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Abstract
Efficient integration of Facility management and BIM in mega construction projects is considered a key stone for analysing the stakeholders related risks thus, accomplishing projects success with minimum risks and uncertainties. A lot of mega projects have been through high risks which according to studies are mainly cost overruns, and delays because of the great number of stakeholders; So far, a recommended solution to such risks and tricky problems is integrating facility management and BIM through a model of the project that may be updated several times to mitigate the stakeholders’ related risks by making them updated throughout the project phases.
Lately, as the construction industry in Egypt has been facing a paradigm shift and technical expansion, Construction megaprojects have been a main characteristic in Egypt for the past years. The country has made significant and multifaceted efforts to grow its economy by both attracting foreign investments for a wide range of economic activities as well as developing its export capabilities. In 2017, the Egyptian government promulgated the new investment law No. 72 of 2017. The new law was expected to stimulate investment in the economy which in turn boosted the construction sector. There are currently many active projects worth over USD 335 billion, across all sectors including hospitality, real estate, transport and energy infrastructure. This approach took a place, into an integrated approach of facility managers and BIM. The integration of BIM and FM aims to increase the productivity, efficiency, and quality, which will reduce stakeholders’ risks such via effective collaboration and communication of stakeholders in construction projects.
Consequently, the thesis aims to extract a model that evaluate the impact of the integrated BIM FM approach on mitigating SH related risks in Mega construction projects as it’s been a trend now in Egypt in the new administrative capital and new Alamain city.
Finally, build on the literature, case studies and the experts’ opinions, a framework has been extracted for the practical actions for the industry players to ensure a successful risk mitigation plan for cross cultured stakeholders through integrating both BIM and FM in the mega construction projects in Egypt.