YVR
Carleton
Century Group
Fraser Health
Laurier University
Canada Procurement
Vancouver Coastal Health
What is BIMFMI?
BIMFMI™ stands for Facilities Maintenance Information - a structured, proven approach developed by Summit BIM to ensure that the data in your BIM models is accurate, complete, and ready for long-term facility management.
It’s more than a checklist. It’s a method that aligns asset data with real-world operational needs, ensuring that your facilities team receives data they can trust, use, and maintain from day one.
“BIM is a process that involves people, processes, policy, and technology. It’s the intersection of all four, and if you don’t address each one, you’ll fail your digital transformation."
BIM Often Ends at Construction - That’s a Problem
Most BIM models are built for design and coordination. At turnover, owners are left with files full of irrelevant or incomplete information, missing key data needed for daily operations.
Worse, facilities teams often abandon BIM entirely, reverting to paper binders or patchwork spreadsheets because they don’t trust the data or don’t know where to find it.
BIMFMI™ solves this by defining exactly what information should be delivered, who is responsible, and how it maps into your FM systems.
What You Get With BIMFMI
FM-Ready Asset Data
Structured information tied to every maintainable system and component.
Verified Model Compliance
Assurance that your data aligns with project and operational standards.
Seamless Handover
Digital closeout packages ready for CMMS/CAFM integration - no cleanup required.
Defined Responsibilities
A clear framework for who delivers what, and how it gets validated along the way.
Get More Than Just a Model
Without BIMFMI, you risk handing over a digital asset no one uses. With it, you empower your operations team to:
Summit BIM guides you through every step - from defining your requirements to delivering verified, FM-ready models at handover.
Proven in Canada’s Most Demanding Environments
BIMFMI™ has been successfully implemented on large-scale institutional and healthcare projects across Canada ensuring that facilities teams receive complete, structured data at turnover.
In one project for a major health authority, Summit BIM tracked over 18,000 assets with zero data gaps - six times more than industry norms, and fully integrated into the FM system.
No matter the country your in, Summit BIM can turn your data into a long-term asset.
Want to See BIMFMI in Action?
We’ll show you how Summit BIM delivers more than models, turning your building data into a long-term asset that works for facilities, not just design teams.
BIM Consulting Case Studies
Read case studies from some of our featured client and discover how BIM Consulting helped transform their business.
CMHC
A Building Information Management toolkit for housing projects
City of Nanaimo
BIM Specification Requirements
Industry: Municipal Government
Services: Identify
Fraser Health Authority
Royal Columbian Hospital Redevelopment Project
Industry: Healthcare
Services: BIMFMi, Collect, Identify, Manage
British Columbia Institute of Technology
BIM Specification Requirements
BC Housing
Vienna House
Industry: Government
Services: BIMFMi, Collect, Identify, Manage
Carleton University
BIM Specifications Requirements
Fraser Health Authority
Royal Columbian Hospital Redevelopment Project P1
Industry: Healthcare
Services: Collect, Identify, Manage
Fraser Health Authority
Burnaby Hospital Redevelopment Project
Industry: Healthcare
Services: Collect, Identify, Manage
Our BIM Consulting Process
Built on 15 years of BIM Consulting and 35 years in the AEC Industry working with leading firms across Canada.
Identify
Develop a BIM strategy that creates information for the life cycle of your building assets.
Manage
Hit the ground running ensuring your team gets everything they need while we mitigate any issues.
Collect
Using a proven process, we collect data from all stakeholders including sub-trades & architects.
BIMFMI
A centralized cloud platform allowing project members to organize, upload and link asset data.