Leveraging technologies to redefine the way agencies and industry interact Public agencies* and the industry - including developers, architects, civil and structural engineers, mechanical and electrical engineers, builders, land surveyors, and the Trade Associations and Chambers' (TACs') representatives - have come together to map out the current regulatory approval process and identify challenges / pain points before going on to redesign the new approval process.Ģ.Re-designing the current approval process This integrated submission process provides a one-stop shopfront experience and improves regulatory governance and synergy among agencies.ġ. Agencies will collectively review the submission and provide a consolidated response to the consultants. * Note: The diagram does not show all public agencies involved in the regulatory process.ĬORENET X requires the consultants to collaborate upfront to de-conflict their designs, and submit a coordinated BIM model to the authorities. The plans approval process and response time of the regulatory agencies are also largely dependent on the project teams' own coordination as each individual agency assesses the submissions independently. This approach does not incentivise consultants to conduct proper design coordination, which is important for productive construction practices. The current regulatory process allows concurrent submissions, where industry consultants submit plans to various agencies separately. Figure 1 - Current regulatory approval process
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