Applications + Proofs of Concept + Prototypes + Developer Tools

A low-barrier facility life cycle ecosystem enables rapid deployment
of applications and a modular approach to creating new solutions.
Build in once, use it many times.

Space and Equipment Planning

The Space and Equipment Planning System (SEPS) was moved into MAX.gov in 2013. Since then new functionality has been added. Data such as the 1691 equipment database are now hosted on MAX and accessible to other applications. SEPS Master Tables are available as a web service for other applications to connect to.

SEPS 2 BIM

Two large healthcare owners have made their facility requirements data accessible. SEPS2BIM is a resource for tools, APIs and processes.

Spaces

The SEPS2BIM Space Aggregator is a free online utility that uses the SEPS Web Services to create SEPS spaces and equipment in real time and then view them in BIM, Mobile Devices and Reports

Departments

The SEPS2BIM Department Aggregator is a free online utility that uses the SEPS Web Services to create SEPS Departments in real time and then view them in BIM, Mobile Devices and Reports

SEPS

Space and Equipment Planning System hosted on MAX.gov since 2013. SEPS users now authenticate through MAX.gov to access standards and project data.

Master Tables

Space and equipment standards from SEPS are accessible via Web Services. Up until this year, the only way to get to this data was by having access to SEPS. Opening up web services now enables outside applications to use the same data.

Project Tables

SEPS generated project tables are now accessible through MAX.gov as a web service after authenticating through MAX.gov.

Equipment Data

MILSTD 1691 is an equipment database that was web enabled in 2014. Data that used to be distributed by CDs is now accessible through MAX.gov and as a web service.

BIM Objects

As of 2014, about 800 of the over 2,000 Objects from the MILSTD 1691 Equipment Database are available as BIM Objects.

BIM Templates

BIM Templates aligned with SEPS Space Standards
VA SEPS to BIM & Templates
DoD DHA Templates

Your App Here

Learn how to link your application to SEPS or create new applications linked to SEPS.

iFM proofs of concept evaluated the viability of extending MAX.gov to support the needs of the facility life cycle. The results can now be used to define the next steps in the creation of the iFM Platform on MAX.gov.

Portfolio

As part of Proof of Concept #1 a portfolio level view using GIS mapping applications enabled users to get a dashboard understanding of what is happening, and then drill down into details as needed.

Site

As part of Proof of Concept #1 site level data with multiple buildings and functionality such as live reports and plans connected to data was created.

Facility

As part of Proof of Concept #1 a single facility and data connected to floor plans was created. Data is visible and editable based on access privileges.

ESRI

After Proof of Concept #1 was completed and RESTful Web Services were enabled, ESRI was able to link their Map viewer and floor plan viewer to read live data from the FED iFM Web Services and display the data in the ESRI UI.

Admin Tools

Proof of Concept #2 was an exercise to create more administrative tools to define how the user interface and data could be rapidly switched to enable other owners to use FED iFM for their specific needs.

Work Order

As part of Proof of Concept #3 was the Work Order System Challenge. An outside development team with no prior experience with FED iFM or MAX created a functioning proof within a four week period.

ONUMA

As part of Proof of Concept #1 a single facility and data connected to floor plans was created. Data is visible and editable based on access privileges.