Techno-managerial implementation of a framework enhances cost certainty in infrastructure projects, suggesting effective management strategies.
Infrastructure projects frequently experience cost overruns and schedule delays due to fragmented design, planning, and cost management practices. This study presents a techno-managerial implementation of 5D Building Information Modeling (BIM) for infrastructure projects by integrating 3D models with time and cost data through a standardized workflow. The proposed framework employs BIM platform as a unified 5D BIM platform for integrating quantities, schedules, costs, and cash flow analysis. Embedding EVM within the model and visualizing results through a Power BI dashboard enabled reliable, real-time performance monitoring. Scan-to-BIM–based progress verification further improved data accuracy, leading to enhanced cost certainty, forecasting reliability, and informed decision-making in infrastructure projects.
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