Training Seminar: 2018 Understanding BIMMS & Standards

Date: September 8, 2018- November 17,2018

Summary of Discussion

BIM – Building Information Modeling

-It is an intelligent 3D model-based process that gives architecture,

engineering, and construction (AEC) professionals the insight and tools to
more efficiently plan, design, construct, and manage buildings and
infrastructure.

5 Keys before Staring BIM

 Project Data Information

 Basic Building Material
 Basic Revit Knowledge
 BIMMS Standards
 BIMMS Deliverables

Project Data Information

Plan Reading

Points to Remember IN Plan Reading:

 General Notes
 Missing Plans
 Overlaying of Plans
- Transition Plans
- Reflected Ceiling Plan
 Distances & Alignment
- Vertical Alignment
- Headroom Clearance
- Pipe Chase/Clear Opening
- Clear Access for maintenance Purposes

 Provision & Actual Condition

- Actual Tapping Point
- Provision of Double Slab/Drip Pan

 Equipment and Load Schedule

 Schematic Diagram
Pipe

PVC/uPVC Pipes ( Series 600 or Series 1000)

Size (mm) Size (in) Outside Dia. OD (mm)

8 mm ¼” 8 mm
10 mm 3/8” 10 mm
15 mm ½” 15 mm
20 mm ¾” 20 mm
25 mm 1” 25 mm
32 mm 1 ¼” 32 mm
40 mm 1 ½” 40 mm
50 mm 2” 50 mm
65 mm 2 ½” 65 mm
80 mm 3” 80 mm
90 mm 3 ½” 90 mm
100 mm 4” 100 mm
125 mm 5” 125 mm
150 mm 6” 150 mm
200 mm 8” 200 mm
250 mm 10” 250 mm
300 mm 12” 300 mm
350 mm 14” 350 mm
400 mm 16” 400 mm
450 mm 18” 450 mm
550 mm 20” 550 mm
600 mm 24” 600 mm

PPR Pipes ( PN 10, PN 16, PN 20)

Size (mm) Size (in) Outside Dia. OD (mm)

15 mm ½” 20 mm
20 mm ¾” 25 mm
25 mm 1” 32 mm
32 mm 1 ¼” 40 mm
40 mm 1 ½” 50 mm
50 mm 2” 63 mm
63 mm 2 ½” 75 mm
75 mm 3” 90 mm
100 mm 4” 110 mm
150 mm 6” 160 mm
HDPE Pipes ( PE 80 and PE 100)

Size (mm) Size (in) Outside Dia. OD (mm)

15 mm ½” 20 mm
20 mm ¾” 25 mm
25 mm 1” 32 mm
32 mm 1 ¼” 40 mm
40 mm 1 ½” 50 mm
50 mm 2” 63 mm
63 mm 2 ½” 75 mm
75 mm 3” 90 mm
100 mm 4” 110 mm
150 mm 6” 160 mm
200 mm 8” 225 mm
250 mm 10” 280 mm
300 mm 12” 315 mm
350 mm 14” 355 mm
400 mm 16” 400 mm
450 mm 18” 450 mm
500 mm 20” 500 mm
550 mm 22” 560 mm
600 mm 24” 630 mm
700 mm 28” 710 mm
800 mm 32” 800 mm

BI/ CI/GI Pipes ( Schedule 40 and Schedule 80)

Size (mm) Size (in) Outside Dia. OD (mm)

8 mm ¼” 8 mm
10 mm 3/8” 10 mm
15 mm ½” 15 mm
20 mm ¾” 20 mm
25 mm 1” 25 mm
32 mm 1 ¼” 32 mm
40 mm 1 ½” 40 mm
50 mm 2” 50 mm
65 mm 2 ½” 65 mm
80 mm 3” 80 mm
90 mm 3 ½” 90 mm
100 mm 4” 100 mm
125 mm 5” 125 mm
150 mm 6” 150 mm
 200 mm 8” 200 mm
250 mm 10” 250 mm
300 mm 12” 300 mm
350 mm 14” 350 mm
400 mm 16” 400 mm
450 mm 18” 450 mm
550 mm 20” 550 mm
600 mm 24” 600 mm

BOQ Sample

CSI Format

16 Division

• Division 01 — General Requirement

• Division 02 — Site Construction
• Division 03 — Concrete
• Division 04 — Masonry
• Division 05 — Metals
• Division 06 — Wood and Plastics
• Division 07 — Thermal and Moisture Protection
• Division 08 — Doors and Windows
• Division 09 — Finishes
• Division 10 — Specialties
• Division 11 — Equipment
• Division 12 — Furnishings
• Division 13 — Special Construction
• Division 14 — Conveying Systems
• Division 15 — Mechanical/Plumbing
• Division 16 — Electrical
Basic Revit Knowledge

Project

In Revit Architecture, the project is the single database of information

for your design.

The project file contains all information for your building design, from
geometry to construction data.

Family

In Revit Architecture, these are classes of elements in a category.

3 kinds of Families

1. Loadable Family:

-can be loaded into a project and created on family templates.

2. System Family:

-includes walls, dimensions, ceilings, roofs, and levels. They are not
available for loading or creating as separate files.

3. In-Place Family:

-define costume elements that you create in the context of the

project. Create an in-place element when your project need unique
geometry.
To get started in Revit you can open a Project or Family or create one from a

Template file.

You can also open a recently use file by clicking the projects in the recent files
window.

Revit Extension Files:

1. Project - .rvt

2. Family - .rfa

3. Template - .rte
RIBBON:

-The Ribbon display when you create or open a file. It provides all the tools
necessary to create a project or family.
 Expanded Panel
An arrow next to a panel title
indicates that you can expand the
panel to display related tools and
controls

Expanded Panels

PROJECT BROWSER:

The Project Browser shows a logical hierarchy for all

views, schedules, sheets, family, groups, linked Revit
models, and other parts of the current project. As
you expand and collapse each branch, lower-levels
items display.
PROPERTIES PALETTE:
Type Selector

Properties Filter
Display Type Properties

The properties Palette is a

modeless dialog where you can
view and modify the
parameters that define the
properties of element in Revit.
Instance Properties

TYPE SELECTOR: When a tool for placing element is

active, or elements on the same type are selected
in the drawing area the Type Selector displays at
the top of the properties palette. It identifies the
currently selected family type and provides a
drop-down from which you can select a different
type.

Selected object
to appear on the
type selector
and all the
families you have
loaded to the
project.
DRAWING AREA

The Drawing Area of the Revit window displays views (sheets and schedules)
of the current project.

Each time you open a view in a project, by default the view displays in the
drawing area on top open views. The other views are still open, but they are
underneath the current view.

The default color of the drawing area background is white you can invert the
color to black.

Drawing
Area

WORKSHARING
WORKSET:

- Is a collection of walls, doors or chairs and other trades. Only one

user can edit each workset at a given time. This prevents potential
conflicts within the project.

Select and
BIMMS Standards

Color & Symbol

Structural (for final deliberation)

COMPONENT SYMBOL RGB

FACE SECTION
Beam 000-128-064

Girder 000-128-064

Column 000-155-170

Shearwall 076-206-209

Planted Column 000-155-170

Structural Slab 210-210-164

(0 mm depression from FFL)
Structural Slab 255-207-185
(-50 mm depression from FFL)
Structural Slab 216-177-177
(-75 mm depression from FFL)
Structural Slab 255-200-145
(-125 mm depression from FFL)
Slab On Grade 210-210-210

Footing/Foundation 190-190-190

Retaining Wall 127-140-191

Underground Utilities Wall 133-098-220

Earth n/a

Property Line n/a

Gravel Bed 255-128-000

Lean Concrete 128-000-255

Crystalline Waterproofing n/a

Damp proofing Polyethylene 000-128-255
Sheet
Chase/Shaft n/a

Depression n/a

Slab Thickness n/a

ARCHITECTURAL (for final deliberation)

COMPONENT SYMBOL RGB

FACE SECTION
Wall
CHB Wall F: 213-255-231
150 mm THK S: 255-083-083

CHB Wall F: 213-255-231

100 mm THK S:128-128-255

RC Wall F: 213-255-231
S: 000-064-128

Drywall F:183-255-214
Equivalent to 150mm THK Wall S: 000-193-049

Drywall F:183-255-214
Equivalent to 100mm THK Wall S: 255-255-130

Exterior Precast F: 213-255-231

S: 192-192-192

Interior Precast F: 213-255-231

S: 192-192-192

Stair
Stair 255-189-159

Railing & Handrail 138-138-138

Ceiling
Gypsum Board 216-175-175
Moisture Resistance Gypsum 255-206-157

Ficem Board 255-166-121

ACP(Aluminum Composite 180-180-180

Panel)

Floor Finish
Tile n/a Depend on
nearest color
material
approved
(Lighter Color Version)
Wood Flooring n/a Depend on
nearest color
material
approved
(Lighter Color Version)
Carpet n/a Depend on
nearest color
material
approved
(Lighter Color Version)

MEPFS

COMPONENT SYMBOL RGB COLOR

SHADE
Exhaust Air Duct 000-128-255
Toilet Exhaust Air Duct 255-128-064
Return Air Duct 128-128-064
Supply Air Duct 064-128-128
Fresh Air Duct 000-255-128
Kitchen Supply Air Duct 128-128-255
Kitchen Exhaust Air Duct 128-128-128
Pre-cooled Air Duct 128-064-064
Chilled Water Supply 000-064-128
Chilled Water Return 255-128-255
Condenser Water Supply 000-255-255
Condenser Water Return 000-064-000
Refrigerant Pipe 201-205-050
Fuel Oil Fill Pipe 255-128-128
Fuel Oil Vent Pipe 128-128-128
Fuel Return Pipe 128-255-255
Fuel Supply Pipe 113-184-255
Power & Lighting System 240-120-000
Surface Mounted Compact n/a n/a
Fluorescent Lighting Fixture

Recessed Mounted Compact n/a n/a

Fluorescent Lighting Fixture
(Opt 1)
Recessed Mounted Compact n/a n/a
Fluorescent Lighting Fixture
(Opt 2)
Surface/ Pendent Mounted n/a n/a
Compact Fluorescent Lighting
T5 Batten Type Fluorescent lamp n/a n/a
Covelight
Surface Mounted with Safety n/a n/a
Glass Aluminum Globe Guard

Wall Mounted Luminaire n/a n/a

Recessed Wall Mounted n/a n/a

Luminaire

Ceiling/Wall Mounted Single n/a n/a

Sided Emergency Exit Sign

Ceiling/Wall Mounted Single n/a n/a

Sided Emergency Exit Sign with
direction

Switch Bank n/a n/a

Denotes Additional Battery pack n/a n/a

LED Strip Lighting Cove Lighting n/a n/a

Wall Mounted Light & Doorbell n/a n/a

Duplex Convenience Outlet n/a n/a

Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter n/a n/a
Receptacle Outlet (Counter)

Duplex Convenience Outlet n/a n/a

(Countertop)

Duplex Floor Mounted n/a n/a

Convenience Outlet (Grounding
Type)
Electric Range Outlet (Grounding n/a n/a
Type)

Range Hood Outlet n/a n/a

Special Purpose Outlet n/a n/a

Weather Proof Outlet n/a n/a

Refrigerator Outlet n/a n/a

Sink Erator Outlet n/a n/a

Sink Erator Switch n/a n/a

Panel Board n/a n/a

Non-Fused Disconnected Switch n/a n/a

Metal Clad Duplex Receptacle n/a n/a

Outlet

Riser up/Riser down n/a n/a

Input Module power provision n/a n/a

Bell/Chime/Doorbell n/a n/a

Fire Detection and Alarm System 248-007-121

Addressable Smoke Detector n/a n/a

Addressable Smoke Detector n/a n/a

with Base Sounder

Conventional Smoke Detector n/a n/a

Heat Detector n/a n/a

Control Module n/a n/a

Monitoring Module for Flow n/a n/a

Switch
Monitoring Module for n/a n/a
Supervisory Switch

Fireman’s Telephone Jack n/a n/a

Fire Alarm Sounder with Strobe n/a n/a

Light

Manual Pull Station n/a n/a

Graphical Annunciator n/a n/a

End of Line Resistor n/a n/a

Riser Up/ Riser Down n/a n/a

Public Address/background 148-193-062

music
Ceiling Mounted Speaker n/a n/a

Wall Mounted Speaker n/a n/a

Closed Circuit Television system 133-174-250
Parking Management System 184-000-060
Intercom 204-153-000
Point of Sale 000-153-204
Security management System 198-244-011
Guard Tour 243-101-075
Building Management System 064-000-128
Data/ Telephone 000-164-164
CATV 000-128-192
Input Module + Door Contact n/a n/a

CCTV Camera n/a n/a

Guard Tour n/a n/a

Intercom n/a n/a

Optical Network Terminal n/a n/a

Cabinet

Universal Information Outlet n/a n/a

Dual Port Information Outlet n/a n/a

Duress Alarm n/a n/a

CATV Outlet n/a n/a

Drain 000-128-000
Perforated 102-102-153
Sanitary 255-128-000
Condensate Drain Pipe 255-000-255
Domestic Cold Water 000-000-255
Domestic Hot Water 150-000-000
Kitchen Waste 128-064-000
Waste Pipe 128-128-255
Vent 000-255-064
Fire Pro (Wet) 255-000-000
Fire Pro (Dry) 255-000-000
Upright Sprinkler n/a n/a

Pendent Sprinkler n/a n/a

 Concealed Sprinkler n/a n/a

Wall Mounted Sprinkler n/a n/a

Discipline Modeling Guidelines

This Section of BIM Standard serves as guidelines in modeling or checklist of

information needed when modeling the project. The said information gives accuracy,
efficient and consistent data in each discipline to BIM users.

STRUCTURAL

Element Modelling included Example Image

Columns Specific sizes (Depth and Width);

Correct orientation and specific

location (with setting-out from the
structural grid);

Type of Column; (if it’s (regular)

Column or Planted Column or
Stiffener Column; Concrete or Steel

Compressive Strength (psi)

Modeled from Floor to Floor (top and

bottom should be aligned to beam
soffit attached to column)

Beams Specific sizes (Beam and Width);

Correct orientation and specific

location (with setting-out from the
structural grid);

Type of Beam (if it’s (regular) Beam,

Girder, Lintel, Link or Tie Beam;
Concrete or Steel)

Slope and Elevation;

Compressive Strength (psi)

 Model should attached from Column
to Column or Beam to Column or
Beam to Beam or unless it is special
cases like cantilever

Slabs Specific thickness;

Correct depression and setting-out;

Compressive Strength (psi)

All sloping surfaces

Retaining Wall Specific size and shape of the

foundation with accurate size,
geometry and location of retaining
wall elements.

Specific bearing depth, Foundation

Depth, Wall Cut-Off depths shall be
modelled.

Foundation Specific size and shape of the

(piles, pile foundation with accurate size,
caps, tie geometry and location of
beams, mat & foundation element
footing)
Specific bearing depth, foundation
depth, pile cut-off depths shall be
modelled.
ARCHITECTURAL

Element Modelling included Example Image

Floor Slabs Finishes materials shall be accurately
modelled based on specific types
(tiles, wood etc.)

It should not be overlap to structural

slab.

Stairs Treads, risers, goings are modelled

accurately

The handrails should modelled as per

design or approved material and
shop drawings.

Walls Exterior Wall

Finishes material shall be accurately

modelled based on specific types
(tiles, stone, plastered, painted etc.).
Stone/GRC Cladding may be
modelled as mass elements of overall
thickness

Interior Wall

Finishes material shall be accurately

modelled based on specific types.
Wall termination from each end
should be specified.

Wall Tiles Wall Tile coverage should be defined

as per plan.

Ceiling Correct Ceiling Covered as per

design intent or approved proposed
ceiling plan.

Specific Cove details and shadow

gap, curtain through, etc.

Fixtures indicated as per design

intent or approved drawings
Doors Specific Door Leaf and Opening as
per Door Schedule

Model the Door Jamb as per

specified by consultant or approved
door jamb from submittal of sub-
contractor.

Windows Specific types, location and nominal

size

Consider the Window frame width

and glazing modelled.

Indicate the symbol where is the

operable panel and fixed panel.

Louvers Specific types, location and nominal

size

Blade profile should be according to

the design or approved design and
distances to each other.

Room Tagging Specific as per design room name

unless it is not included at the
Compliance Manual Room Tagging.
Furniture, Specific as per design intent or
fixtures, approved design.
cabinets,
appliances
MEPFS

Element Modelling included Example Image

Shaft and Riser It should model end to end basis
(floor to floor).

Specific types, nominal size and

fittings attached to it.

Considered Access requirements,

Schematic Diagram layout.

Riser It should model end to end basis

(floor to floor).

Specific types, nominal size and

fittings attached to it.

Ducts Specific Types/System, size and

gauge

GAUGE THICKNESS BASED ON

MAXIMUM WIDTH:

GAUGE #26 (0.5mm) - <300mm

GAUGE #24 (0.6mm) - UP TO 750mm

GAUGE #22 (0.8mm) - UP TO 1200mm

GAUGE #20 (1.0mm) - UP TO 3000mm

GAUGE #18 (1.2mm) - ABOVE

3000mm

GUAGE #16 (1.6mm) - FOR MACHINE

CABINET
 For smoke evacuation duct and
kitchen exhaust duct, use gauge #
18 no matter what the width is

Conduits, Specific types, nominal size and

Flexible Pipe fittings attached to it.
and Fittings
The layout should be modelled from
source to output/fixtures.

Pipes and Specific types, nominal size and

Fittings fittings attached to it.

Considered correct fitting to each

system.

Specify the material type

The layout should be modelled from

source to output/fixtures.
Equipment Specific Type and Designation

Panel Board, Automatic Transfer

Switch, Air Circuit Breaker,
Transformer, Switch Gear, Generator
Set, etc.

Air Terminals Specific Type and Size

Lighting Fixtures Specific Types of Bulb, Lighting

Encasement.
Switch and Specific Types
Outlet

Plumbing Specific Types and where it is located

Fixtures

Sprinkler Define if its Quick Response or

Standard Response

Quick response sprinklers

-Residential units only

Standard response sprinklers

-Parking areas
-Other than residential units
Pipe Specific Type and Size
Accessories
Correct use of Pipe Accessories
connected to System

Accessories Specific Types

Like Grounding Bus Bar, Grounding
Rod, Lighting Arrester, Wire mesh

Insulation System with insulation:

1. Kitchen Exhaust Air Ducts

2. Air Conditioning Ducts
3. Refrigerant Pipes
4. Condensate Pipes

Meter Center Model the Individual Digital meter at

Meter Center

Wire Gutter should model separately

to Digital Meters.
Panel Board Unit, TelCo and EE Room have
include at the model

Civil Works Specific type

Like Reception boxes, manhole,

access manhole,etc.
Annotation

When generating sheet, Annotation shall be legible, clear and concise.

An opaque background should be considered as an aid to clarify. Text shall
remain legible when drawings are plotted at reduces size. Whenever practical
lettering shall not be placed directly on Top of lines or symbols.

Text Assignment

All Text shall be the following sizes:

Text Height (mm) Usage

Plotted full size
1.8 General Text, Dimensions, notes used on A3 & A4
drawings
2.5 General text, Dimensions notes
3.5 Sub-headings,
General text, dimensions, notes- A0 drawings
5.0 Normal Titles, drawing numbers
7.0 Major titles

Dimensioning

Dimension style shall be consistent appearance of dimensions across all

project sheet generated. Any changes in dimensions style shall be approved
by the author.

Dimension style should be:

1. Readable in any scale

2. Dimension Text should be above the dimension lines
3. It should be placed on drawings so they may be read from the
bottom or right hand side of the drawings.
4. Avoid duplicate dimensioning
5. Dimension lines shall not be broken and shall not cross other
dimension lines.

Line Weights

Line weight should be the following:

1. Visually Appealing
2. Consistent
3. Provide adequate differentiation of elements cut in sections, views
and priority elements.
BIMMS Deliverables

For Regular Services:

BIMMS shall comply the requirement of the client by issuing the IFC
(Issued for Construction). These plans generate from interpretation of drawings
such as HOP, DD, and FCD and included the collaboration and series of
coordination of design team.

The IFC limited to:

Structural

A. General Plans:
1. Shearwall Index & Column Setting Plan
2. Structural Beam & Slab Depression Setting Plan

B. Foundations:
1. Foundation Plans and Excavation plans
2. Foundation Coordinates
3. Retaining wall footing & Retaining wall Section Details
4. Underground Utilities Plans (Cistern, Sump pit, Water tank, Fuel tank,
Fire Tank)

C. Special/Critical Areas:
1. Ramp Framing Plan
2. Ramp Coordinates
3. Pool Framing Plan (if there’s double slab)
4. Crown Framing Plan
5. Reception Box Framing Plan
6. Upstand wall Details (for raised floors)
7. Drop-off points Framing and Slab Levels
8. Other areas needed

Architectural

A. General Plans:
1. Wall Staking Plan
2. Interior Reflected Ceiling Plans (Except Basements without Ceiling)

B. Detailed Plans:
1. Toilet Tile Setting Plans, Elevations and Ceiling Plan
2. Common/Other Interior Tile Setting Plans
3. Stair Plans & Sections
4. Enlarge Plans like Hallway, Lobby, Administration room
 C. Miscellaneous Areas:
1. Wheel stop Setting Out Plan & Column Guard Location
2. Drop-off point Elevation Level & Setting Out
3. Other areas/item needed

Mechanical

A. General Plans:
1. Air Conditioning and Ventilation Lay-out*
2. Chilled Water Distribution lay-out
3. LPG Gas Lay-out

B. Special Detail Areas:

1. Cooling Tower Layout
2. Chiller Plant Room Blow-up Details
3. Fuel Oil Storage Tank and Pump /Piping Details Lay Out
4. Generator Room Blow-up Details, Fuel Day Tank Blow-up Detail
5. Other areas needed

Electrical

A. General Plans:
1. Feeder Lay Out*
2. Power Lay Out*
3. Lighting Lay Out*
4. Lightning Protection System
5. Grounding System
6. Interior Reflected Ceiling Plans (Basements without Ceiling only)

B. Special Areas:
1. Auxiliary and EE Room Details (if Sub-con is not yet engage)
2. Permanent Power Supply (MERALCO)
3. Power House (Transformer room, LVSG, HVSG, Generator Set)
4. Other areas needed

Electronics/ Extra Low Voltage

A. General Plans:
1. Electronics/Auxiliary System (Telecommunication System, Integrated
Security Management System, CCTV System, CATV System, Building
Management System, Parking Management)*
2. Fire Detection and Alarm System & Public Address and Background
Music*
Plumbing

A. General Plans:
1. Sanitary Drainage Lay-out*
2. Domestic Water Supply Lay-out*

B. Miscellaneous/Special Plans:
1. Sump, Sewage and Elevator Pit Details
2. Domestic Pump Room (including Block Out) and Tank Detail
3. Manhole, Grease Trap, Oil, Sewage Interceptor Box, Drainage Box
Details
4. Septic Tank Details
5. Elevated Potable and Non-Potable Water Tank Detail
6. Lift Station (If necessary)
7. Other areas needed

Fire Protection

A. General Plans:
1. Fire Protection Lay-Out*

B. Miscellaneous/Special Plans:
1. Fire Water Storage Tank and Pump Details
2. Elevated Fire Water Tank/Pump Details
3. Other Areas needed

* Individual Services Drawing

DRAWING OUTPUTS

1 pc A1 to Operation for implementation thru Document

Controller
3 set A3 compilation for billing purposes (CMG, CG and PM
Copy) with CD of PDF file compilation
For Extended/Additional Services:

COMBINED SERVICES DRAWING:

These additional services sometimes called Coordinated Shop Drawing

because it is product when the layout all trades consolidate with coordination. It also
assure that no overlapping/intersection between two or more trades. It is included
during creation of Individual Services/Shop Drawing (ISD).

DRAWING OUTPUT

1 pc A1 to Operation for implementation thru Document

Controller
Included at A3 compilation for billing purposes of regular
services

CUT –UPS / 201 File:

These extended services are offered separately that can be optional to avail
by the client. The cut-ups used as term if the client for retail & office space, and the
201 file is for residential units. These Cut-ups/201 File are blow-up plans for a particular
space or units that emphasis all stub-out/& existing utilities as used as reference for fit-
out contractors hired by the client/owner.

The cut-ups shall have two pager, one for the plans and another for matrix.

DRAWING OUTPUTS

1 set A3 to CMG for file copy and reference with

1 pc CD of PDF files

AS-BUILT

These another extended services are offered separately supporting the COD
to generated the Structural Framing Plan and General Architectural Plan from Red
Lining verified by COD & QA. (See BIMMS Process & Procedures)

DRAWING OUTPUTS

3 sets A1 to CMG
1 pc CD of PDF files
Pull Forward Process

Note:

Always Secure a Revit files at the 4th month or (earlier) of modeling

(LOD 300*) and the issued IFC (LOD 400**).

*Based on issued 100% DD

**Based on result of work session at the DCM and as reference on issuance of

CD/FCD, which means IFC=CD/FCD.