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Invitation to Join the NBIMS—Business Process Integration Task Team (BPITT) (September 2006)
The U.S. National BIM Standard (NBIMS) Executive Committee has authorized the establishment of a Business Process Integration Task Team (BPITT) to facilitate identification and analysis, and to provide recommendations regarding the integration of BIM into the business models of all those who are involved in the facility life cycle. A partial list of stakeholders includes design service firms, contractors, owners, facility managers, product manufacturers, and regulatory agencies. Read more.

Join the NBIMS Project Committee

Complete and submit the following form to apply for membership on the National BIM Standard Project Committee. All application forms are subject to verification. Fields marked with an * are required.

Level of Participation (check all that apply)

Listserv—Interested in becoming NBIM Listserv Member
Consensus—Interested in participating in the Voting Process for the Standard
Committee—Interested in joining the Committee and develop Ballot Items
Sponsor—Interested in providing resources (funding or in-kind support)

Member Information

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Task Teams

Serving on Task Teams is an opportunity for you to focus on certain specific NBIMS issues. Members of the Project Committee may volunteer to serve on up to two Task Teams and all applications are subject to the individual Task Team's chair approval.

Select up to two Task Teams below if you are interested in participating.

Business Process Integration - Task Team Charge
Communications - Task Team Charge
Development - Task Team Charge
Fundraising
Models - Task Team Charge
Scoping - Task Team Charge
Testing - Task Team Charge

Membership Interest Classifications

The purpose of the "interest classifications" is to insure an appropriate representation of the various interests of the building community in the makeup of the project committee. Please check the one category which is most appropriate for you.

Institute members are categorized in one of the following twelve (12) classifications based on their primary trade, occupational or business affiliation. Representatives of trade and professional associations and societies are categorized in the interest classification they primarily represent. Consultants, private attorneys and other similar individuals are classified in categories they predominantly serve.

Consumer and General Interest
Architects
Engineers
Federal Government
State and Local Government
Building Construction
Labor Organizations
Housing
Building Materials, Products or Software
Standards
Real Estate, Finance or Insurance
Research, Testing or Other Services

Please describe below the nature of your business/organization and/or areas of expertise: