Self-perform GC
General contractors
Clashes closed in coordination, not discovered on the deck.
Read moreWe model, coordinate and detail to your standards — clashes closed with the trade that owns them, spools your shop can run, and quantities that go straight to procurement when the design moves. One team, first model to as-built.
Pre-construction, construction, fabrication, operations — four phases, one model the field can build from.
You price the job and find the problems while the design can still change.
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You reach the field with the conflicts already settled by the trade that owns them.
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Your shop fabricates straight off the drawings — fewer remakes, no waiting on RFIs.
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You hand over a record of what was actually built, not a folder of field markups.
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General contractors, MEP and steel — whoever owns the delivery date.
Self-perform GC
Clashes closed in coordination, not discovered on the deck.
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MEP & mechanical
Fabrication drawings your shop can run, not a clean clash report.
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Steel & structural
Detail that survives the field, paced to the fabrication schedule.
Read moreWe have run jobs in each of these sectors more than once, and built the teams that know them.
A read on your next job
Send us the award and the bench standing against it. You get back where the coordination load actually lands, which weeks run tight, and what holding the date would take. One page, plain language, no call.
Request the read Usually back within two working days.
How we work
Constructability read early, options tested before they cost money, and past project data pulled forward so the same question isn’t priced from scratch twice.
Quantities come off the model against your cost codes. Revisions compared automatically, every scope delta priced while the bid is still live.
The clash schedule held week after week — runs, triage and trade sign-off — then shop, spool and installation sets the crew can build from without calling the office.
As-builts created from what was actually installed, asset data attached where it belongs, and a handover package the facility team inherits instead of reconstructs.
Naming, parameters, view templates and your LOD 350/400 definitions are checks a model has to pass before it is issued — not a PDF someone remembers.
Quantities, clash history and RFI trails stay in your CDE, structured so the next question is a query rather than a scope.
The panels are illustrative — demo file names, generic rule sets and unlabelled counts from a specimen model. They are not client results.
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One call. We’ll tell you what we’d take off your team’s plate and what it takes to start.
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