ISO 19650 · project level

PIR template — information at the decision gates

The Project Information Requirements (PIR) define which information a specific project needs at its decision gates. They are the bridge from strategy (OIR) to the order placed with the delivery team (EIR).

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What are the PIR?

The PIR (Project Information Requirements) describe, under ISO 19650, which information the client needs at the decision points of a specific project — e.g. for approval, award or investment sign-off. They derive from the OIR and are the basis of the EIR.

Why decision points?

BIM is not an end in itself. The PIR tie the information demand to concrete decisions: what must be known at this gate so we decide well?

ISO scope: the PIR is project-level but sits before the EIR — it clarifies the need; the EIR places the concrete order with the delivery team.

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In the generator you define decision points, objectives and success criteria — derived from the OIR and ready to feed the EIR. The result: an ISO 19650-compliant PIR as DOCX/PDF.

FAQ

What are the PIR?

A specific project's information requirements at its decision gates — between the strategic OIR and the EIR.

What is the difference between PIR and EIR?

The PIR clarifies the need at the decision gates; the EIR is the derived order to the delivery team.

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