Assuring Information Compliance for Scottish Futures Trust Education Projects
Project Overview
Reducing coordination risk and ensuring compliant, usable asset data under SIMP and ISO 19650
IIMBE supported Morrison Construction (Galliford Try Group) across multiple Scottish Futures Trust (SFT) education projects, acting as Information Manager under the Standard Information Management Plan (SIMP).
Challenge
SFT projects require strict adherence to SIMP and Exchange Information Requirements (EIR), with non-compliance creating downstream risk to coordination, approvals, and asset usability.
Without structured information management, projects face inconsistent data, rework, approval delays, and incomplete asset information at handover.
IIMBE Role
Appointed as Information Manager to establish and assure compliant information delivery aligned to SIMP and ISO 19650.
DEFINE
We translated SIMP and EIR requirements into a clear, enforceable BIM Execution Plan, defining how information would be produced, validated, and exchanged across the delivery team.
This removed ambiguity early, aligning responsibilities and setting a controlled foundation for compliant delivery.
DELIVER
We led federated model coordination, facilitated structured review cycles, and enforced data validation processes across disciplines.
This ensured information remained compliant, coordinated, and reliable throughout design and construction — reducing rework risk and strengthening delivery confidence.
ENABLE
At key stages and handover, we managed end-of-stage federation and COBie data collation, ensuring asset information was complete, structured, and usable.
This supported a smooth transition into operations with data aligned to facilities management requirements.
Outcome
Information delivery was consistently aligned to SIMP and ISO 19650 across multiple projects, reducing coordination risk and eliminating ambiguity in data requirements.
Project teams operated with clearer accountability, approvals were streamlined, and asset information was handed over in a structured, usable format.
The result was not just compliance, but confidence — in delivery, in data quality, and in long-term asset performance.