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The application of the BIM methodology will allow optimizing the management of more than 2000 projects in strategic sectors such as irrigation, education, transport and health.
With this measure, two milestones of the National Competitiveness and Productivity Plan (PNCP) are reached.
The Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) approved a new regulatory instrument that will optimize public investment management through the use of specialized software and technological infrastructure for the progressive adoption of the Building Information Modeling (BIM) methodology. This digital tool will centralize project information, expedite their execution, reduce culmination times and avoid cost overruns, ensuring more efficient buildings and infrastructure.
With this purpose, the General Directorate of Multiannual Investment Programming of the MEF published this month the Directive Resolution No. 0007-2025-EF/63.01, which approves the Technical note: Software characteristics, hardware, common data environment and other technological resources necessary for the adoption of BIM, as well as the list of typologies of projects of the national government and regional governments that will be developed Bim .
With the adoption and progressive implementation of the BIM, it is projected to expedite the execution of more than 2000 projects in irrigation infrastructure (634 projects), Higher University Education (458 projects), hospital health establishments (618 projects), departmental roads (367 projects), among others.
The approval of this resolution implies the fulfillment of two milestones of the National Competitiveness and Productivity Plan (PNCP): the adoption of standardized minimal characteristics of technological resources for the use of BIM and its application in national government projects and regional governments in selected typologies.
The new technical framework establishes the criteria for public entities and companies to identify and select the technological infrastructure required for the adoption of BIM, which includes software, hardware, common data environments and other resources.
With this measure, the MEF reaffirms its commitment to modernize public investment management, guaranteeing that each inverted sun translates into quality services and infrastructure for citizens, in line with a more agile, transparent and results management management.
