vircon and their partners are extremely proud to work alongside the CRRDA and to be referenced in the Queensland Government’s Policy – Digital Enablement for Queensland Infrastructure – Principles for BIM Implementation.
“Our leading approach to the digital design and delivery of Queensland’s public infrastructure is front and centre, particularly for our number one infrastructure project – Cross River Rail,” Cameron Dick, minister for State Development, Manufacturing, Infrastructure and Planning, detailed about how eager the government are to improve the way infrastructures projects should be designed and constructed.
Terry Rossitto, chair of the Infrastructure Association of Queensland (IAQ), also explained that the release of the BIM principles policy gives the industry confidence to invest in education and training opportunities.
“An example of this is the good work progressed by the Cross River Rail Delivery Authority in developing a digital model illustrating the value these practices can bring to major infrastructure project delivery,” he said.
Aside from the Cross River Rail project, DBM Vircon are also proud to be involved in other Brisbane city redefining projects such as Queens Wharf Brisbane, engaged by the Destination Brisbane Consortium.
Learn more about DBM Vircon’s Digital Engineering / BIM Consulting capabilities here. You can also read the Digital Enablement for Queensland Infrastructure – Principles for BIM Implementation here.
