Site Survey and BIM Model for SORCC and Roseburg VAMC

Due to the need to manage healthcare environments to prevent legionella and other water-borne pathogens, all of the supply and return elements, components, fixtures, and distribution systems of the Domestic Water System must be modeled regardless of size, with properties for the name of the system (e.g., Domestic Hot Water), material (e.g. copper, galvanized), diameter of pipe, direction of water flow, design temperature ranges, filter locations and type, potable water equipment and fixtures, color coded differently for supply and return, and other identification necessary to be able to view the Domestic Water System independently from other plumbing so the system can be identified and managed for patient safety during facility management operations. Other plumbing components in the Plumbing Model shall be identified by system and component per the Project Procedures Manual (PPM). The plumbing systems will be integrated with general architectural modeling to allow relational understanding of locations.