Future BIM Implementation

Saudi Arabia | Construction

Third Party Event

29 Feb 2016 - 01 Mar 2016

The use of BIM is steadily increasing in Saudi Arabia – most project owners are exploring the use of BIM to ensure the successful delivery of mega projects including the industrial cities, metro and other infrastructure projects in the pipeline.

Bringing together the relevant government bodies, main consultants, project managers, main contractors and BIM technology providers, Future BIM Implementation Saudi Arabia will address the growing use of BIM technologies in the Kingdom and explore how utilizing BIM can ensure that major construction and infrastructure projects are delivered to design specifications, within the agreed timelines and on budget.

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