(ProVia-ID 125967) Innsbruck Main Station; Station Renovation, Planning; BIM Management for Renovation of Innsbruck Main Station and Freight Station

This tender concerns the procurement of BIM (Building Information Modeling) management services for the comprehensive renovation of Innsbruck Main Station (PLTV2) and the associated Freight Station (PLTV1). The project requires a unified approach to BIM management across both sites to ensure the seamless and error-free creation of the final BIM model. The services will be awarded jointly for both project leads, highlighting the need for integrated planning and execution. This initiative aims to modernize critical railway infrastructure in Innsbruck, focusing on enhancing functionality and efficiency. Key aspects of the BIM management role will likely include developing and implementing BIM strategies, coordinating BIM activities among various stakeholders, ensuring data quality and consistency, and managing the BIM execution plan throughout the project lifecycle. The successful bidder will be responsible for establishing and maintaining the BIM environment, facilitating collaboration, and ensuring that the BIM model serves as a reliable source of information for design, construction, and future facility management. This project underscores the Austrian Federal Railways' commitment to leveraging advanced digital technologies in major infrastructure development.

This is a works contract in the construction and civil works, architecture and engineering and information and communication technology sectors, with a focus on Buildings, Urban Planning, Project Management and geospatial systems. Located in Austria, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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