Catch it in the model, not the field.
A coordination pass on your Revit and Navisworks models before drawings release for bid — the constructability, clash, access, and buildability check that turns a future RFI into a redline today.
Every clash left in a set for bid comes back more expensive: as an RFI, a change order, a re-coordination cycle, or a crew standing around the deck. A pre-bid review is the cheapest place on the whole project to find those problems — while they're still lines on a screen and nobody has poured, hung, or fabricated anything.
We review the way a builder reads a set: can the trades actually be installed in the sequence and the space the drawings assume? Where do systems fight for the same inches above the ceiling? What can't be reached to maintain once the building is closed up?
Read before bid
A structured pass over your Revit and Navisworks models and the drawings they produce — checked against how the work actually gets built.
Flagged, not buried
Hard and clearance clashes, tight or unreachable equipment, install-sequence and access problems — surfaced as findings your team can act on.
Prioritized findings
Issues located in the model with enough context to fix, sorted by impact — not a 4,000-row export nobody reads.
Fewer RFIs & change orders
Problems resolved on the design side, before bid, mean fewer RFIs, fewer change orders, less coordination churn, and fewer field delays.
For the design side.
Architecture and engineering firms who'd rather find the coordination problems themselves than have them come back as bid-day questions and post-award change orders. Scoped per project, priced per engagement — the first scoping call is 15 minutes and we'll tell you honestly whether a review will pay for itself.
Get eyes on the set before it goes out.
Tell us about the project and the deadline. First scoping call is 15 minutes.
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