CORENET X: Submission Readiness for QPs & QPAs (March 2026)

CORENET X submission and process is challenging for many architectural practices, especially for those yet to embrace digital solution in their current practice. These include the following:

Understanding the new regulatory requirements, IFC-SG, and the CX submission platform New workflows requiring coordinated submissions to multiple agencies at the various gateways is superseding the current point-to-point agencies submission Ensuring consistency and completeness of information within the project and across consultant team adds another layer of procedural and technical complexity for QPs and QPAs

Designed and curated by practicing architects, the course addresses these CX issues and challenges from the architect's perspective. This course is prepared for QPs and QPAs to embrace this new submission processes for the imminent change.

Module One – CX concepts and gateways Participants will learn the concept of CX, RABW, submission gateways and many other related facilities and functions. Preliminary submission requirements and expectations will also be discussed and shared.

Module Two – Hands-on tutorial on CX submission platform, Participants will learn about the user interface and functions of the CX submission platform. The training will be conducted in a small-group (max. 25 participants), interactive tutorial format to ensure that participants can apply the knowledge learned to the submission portal, including setting up a project profile, managing project members, uploading a project for submission, and experiencing the submission outcome. Participants are also expected to bring their own laptop for this module.

Ar Jim Tan, Xcube Architects Jim is the founding principal and registered architect of XCUBE Architects. He has more than 20 years of experience in the building industry and is also an avid technologist and data manager for the building practices. In 2006, he was part of the project team implementing BIM to the Brunei government for Autodesk Consulting, transforming the organization from 2D practices to adopting BIM. In 2008, he is also part of the pilot team involved in BCA BIM e-submission, where he trained and guided the participating firm to adopts BIM e-submission in a 3 months program. Jim has successfully contributed in at least 25 established constructions project in Singapore and overseas. He is also actively involved in community projects and has been regularly invited to speak about digital transformation for the built environment.