MMCD IDS 2026 Primer Course

The MMCD IDS 2026 Primer Course provides a holistic overview of the MMCD Infrastructure Data Standards (IDS), with a specific focus on the 2026 updates and an introduction to the data delivery specification for post-construction PIM (Project Information Model) submissions.

Description

 

MMCD IDS 2026 Primer Course 

A Practical Introduction to Infrastructure Data Standards and PIM Delivery 

๐Ÿ“ Course Format & Delivery 

  • Date & Time: Tuesday, March 109:00 AM โ€“ 12:00 PM 

  • Format: Live Online (Microsoft Teams) 

  • Duration: 3 hours 

  • Prerequisite: General knowledge of survey, design, drawing production, GIS update processes, and CAD/GIS technology 

๐ŸŽฏ Course Overview 

The MMCD IDS 2026 Primer Course provides a holistic overview of the MMCD Infrastructure Data Standards (IDS), with a specific focus on the 2026 updates and an introduction to the data delivery specification for post-construction PIM (Project Information Model) submissions. 

This demonstration-based session walks through how AutoCAD and Civil 3D support municipal infrastructure workflowsโ€”from survey and existing conditions modeling, through design modeling and drawing production, to the creation of PIM deliverables for submission to the Owner. The course concludes with a discussion on future for MMCD IDS and where the standard is headed. 

 

๐Ÿงญ Learning Objectives 

By the end of this course, participants will be able to: 

  1. Understand the complete suite of standardized components in MMCD IDS 

  1. Learn the AutoCAD / Civil 3D workflow for municipal infrastructure and land development project procurement 

  1. Understand the data delivery specification for post-construction data submissions to the Owner 

  1. Understand the purpose and preparation of the PIM (Project Information Model) 

 

๐Ÿ“˜ Course Topics 

Key topics covered include: 

  • IDS 2026 Civil 3D updates, including: 

  • Flexible colour plotting 

  • Standardized DWT components 

  • Automatic linework creation and symbol insertion 

  • Surface modeling 

  • Data sharing using ACAD Xrefs and Civil 3D reference objects 

  • MMCD overview and MMCD IDS overview 

  • Folder structure and standardized file contents 

  • Survey / Geomatics and existing conditions workflows 

  • Design modeling (surface transportation and underground utilities) workflows 

  • Drawing production (title blocks, plan production tools, sheets, Sheet Set Manager) 

  • Data delivery โ€“ PIM (Project Information Model) 

  • Project Information Model components: 

  • Feature Representation Tables 

  • Asset Attribution Diagrams 

  • Creating PIM from design model drawings and asset attribution workflows 

๐Ÿ‘ฅ Who Should Attend 

This course is ideal for: 

  • Surveyors and geomatics professionals 

  • CAD technicians and Civil 3D designers 

  • Drawing production staff responsible for construction deliverables 

  • Local government GIS teams responsible for post-construction GIS updates 

  • Managers and supervisors seeking a clearer understanding of CAD and GIS workflows 

 

๐Ÿ’Ž Why Take This Course? 

Participants will: 

  • Gain a clear understanding of MMCD IDS and 2026 updates 

  • Learn how survey, design, drawing, and PIM workflows connect end-to-end using AutoCAD and Civil 3D 

  • Reduce risk and rework by understanding post-construction data delivery requirements 

  • Improve coordination between consultants, contractors, and local governments 

  • Be better prepared for evolving municipal data standards and expectations 

๐Ÿ’ต Course Fees 

 

Membership Type 

Fee (CAD) 

Sponsoring Member 

$316.00 

Supporting Member 

$316.00 

Associate Member 

$355.50 

Non-Member 

$395.00 

+ GST 
Includes digital course materials 

๐Ÿ“ Registration & Enrollment 

  • Registration is confirmed upon payment and form submission 

  • Microsoft Teams access details and course materials will be provided prior to the session 

  • For private or group sessions, please contact MMCD directly 

Prerequisites

Register on www.mmcd.net and complete the IDS User Survey