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About BimEnable and The GeoEnable Group

Better Information Management, Since 2012.

At BimEnable, 'Bim' means Better information management. We help organizations turn complex information into better decisions, stronger performance and more valuable assets — across the UK and internationally.

Our Mission

Business As A Force For Good

The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals are 17 global goals for a more sustainable, resilient and equitable future. BimEnable supports them by helping organizations improve digital capability, collaboration and the long-term management of built and natural assets — wherever in the world they operate.

We Help Organizations

Build digital capability

Reduce information risk

Improve collaboration

Prepare for digital twins

Strengthen asset management

Deliver more sustainable, resilient outcomes

Engineer reviewing a 3D building information model on a large screen

Since 2012

Advising on information and asset management

EMEA · AMER · APAC

Advisory delivered to clients in every region

BSI · ICE · CIOB · RICS

Training partner to leading standards bodies

Trusted By

A Selection Of Our Clients

...and 100+ other organizations across engineering, energy, transport, government and technology.

Credentials

BSI Associate Consultant Programme

BimEnable and the wider GeoEnable Group are part of BSI's Associate Consultant Programme, acting as expert advisor in the ISO 19650 series and ISO 55001, and the wider ISO 55000 series.

The ISO 19650 series is the international standard for managing information over the whole life of buildings and civil engineering works, including (but not limited to) Building Information Modelling (BIM). It sets out how information is organized, produced, reviewed and shared throughout a project, and into operation.

The ISO 55000 series is the international standard for asset management. ISO 55001 sets out the requirements for an asset management system, helping organizations get consistent, reliable value from their physical assets across their whole lifecycle.

The BSI Associate Consultant Programme (ACP) is a network of independent consultants who support organisations with implementing and maintaining recognised standards while BSI remains independent as the certification body.

About the BSI:
The British Standards Institution (BSI) is the UK’s National Standards Body (NSB) and a globally recognised standards organisation. Established in 1901, BSI develops standards that support quality, safety, sustainability and best practice across industries worldwide.

Through BSI Group and its participation in international and regional standards bodies such as ISO, IEC and CEN, BSI helps shape standards that are recognised and applied across global markets.

The Standards That Help Join-Up Our Work

Information Management

Current Published ISO 19650 Series

ISO 19650-1:2018: Concepts and principles (in review)

ISO 19650-2:2018: Delivery phase of assets (in review)

ISO 19650-3:2020: Operational phase of assets (in review)

ISO 19650-4:2022: Information exchange

ISO 19650-5:2020: Security-minded information management

ISO 19650-6:2025: Health and safety information

ISO/DIS 19650 Series Under Development

ISO/DIS 19650-1: Revised concepts and principles. Intended to replace ISO 19650-1:2018

ISO/DIS 19650-2: Revised information management process. Intended to replace ISO 19650-2:2018 and ISO 19650-3:2020

ISO/DIS 19650-3: Implementation of the information management process. This will be guidance for the updated Part 2.

ISO (in the name of a standard) means an International Standard published by the International Organization for Standardization.
DIS means Draft International Standard. These revisions are still under development and are not yet published International Standards.

Asset Management

Current Published ISO 55000 Series

ISO currently shows ISO 55002:2018 and ISO/TS 55010:2024 at stage 90.92, "to be revised".

ISO 55000:2024: Vocabulary, overview and principles

ISO 55001:2024: Asset management system requirements

ISO 55002:2018: Guidelines for the application of ISO 55001 ISO/TS 55010:2024: Alignment of financial and non-financial functions (in review / being revised)

ISO/TS 55010:2024: Alignment of financial and non-financial functions (in review / being revised)

ISO 55011:2024: Development of public policy to enable asset management

ISO 55012:2024: People involvement and competence

ISO 55013:2024: Management of data assets

ISO 55000 Series Under Development

ISO's current TC 251 catalogue lists all four as under development.

ISO/CD 55002.2: Revised guidelines for the application of ISO 55001. Intended to replace ISO 55002:2018

ISO/AWI 55010: Revised guidance on aligning financial and non-financial functions. Intended to replace ISO/TS 55010:2024

ISO/CD TS 55014: Guidance for asset management decision making

ISO/CD PAS 55035: Guidance for integrating sustainability within an asset management system

ISO (in the name of a standard) means an International Standard published by the International Organization for Standardization.
CD means Committee Draft.
AWI means Approved Work Item.
TS means Technical Specification.
PAS means Publicly Available Specification.
ISO means International Standard when used as the prefix in a standards designation.

These documents are still under development and are not yet published International Standards.

Important: We have no direct affiliation with the ISO technical committees responsible for developing or maintaining these standards. Standards are subject to amendment, revision and replacement, so the relevant ISO committee pages should always be consulted for the latest official information. Where you are formally engaged with us as a client, we will ensure that the latest applicable standards, revisions and developments are identified and communicated as part of our services.
That's what we do!

- ISO 55000 series: developed and maintained by ISO/TC 251, Asset management.
ISO/TC 251 Asset Management
- ISO 19650 series: developed within ISO/TC 59/SC 13, Organization and digitization of information about buildings and civil engineering works, including BIM.
ISO/TC 59/SC 13 BIM and Information Management

Active Years:

14+

Years advising on information and asset management

Our Reach:

Global

Clients served across EMEA, AMER and APAC

Associates with:

BSI

Associate Consultants — ISO 19650 and ISO 55001

Clients:

100s

Organizations advised across engineering, energy, water, transport and government

People Taught:

1000s

People training in information management and digital transformation

Track Record

Who We've Worked With

BimEnable, and the wider GeoEnable Group, has advised, trained or delivered standards-based information and asset management work for organizations including:

Government and Global Institutions

The World Bank · UK Cabinet Office · HM Treasury · Environment Agency · Homes England

Infrastructure, Transport and Defence

Transport for London · London Underground · British Army · Dublin Airport · Manchester Airport Group

Energy

EDF (Hinkley Point C) · Scottish Power Renewables / Iberdrola · Horizon Nuclear Power · Nuclear Waste Services

Engineering and Consultancy

AECOM · Arup · Atkins · Arcadis · WSP · Ramboll · Skanska · Airbus

Training Partners

BSI · ICE · CIOB · RICS · Esri UK · Synergie Training · Symmons Madge Associates · Digital Node

Technology

Bentley Systems · GeoSLAM

What They Say

"I have known the BimEnable team for well over a decade and can attest to their deep knowledge in geospatial, GIS, BIM and geomatics surveying. They recently developed very comprehensive GIS, Survey and Mapping courses for RICS."

James, Director at RICS

"We engaged BimEnable to write a course on ISO 19650 for the Digital Advancement Academy. The materials were fantastic and the knowledge and skill set put into the delivery were second to none."

Iain, Bentley Systems

"BimEnable delivered the BIM training as an in-house session for our infrastructure design team. Professional, experienced and well qualified — we'll think of them for any further related services."

James, Atkins

"BimEnable's due diligence in exploring all areas of a large and diverse business, and reporting back with findings, gaps and an action plan, was exceptional."

Jonathon, AECOM

"A strategic team with great experience. They produced fantastic outcomes in the early stages of a large-scale geospatial project, winning over the hearts and minds of senior leaders."

Chief Data Officer, Office of Government Property, Cabinet Office

"I've worked with the team for about four years. They have a gift for boiling down the complexities of information management into simple processes and workable solutions."

Martin, Chartered Land Surveyor