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Mervyn Richards is the Director and Principal Consultant of MR1 Consulting Ltd. He has extensive experience in the construction industry as an expert in BIM/3D modeling and assisting with innovative solutions. His reputation has been built on implementing 3D project modeling, BIM, and collaborative workflows on major projects. He brings direction and leadership to enable project teams to deliver robust solutions.

MR 1 Consulting ltd
Collaborating for Business Performance

Mervyn Richards
Director MR1 Consulting

As Director and Principal Consultant for MR1 Consulting Ltd., he has an established position as an expert within the
construction industry and instrumental in the successful delivery and ICT development on many major projects. His role is
typically that of BIM/3D modeling consultant assisting the implementation of innovative solutions in both new business
processes and technical application.

His reputation has been built on a wealth of background knowledge and experiences working with most major consultants
and contractors; research manager on many successful academic projects, pushing the boundaries of 3D project
modeling, BIM, software development, industry standards and business and people processes. He is able to bring the
direction and cohesion that enables task teams to deliver robust solutions.

• 1997 Nominated and short-listed for the ‘IT Business Manager of The Year (CIOB)’.

• 1997 Winner Construction Industry Awards ‘Innovation in IT’ (Project - Heathrow Express). Authored the

British Airports Authority (BAA CAD) standards and innovative electronic management solutions for the project.

• Committee member of the Construction Project Information Committee (CPIC). www.CPIC.org.uk

• Consultant on the Heathrow Express project, post the collapse, developing innovative methods for design

management, 3D project modelling and 2D detailed design production for the tunnels, rail and buildings.

• Consultant for the Terminal 5 Programme in 3D modelling, BIM and new business processes for collaborative

working.

• Author of the developing business processes and methodologies for the development of the 3D Object Oriented

Project Model (BIM) and the management processes known as the ‘Common Data Environment’ (CDE).

• Co author of the Construction Project Information Committee (CPIC) publication ‘Production Information – A

code of procedure for the construction industry’ 2003.

• A principal consultant on the DTI PII .75M project for ICT and the Building Lifecycle Model. The programme is

known as Avanti. www.CPIC.org.uk

• Consultant on the Crossrail Project as 3D modelling and BIM implementation and business process expert.

email mervyn.richards1@ntlworld.com. Phone: 01727 852189 Mobile 077 689 77 340

Confidential Page 1 10/23/2012

• Consultant and committee member with CPIC and the development of the UNICLASS classification system and

the CPIx Protocol. www.CPIC.org.uk

• Author of the CPIC/British Standards Institute publication ‘Building Information Management – a framework and

Guide to BS1192:2007’

• Currently:

1. Authoring of PAS 1192-2 as further guidance to BS1192:2007.

email mervyn.richards1@ntlworld.com. Phone: 01727 852189 Mobile 077 689 77 340

Confidential Page 2 10/23/2012

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1. MR 1 Consulting ltd Collaborating for Business Performance Mervyn Richards Director MR1 Consulting As Director and Principal Consultant for MR1 Consulting Ltd., he has an established position as an expert within the construction industry and instrumental in the successful delivery and ICT development on many major projects. His role is typically that of BIM/3D modeling consultant assisting the implementation of innovative solutions in both new business processes and technical application. His reputation has been built on a wealth of background knowledge and experiences working with most major consultants and contractors; research manager on many successful academic projects, pushing the boundaries of 3D project modeling, BIM, software development, industry standards and business and people processes. He is able to bring the direction and cohesion that enables task teams to deliver robust solutions. • 1997 Nominated and short-listed for the ‘IT Business Manager of The Year (CIOB)’. • 1997 Winner Construction Industry Awards ‘Innovation in IT’ (Project - Heathrow Express). Authored the British Airports Authority (BAA CAD) standards and innovative electronic management solutions for the project. • Committee member of the Construction Project Information Committee (CPIC). www.CPIC.org.uk • Consultant on the Heathrow Express project, post the collapse, developing innovative methods for design management, 3D project modelling and 2D detailed design production for the tunnels, rail and buildings. • Consultant for the Terminal 5 Programme in 3D modelling, BIM and new business processes for collaborative working. • Author of the developing business processes and methodologies for the development of the 3D Object Oriented Project Model (BIM) and the management processes known as the ‘Common Data Environment’ (CDE). • Co author of the Construction Project Information Committee (CPIC) publication ‘Production Information – A code of procedure for the construction industry’ 2003. • A principal consultant on the DTI PII .75M project for ICT and the Building Lifecycle Model. The programme is known as Avanti. www.CPIC.org.uk • Consultant on the Crossrail Project as 3D modelling and BIM implementation and business process expert. email mervyn.richards1@ntlworld.com. Phone: 01727 852189 Mobile 077 689 77 340 Confidential Page 1 10/23/2012

2. • Consultant and committee member with CPIC and the development of the UNICLASS classification system and the CPIx Protocol. www.CPIC.org.uk • Author of the CPIC/British Standards Institute publication ‘Building Information Management – a framework and Guide to BS1192:2007’ • Currently: 1. Authoring of PAS 1192-2 as further guidance to BS1192:2007. email mervyn.richards1@ntlworld.com. Phone: 01727 852189 Mobile 077 689 77 340 Confidential Page 2 10/23/2012

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