LEVEL OF DEVLOPMENT (LOD)

SERVICES

Mechanical Ductwork

Clash-free mechanical duct models built for prefabrication, tight spaces, and real-world installation tolerances.

Hydronic Piping

Precision hydronic coordination that supports prefab workflows and reduces costly field rework.

Plumbing

From risers to underground, our VDC plumbing modeling keeps installation moving and the schedule on track.

Electrical 

From power distribution to data systems, our VDC modeling protects space, schedule, and serviceability.

Coordination

Clashes resolved digitally before materials arrive, protecting schedule and field productivity.

Prefabrication

Accurate prefabrication details that eliminate guesswork and accelerate production.

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BIM PACKAGE

Our BIM package supports the design phase by developing accurate building system models using standard Revit content. The focus is design intent, documentation clarity, and early spatial coordination.

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    Modeling using standard Revit systems and manufacturer RFAs
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    Equipment placement based on design criteria
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    Routing for duct, pipe, conduit, and cable tray at design level detail
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    Basic clash detection and spatial coordination
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    Model structured for engineering revisions and updates
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    Drawings for permit and construction document sets
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    LOD 100-300 development aligned with design progression
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    Modeling using fabrication parts (ITMs) instead of generic families when applicable
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    System routing optimized for installation and acces
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    Hanger and support layout planning
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    Trade coordination and clash resolution
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    Coordination-ready drawings and installation details
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    Layout points for total station and field installation
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    LOD 350-500 construction-level modeling

VDC PACKAGE

Our VDC package converts design intent into buildable systems. We model how the building will actually be installed, incorporating trade practices, field clearances, and constructability adjustments. Fabrication components (ITMs) are used where applicable to reflect real installation conditions.

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PREFABRICATION PACKAGE

Our Prefabrication package prepares the model for production and field efficiency. We break systems into installable assemblies and create the documentation required for shop fabrication and pre-assembly, reducing field labor and installation time.

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    Spooling of duct, pipe, and conduit systems
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    Prefabrication shop drawings
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    Rack and skid assembly drawings
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    Advanced trade coordination before release
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    Dimensioned spool sheets
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    Fabrication-ready deliverables for shop production
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    Models prepared for early material procurement

BIM

What the Engineer Designed

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VDC

How the contractor builds it

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PREFAB

how the shop produces it

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SERVICE STRUCTURE 

Our BIM/VDC services are structured around how construction projects actually operate — some projects need predictable pricing, some need manpower flexibility, and others need schedule recovery.

We offer three engagement types based on project certainty and schedule demand.

BULK BID

Bulk Bid follows the traditional project model. We review contract drawings, specifications, schedules, and all available project information to provide a defined price for the agreed scope of work.

Because pricing is based on the information provided at the time of bid, any revisions, added scope, or design changes after award are handled through standard change order procedures.

This approach works best when the project documents are stable and the scope is clearly defined.

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    Lump sum pricing based on issued drawings and specifications
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    Clear deliverables and defined modeling scope
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    Coordination and detailing aligned with contract documents
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    Change management through standard change orders
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    Predictable budgeting for project stakeholders
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    Ideal for GMP and hard bid projects
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    Structured milestone-based progress
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    Suitable for fabrication and shop drawing packages
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    Embedded BIM/VDC modelers working inside your standards and templates
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    Consistent weekly modeling output aligned with your project pace
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    Support for coordination, design modeling, and fabrication detailing
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    Reduced hiring pressure and onboarding time
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    Flexible scaling up or down per project phase
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    Lower internal burnout and overtime risk for your team
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    Ideal for typical project schedules and moderate deadlines
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    Reliable long-term production support across multiple projects

STAFF AUGMENTATION

Our staff augmentation service provides experienced BIM/VDC professionals who integrate directly into your existing workflow, software environment, and company standards. We operate as a true extension of your in-house team — supporting coordination, modeling, and deliverables without the overhead of hiring or training additional personnel.

Ideal for workload spikes, backlog reduction, and steady production support, our team works alongside your project managers and engineers to keep models progressing and deadlines on track while preserving internal resources.

From early design through LOD 500 fabrication modeling, we provide reliable production capacity exactly when you need it.

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STAFF AUGMENTATION +

Staff Augmentation + is designed for aggressive project timelines, recovery schedules, and fast-track construction. In addition to fully embedding into your team and standards, our personnel operate in extended production cycles (40–60 hour weekly output) to significantly increase modeling throughput.

Rather than simply adding manpower, Staff Augmentation + adds production velocity — giving your project a measurable schedule advantage without overloading your internal staff.

Built for aggressive schedules, delayed starts, and early release requirements.
This service increases production throughput through extended weekly output, allowing modeling deliverables to stay ahead of construction and procurement.

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    Extended weekly production cycles (40–60 hour output) at a fixed hourly rate
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    Faster model completion and drawing release
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    Ability to recover lost schedule time
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    Earlier fabrication and material procurement
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    Improved coordination before field installation
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    Reduced risk of field clashes and rework
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    Keeps field crews productive and installed ahead of milestones
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    Prevents schedule compression from impacting quality