BIM Services for MEP

• A process that determines the accuracy & reliability of construction documents for seamless construction.

• Optimization of design to reduce construction costs, shorten installation time, improve system efficiency & project lifecycle costs.

Generation of estimates using leading industry software tools such as Quotesoft & in-house software modules to deliver:

• Accurate length and size of ducts and pipes
• Total number of fittings, accessories & equipment
• Quantity and cost of material
• Labor cost (fabrication, installation & others)
• Material and material cost
• Linear and wrap cost

• Generation of accurate 3D MEP models from a wide range of inputs, such as Design & Contract Documents and project specification sheets.
• Resolution of inter-trade clashes to ensure model accuracy.
• Provision of Unit and Equipment clearance for accessibility & maintenance

Detailed shop drawings to facilitate fabrication and site installation, generated automatically from the 3D model.

Types of Shop Drawings / Description

• Floor plan layout – Plan view of a particular area
• CSD / Overlay Drawing – Combined services drawings including all trades drawings
• Section Drawing – Sectional view of a particular area
• Details Drawings – Sectional, plan, or isometric view with a detailed description of an area 
• Riser Drawings. – Equipment or fixture connections diagram floor by floor
• Penetration Drawing – Plan view with detailed information of sleeve and cut-outs for wall and slab
• Insert Drawings – Plan view with field locations / coordinate points for hanger rod/insert
• Spool / CAM – Detailed drawings of pipes, ducts, and associated components of a particular part/network for fabrication
• Equipment Pad / Plinth Layout – Plan view with location and specification of equipment base/pad 
• As-Built Drawings – Diagram of services (model, shop drawing) as per field installation 

• Accurate spool drawings that facilitate spool assembly for piping runs and pre-fabrication.
• Alignment of segmented spool drawings with the contractor’s prefabrication standards and preferences.
• Provision of modular drawings for prefabrication. Modularization can lower cost, shorten installation time, and improve site safety.

• Enhancement of the accuracy and productivity of the layout process.

• Laser scanning services for renovations and retrofits.
• Data-rich 3D models including information like warranties, equipment lists and product data for facility management.
• The COBie format allows the gathering of data throughout the design phase which is subsequently transferred to the owner.