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BS EN ISO 21597-1:2020 Information container for linked document delivery. Exchange specification Container

BS EN ISO 21597-1:2020

Information container for linked document delivery. Exchange specification Container

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Standard number:BS EN ISO 21597-1:2020
Pages:50
Released:2020-04-29
ISBN:978 0 580 99745 7
Status:Standard
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BS EN ISO 21597-1:2020


This standard BS EN ISO 21597-1:2020 Information container for linked document delivery. Exchange specification is classified in these ICS categories:
  • 91.010.01 Construction industry in general
  • 35.240.67 IT applications in building and construction industry

This document defines an open and stable container format to exchange files of a heterogeneous nature to deliver, store and archive documents that describe an asset throughout its entire lifecycle.

It is suitable for all parties dealing with information concerning the built environment, where there is a need to exchange multiple documents and their interrelationships, either as part of the process or as contracted deliverables. The format is intended to use resources either included in the container (such as documents) or referenced remotely (such as web resources). A key feature is that the container can include information about the relationships between the documents. Relevant use-cases reflect the need for information exchange during the entire life cycle of any built asset and can include, but are not limited to, the handover of

  1. a published bidding package,

  2. required project deliverables at a specific project stage (e.g. when proposing different design scenarios),

  3. shared information as background or for further development,

  4. published approval packages, or

  5. information about versions between partners to provide a means to reference particular states of the information and track changes.