Clash-free models start with people who have actually stood on a site. Our BIM coordination service brings twenty years of architectural, project management, and construction experience to the federated model — running structured Navisworks and Revit clash cycles, chairing coordination meetings that end in assigned actions rather than open issues, and tracking every conflict from detection to signed-off resolution. We set up the model federation strategy, enforce naming and level-of-detail discipline in line with ISO 19650 and your project’s BEP, and coordinate architectural, structural, and MEP trade models so that installation sequencing works in the field, not just on screen. The result is fewer RFIs, less rework in the ceiling plenum and riser shafts, and a construction team that trusts the model enough to build from it.

• Clash detection — Defined test matrices (structure vs. MEP, duct vs. sprinkler and cable tray, ceiling zones vs. structural depth), with tolerances agreed up front so reports show real conflicts, not nuisance hits.

• Model audits — Geometry accuracy, worksets, shared coordinates, level and grid alignment, naming compliance, and verification that each model has reached the LOD the schedule claims.

• Issue resolution — A live BCF issue register: every item assigned an owner, a required-by date, and a closing status verified in the next run.

• Model federation and setup — Federation strategy, file structure, and origin control across all trade models.

• Coordination meetings — Chaired sessions that end in assigned actions, with minutes and action logs distributed after each round.

• Constructability reviews — Installation sequencing, above-ceiling and riser space validation, and access clearance checks.

• BEP compliance reporting — Confirmation that model deliverables meet the project BEP and ISO 19650 requirements at each milestone and at handover.

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