BIM Modeling & Documentation Services

Every successful BIM project begins with understanding the client’s objectives, project scope, and technical requirements. During this phase, we gather all available project information and define the BIM execution strategy.

Activities Include:

• Understanding project goals and deliverables
• Reviewing client standards and BIM Execution Plan (BEP)
• Collecting architectural, structural, and MEP drawings
• Identifying required Level of Development (LOD)
• Establishing project timeline and communication channels

Outcome:
A clear project roadmap aligned with client expectations and BIM standards.

Once the project requirements are finalized, our team collects and organizes all reference files required for modeling. Accurate input data ensures the BIM model reflects the intended design and minimizes revisions later in the process.

Reference Files May Include:

• CAD Drawings (DWG)
• PDF Construction Drawings
• Sketches and Design Concepts
• Point Cloud Scans (RCP, RCS, E57)
• Survey Data
• Existing BIM Models
• Manufacturer Specifications

Outcome:
Well-organized project data ready for BIM development.

Before modeling begins, we establish a BIM workflow that defines modeling standards, naming conventions, collaboration procedures, and quality requirements.

This Phase Covers:

• BIM standards and guidelines
• Model naming conventions
• Shared coordinates and project setup
• Worksharing configuration
• LOD requirements
• File management strategy

Outcome:
A standardized BIM environment that ensures consistency throughout the project.

Using Autodesk Revit and other BIM software, our specialists develop intelligent 3D models based on approved project information. Each building component is modeled with the required geometry, data, and specifications.

Our Modeling Services Include:

• Architectural BIM Modeling
• Structural BIM Modeling
• MEP BIM Modeling
• Interior BIM Modeling
• Landscape Modeling
• Revit Family Creation

Outcome:
A highly accurate, data-rich BIM model ready for coordination and documentation.

Once individual discipline models are completed, they are combined into a federated BIM model for coordination. This process helps identify design inconsistencies before construction begins.

Coordination Includes:

• Architectural vs Structural coordination
• Structural vs MEP coordination
• HVAC, Electrical, and Plumbing coordination
• Ceiling and equipment coordination
• Space and clearance verification

Outcome:
Improved collaboration and reduced design conflicts across all disciplines.

Every BIM model undergoes a comprehensive quality assurance (QA) process before client delivery. Our quality control procedures ensure compliance with project requirements and BIM standards.

Quality Checks Include:

• Model accuracy verification
• Geometry validation
• Element naming consistency
• Parameter verification
• Family standards review
• LOD compliance
• Drawing accuracy
• Quantity validation

Outcome:
A validated BIM model that meets the highest quality standards.

Using BIM data, we generate precise quantity schedules that support estimation, procurement, and project planning.

Quantity Extraction Includes:

• Concrete Quantities
• Steel Quantities
• Doors and Windows
• Finishes
• MEP Components
• Furniture & Fixtures

Benefits:

• Improved cost estimation
• Reduced material waste
• Better procurement planning
• Accurate budgeting

Outcome:
Reliable quantity takeoffs for informed project decisions.

Once all models and documentation have passed quality checks, we deliver the final project files in the client’s preferred format. Our support continues even after delivery to accommodate revisions, coordination updates, or additional project requirements.

Deliverables May Include:

• Revit Files (.RVT)
• IFC Files
• Navisworks Files (NWC/NWD)
• AutoCAD Drawings (DWG)
• PDF Documentation
• Shop Drawings
• Clash Reports
• Quantity Schedules

Outcome:
A complete BIM package ready for design coordination, construction, facility management, or future project phases.