Before pricing or mobilisation
Is the BIM package ready to price?
Check six things that often slow down a buyer and delivery team. The result gives you a practical clarification list and a scope starter you can share.
BIM outsourcing readiness scorecard
Six delivery controls reveal whether a package is ready to price, mobilize—or clarify first. Your answers stay in this browser.
Recommended next step
Clarify before requesting a fixed commitment
The main risk is not lack of modeling effort—it is unclear purpose, inputs or decision control. Resolve the first three priorities before fixing programme or fee.
Close these gaps first
- Model purposeState what must be coordinated, documented, measured, approved, fabricated or handed over.
- Source informationPrepare one representative model, drawing, scan or schedule and identify known gaps.
- Required outputList native files, exports, drawings, schedules, information fields and acceptance criteria.
This diagnostic does not assess file quality, professional responsibility, legal compliance or commercial terms.
What the score means
A clearer brief makes the next conversation easier.
A high score means the purpose, information, review and decision routes are clearer. Representative files and the required outputs still need to be reviewed before a fee and programme are confirmed.
We check the standards, responsibilities, review cycles and change assumptions before committing to the work.
We review each tool against the decision it helps someone make, the clarity of its assumptions and how people use the result. Tell our team what would make this tool more useful.
Start with the deliverable
Want us to review the readiness summary?
Copy the summary, share one representative input and state the required issue date. We will identify what still needs to be agreed.