Nanosoft: Open BIM standard

Main article: BIM (Building Information Modeling) Information modeling of buildings and structures

2025: BIM Standard Presentation for the Construction Market

On November 17, 2025, Nanosoft presented an open BIM standard based on the best practices, Russian and international experience. This universal practical guide is designed to be a desktop book for all participants in the construction industry: from managers and BIM managers to designers.

The document was created in response to a key market challenge: a gap between companies with established BIM processes and those who are just starting a digital transformation. This standard is not a set of strict prescriptions, but a set of proven best practices and flexible recommendations. It covers all stages of the BIM project: from setting goals and choosing solutions to forming a BIM department and controlling the quality of models. The document contains practical examples, detailed description of processes, approaches and recommendations for implementation based on the Nanosoft product stack.

{{quote "We created not only a document with an extensive strategic part, but also the most useful tool needed" here and now. " This is a roadmap for beginners and a source for "clock reconciliation" of experienced companies. The main thing is that the standard is absolutely open: any part of it can be taken and adapted for your needs, - said Peter Manin, director of business development at ASG (Nanosoft). }}

Key advantages of the Nanosoft BIM standard

Practicality: the standard combines ready-made document templates (EIR, BEP), BPMN process diagrams, recommendations for the use of existing GOSTs and links to them. Vendor independence: despite participating in the creation of the Nanosoft document, most of it is universal and applicable with any software.

Openness: the document can be freely downloaded, used and adapted.

Completeness: the standard takes into account Russian standards and international ISO standards. It will also be applicable to companies participating in international projects.

In practical terms, the document can serve as a very good methodological basis for developing standards for an organization planning to use TIM to solve certain problems. Including in the processes carried out at all stages of the life cycle of the CS: during engineering surveys, architectural and construction design, construction, reconstruction, overhaul, installation, adjustment, operation, demolition, - said Sergey Dragomirov, Deputy General Director of Interregional Institute of Expertise LLC, head of the BIMSERT SDS center.