Real Decreto 1515/2018, de 28 de diciembre, por el que se crea la Comisión Interministerial para la incorporación de la metodología BIM en la contratación pública. | BOE-A-2019-1368 — Spain law | Esheria

Real Decreto 1515/2018, de 28 de diciembre, por el que se crea la Comisión Interministerial para la incorporación de la metodología BIM en la contratación pública.

This provision creates an interministerial commission for BIM in public procurement, places it under the Ministry of Fomento via the Department’s Subsecretaría, and makes it temporary.

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Spain
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
BOE-A-2019-1368
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Language
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BIM BIM implementation in public procurement administrative organization appointment procedures commencement committee composition coordination information management interministerial coordination public administration public contracting public procurement public spending representation working groups

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About this statute

La Comisión tiene por finalidad impulsar y garantizar la coordinación para implantar la metodología BIM en la contratación pública. This article sets out the Commission’s membership, including its chair, vice-chair, members, and secretary, and requires balanced representation of women and men when appointing ministerial members. La Comisión debe elaborar y seguir el plan BIM para la contratación pública estatal, informar al Consejo de Ministros y puede hacer formación, representación e intercambio de información. This article sets up technical and coordination working groups, lets the Commission create additional sectoral groups if needed, and allows certain experts to take part. The Commission may work with experts, social partners, public and private entities and organizations, and invite them to meetings; they may speak but not vote.