ISO 19650 · delivery planning

TIDP & MIDP — who delivers what by when

ISO 19650's delivery plans make information delivery schedulable: the TIDP per team, the MIDP across all teams. They are the operational backbone of the BEP.

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TIDP — a team's delivery plan

The TIDP (Task Information Delivery Plan) is a single task team's plan: which information containers (models, drawings, documents) it delivers, by which date and at what maturity. It makes responsibility concrete per team.

MIDP — the master plan

The MIDP (Master Information Delivery Plan) merges all TIDPs into the project's overall delivery plan. It shows when which information is available across all teams — and surfaces gaps or conflicts between teams before they become schedule problems.

Relationship: TIDP (per team) → merged → MIDP (overall). Both are part of the BEP and reference the delivery milestones from the EIR.

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In the generator you maintain a TIDP per team (with a Gantt view) and merge them into the MIDP — connected to the EIR and BEP. The result: consistent, ISO 19650-compliant delivery plans as DOCX/PDF.

FAQ

What is the difference between TIDP and MIDP?

The TIDP is a single team's delivery plan; the MIDP merges all TIDPs into the overall plan.

Who creates TIDP and MIDP?

Each task team its TIDP; the lead appointed party merges them into the MIDP. Both belong to the BEP.

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