Discipline models at an agreed shared coordinate system
Find the clash in the model, not on site.
Structured multi-discipline coordination with prioritised, owned issues — not an unfiltered clash count nobody can act on.
Federated model coordination with prioritised clash reporting, tracked issues and accountable resolution.
All BIM servicesDeliverables, stated before we start.
A raw clash run on a large model returns tens of thousands of hits, most of them noise. Value comes from rules, grouping and ownership, so each cycle produces a short list somebody is accountable for.
- Federated model issued each coordination cycle
- Clash matrix defining which disciplines are tested against which, and at what tolerance
- Prioritised clash report with viewpoints, grouped by cause rather than by instance
- BCF issue exchange into your existing issue tracker
- Coordination meeting agenda, minutes and action tracker
- Zone-by-zone sign-off status against the milestone plan
- Model health check: warnings, orphaned elements, coordinate and origin integrity
What we need from you.
Scope gaps are cheaper to resolve before modelling than after. These are the inputs that set the programme and the price.
BIM Execution Plan, or a decision to work to ours
Clash rules and tolerances, if you already hold them
Zone and milestone plan for the coordination programme
- Navisworks Manage
- Revit
- Solibri
- Autodesk Construction Cloud
- BCF issue exchange
BIM coordination & clash detection — common questions.
How do you avoid reporting thousands of false clashes?
Rules first: discipline pairings, element-level exclusions, insulation and tolerance settings, and grouping by root cause. One badly routed duct produces one issue, not four hundred.
Who resolves the clashes?
Resolution stays with the discipline that owns the element. We run the process, evidence the issue and track it to closure. Where you want us to model the fix as well, that is agreed per discipline.
What cadence works?
Weekly cycles during active coordination, fortnightly as zones sign off. The cadence is set against the construction programme, not the modelling programme.
Usually scoped alongside this.
Most packages touch more than one discipline. These are the services that most often sit next to bim coordination & clash detection.
MEP BIM modeling
Coordinated mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire models with plant room layouts and penetration schedules.
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Revit and Tekla structural models with GA drawings, framing plans and coordinated penetrations.
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Link the model to the programme and the cost plan for sequencing, phasing, logistics and progress comparison.
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