Systematized BIM services in Auckland.

Yes. We work as a dedicated, outsourced BIM team whose Jebel Ali floor still has most of its shift ahead when you issue packages at the end of the Auckland day. One delivery lead owns the programme and capacity scales against it, with no permanent bench to carry. The dependency on local recruitment drops away, and work returns before the morning.

Yes. Our BIM consultants embed in your delivery, set the BEP and LOD schedule and hold the work to ISO 19650, with one named lead accountable across the programme. Because the floor sits in a different time zone, committed local staff no longer set the timing of your work. Your studio stops rationing capacity between live jobs.

Yes. We process laser scans into a registered point cloud and then a verified record model that captures the built condition as it actually stands. That measured base is what every discipline coordinates against, which supports Auckland's seismic and conversion workload where accurate existing records are often missing. You get record models for closeout and future alteration from one reliable reference.

Architectural, structural and MEP, authored in Revit and federated in Navisworks on one model. We run regular clash cycles and hold every file through Author-Checker-Approver review against your BEP before issue, to construction tolerance. On vertical and infrastructure work the clashes are resolved in the federation before they surface on site, whoever on your side is busy that week.

Cost follows scope, the disciplines involved, the LOD you specify and the programme length, so a seismic strengthening scheme carries more than a standard fit-out. We scope each engagement to the actual work, not a flat day rate. The lowest-risk way to see it is a zero-cost pilot on one package, where you judge the output and the QA gate first.