BIM clash detection and resolution
We identify, group and track model conflicts. The responsible designers agree the technical resolution, and we update or recheck the federated models as authorised.
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BIM clash detection and Navisworks reports
We can run structured clash checks, group the useful findings and prepare reports that help the responsible team decide what needs to change.
This helps whenYour federated models are ready for review and the project team needs actionable clash information rather than an unfiltered list.
Tell us what you need
Here is where we can take work off your team.
Choose only the parts your project needs. The final package depends on the stage, the quality of the source information and what your team needs to do next.
- 01We review the approved design information and what your team needs the model to do
- 02We set up the requested software version, coordinates, template and naming rules
- 03We produce the Clash Detection & Resolution elements and information named in your brief
- 04We prepare the views, sheets, schedules or coordination outputs needed for the handover
- 05We record questions, incorporate authorised revisions and run internal model checks
What this service can cover.
The exact model content, drawing output and review process are agreed from your source information and intended project use.
Navisworks clash reports
Clash tests can be organised by discipline, zone, system, priority and status. Reports focus on actionable findings instead of passing an unfiltered clash list to your reviewers.
What comes back to you
Files your team can pick up and use.
- Native model files in the software environment you requested
- The model views, drawings, schedules or coordination information listed in the brief
- A record of clarifications, assumptions and exclusions
- Delivery notes and a checklist
Questions worth settling before we start.
Can you work inside our BIM environment?
Yes. Send us the software version, template, coordinates, browser structure, naming rules, model purpose and required outputs. We review that setup before confirming the work.
Who makes design and coordination decisions?
Your appointed project team does. We model approved information, raise questions and incorporate the decisions your responsible reviewers authorise.
Tell us what needs to move forward.
Tell us the delivery date, what information you already have and where the workload is building up. We will tell you what we can take on and what we need from your team.