Reuse of open data and applications in the area of public procurement (ES0132)

6.2.1. BIM Observatory for public tenders

Brief description

Operation of a BIM Observatory for public tenders (https://cibim.transportes.gob.es/observatorio-cibim) This observatory exploits data from public contracts that have made use of BIM information requirements (published on the Public Sector Contracting Platform and equivalent platforms of the Autonomous Communities), and develops a quantitative and qualitative analysis of these tenders (types of contracts, use of BIM in the technical specifications and administrative clauses, geographical distribution, actual use, potential use, etc.). This information is used for internal purposes by the Interministerial BIM Commission and is made available to the general public, with daily updates.

Objectives

To promote awareness of the current use of BIM in public procurement by administrative bodies and companies in the construction sector in the broadest sense, in order to facilitate the gradual transition to its implementation in all potential uses of BIM estimated in public procurement (25% of public procurement at the state level), in compliance with the mandate of the BIM Plan."

6.2.2. Common Data Environment (CDE) for collaboration in tendering, construction and maintenance procedures for public works by the Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility

Brief description

Development of a computer system (Common Data Environment in terms of BIM methodology) for collaboration and document sharing (between bidders and contractors) for construction and maintenance projects for linear public works by the Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility. This system involves the digitisation of the tendering and execution processes for public works carried out by the Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility.

Objectives

To improve the efficiency of public spending. Facilitating the digital transformation of the construction sector in our country. (BIM has been considered one of the main digitisation technologies in the construction sector by the European Commission.)"

6.2.3. Information on Enisa's participatory loans to SMEs and start-ups

Brief description

Based on the search tool developed in 2017, the aim now is to evolve towards a mass data download system to facilitate the reuse of data of general interest by third parties.

Objectives

Transparency and accountability in the management of public funds and their contribution to strengthening an entrepreneurial and innovative ecosystem"