Delivery system
Clear from scope to handover.
Extra capacity should make delivery easier. We give your team a clear plan, named contacts and regular work to review.
Review your requirements ↗
01 · Airport documentation package
02 · LOD 400 model context
03 · Modular system development
04 · Coordinated documentationSix stages
A defined route to usable deliverables.
- 01
Scope + inputs
Confirm project purpose, source information, responsibilities, LOD/LOI, formats, milestones, revision assumptions and exclusions.
- 02
Standards + mobilization
Align templates, coordinates, naming, file structure, communication, access and issue status. Approve a sample package where appropriate.
- 03
Model + document
Develop the agreed model, drawings, schedules, families and supporting information around a visible issue plan.
- 04
Coordinate + decide
Record conflicts, RFIs, assumptions and decisions through the agreed channel. Incorporate approved resolutions—not guesses.
- 05
Check + review
Run the documented checks for model health, geometry, parameters, drawings, revisions and file-opening before client review.
- 06
Issue + hand over
Close agreed comments, issue the required formats and transfer source files, registers and supporting information.
What we need from you
Good delivery starts with good decisions.
Incomplete inputs are normal. Hidden uncertainty is the problem. We make assumptions, gaps and dependencies visible early so the project team can decide how to proceed.
- A clear list of required outputs
- The source files and their status
- Project coordinates and units
- Software and version requirements
- Templates, BEP or standards where available
- Decision owners and RFI route
- Issue dates and review windows
- A change and revision protocol
Quality control
Checks should be named—not implied.
The final project QA plan is tailored to scope. Typical checks can cover model coordinates and units, naming, warnings, element completeness, model health, drawing consistency, parameters, revision status, linked-file integrity and file-opening verification.
Accountability stays visible.
Depending on scope, a BIM Manager acts as the primary client contact. Coordination, modeling, QA and document-control roles are added to match the delivery package—not shown as anonymous capacity behind a shared inbox.
Working-hour overlap, meeting cadence, escalation routes and local holidays are confirmed during mobilization.
Start with the deliverable
Ready to define a delivery package?
Share the current stage, required outputs, standards, software and deadlines. We will help identify the inputs, roles and review points needed to make it workable.