D-01Service · USA + Canada
3D Modeling, 4D Simulation & IFC Review
Model coordination and clash review that exposes fit-up risks before material reaches the shop.
Use the coordinated model to review geometry, interfaces, access, drawing completeness, and erection sequence before fabrication begins.
Market Focus
USA & Canada
Standard Formats
IFC / NWD / DWG / RVT
Clash Audit
Coordinated spatial checks
Turnaround
24h RFQ review
Who this is for
Steel Fabricators
wanting independent audits of detailed structural models before launching production runs.
General Contractors
coordinating steel embeds and concrete anchor plans with mechanical piping pathways.
Construction Managers
seeking a visual tool to review erection sequences and access clearances in 3D.
What you receive
A package your shop, field, and estimator can use.
- Coordinated IFC Model files
- Clash Detection Reports (PDF)
- 3D Annotated Screenshot Logs
- Clash coordinate logs
- RFI Recommendation Sheets
- Navisworks NWD reference models
- Steel-to-Concrete interface reports
- Model revision audit logs
Common questions
Questions to resolve before the work starts.
What is an IFC file and why is it important?+
IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) is a neutral, open data format that allows different modeling platforms to exchange 3D geometry and data accurately, preventing information loss.
How do you perform a clash check?+
We compile structural steel models, mechanical models, and concrete foundation models into a unified coordination environment, running calculations to locate physical interferences (clashes) between elements.
Do you check bolt clearance coordinates in 3D?+
Yes. We check bolt layouts, projections, and tool clearances in the model to verify that erectors have physical access to tighten connection bolts on-site.
How do you log coordinates for designer review?+
We generate coordinates in BCF (BIM Collaboration Format) or coordinate logs (Excel/PDF) with spatial coordinates, descriptions, and 3D screenshots for easy RFI upload.
Can you run 4D construction-sequence simulation?+
Yes. We link model elements to schedule phases so erection sequences, crane access, and staging can be reviewed visually before steel arrives on site.