What this service covers
BIM coordination brings discipline models together so spatial, constructability and interface issues can be identified before they become site problems. It is broader than running a clash test: useful coordination also requires context, prioritisation, ownership and a clear process for closing issues.
Typical deliverables
Deliverables can include federated-model review, coordination viewpoints, clash or issue registers, grouped conflict reports, meeting support, marked-up screenshots, revised coordination models and agreed drawing updates. The team confirms which disciplines and issue types are within scope before starting.
How the work is delivered
A typical cycle is model intake, federation, quality checks, clash and visual review, issue grouping, assignment to relevant disciplines, coordination discussion, model revision and re-check. An issue is not treated as solved simply because software no longer reports a clash; the agreed project solution must be reflected in the relevant model or documentation.
Singapore project context
Singapore construction projects often require rapid coordination between consultants, main contractors and trade contractors. BIMProSG can work within an existing coordination matrix, naming convention, Common Data Environment process or meeting cadence when supplied. Project decisions remain with the appointed parties.
What to send for a quotation
Starting inputs include the latest discipline models, project coordinates, model exchange rules, clash matrix or priorities, agreed tolerances where applicable, known design constraints, meeting or reporting requirements and the required coordination milestone.
Consultancy or marketplace
Managed BIM coordination can be handled through BIMProSG consultancy. For clients building their own team, the marketplace remains available to find BIM coordinators, Revit modellers and Navisworks specialists.