Federated BIM model, mixed-use development

Systematized BIM services in New York.

Production, coordination and governance to ISO 19650, delivered as a full BIM team for consultants, contractors and developers. No internal hire, no management overhead.

Site days in New York are expensive. Coordination happens in the model first.

Risers, hangers and ceiling voids overlap on every New York tower floor, and a clash found on site costs crew time by the day. JES resolves coordination in the model, overnight, before the field sees the drawings. You issue at the end of your day; the resolved package is back before the first trade clocks in.

Prestige One
Al-Futtaim
AECOM
Dar Al-Handasah
Arup
WA International
SCDA
Dezigntechnic
H2R Design
Innovo
M4
MNG
Günal
ALEC
ALEMCO
Voltas
ALEC Fitout
DEPA
Al Tayer Stocks
Abaad Wood
Prestige One
Al-Futtaim
AECOM
Dar Al-Handasah
Arup
WA International
SCDA
Dezigntechnic
H2R Design
Innovo
M4
MNG
Günal
ALEC
ALEMCO
Voltas
ALEC Fitout
DEPA
Al Tayer Stocks
Abaad Wood

Eight capabilities, one federated model

The full scope from one floor, so a New York job never waits while two vendors argue over an interface.

  • 3D BIM modelling

    Revit production across disciplines with the LOD discipline dense MEP floors require, one standard from podium to plant room.

  • Revit family creation

    Revit families built to your template, from facade panels to fan coil units, at the LOD your coordination actually needs.

  • 4D, 5D and 6D simulation

    4D floor-cycle simulation and 5D cost loading, so the schedule and the budget live on the model instead of beside it.

  • Shop drawings & detailing

    Fabrication-level shop drawings coordinated against the federated model, issued so the field installs once.

  • Scan to BIM

    Point-cloud capture processed into reliable as-builts for retrofit and repositioning work across existing stock.

  • CAD to BIM conversion

    Flat 2D archives rebuilt as coordinated models, so pre-war buildings get a single source of truth before the next renovation.

  • BIM for facility management

    Asset data structured to COBie at handover, ready for the building's CAFM system on day one of operations.

  • Quantity take-off & BOQ

    Model-based quantity take-off tied to your cost codes, keeping the GC, the owner and the estimator on one number.

Three sets of eyes before it leaves.

Every JES deliverable moves through a fixed Author-Checker-Approver gate, tracked in the CDE. The same standard whether it's engineer 3 or engineer 250.

Author
Model and documentation produced to the MIDP task card. Self-review against the project QA checklist before submission.
Status: WIP
Checker
Independent review against the BEP and federated model. Defects logged, deviation report returned to Author.
Output: Deviation report
Approver
Signed off against EIR and LOIN. Promoted from WIP to Shared or Published in the CDE.
Status: Published

Without that gate, shop drawings clash at the hanger level, RFIs stack up, trades stand down and the closeout set never matches the ceiling void. On a New York tower those failures bill by the day. They don't reach JES packages, because every file passes Author-Checker-Approver review before it leaves the floor.

Coordinated at tower scale

High-rise resort towers, metro MEP packages and museum structures across the Gulf, including MEP coordination on the Dubai Metro Blue Line. The same coordination standard applies to a New York package.

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What changes when delivery runs to a system

  • Construction-ready output

    Sheets issued to your schedule from a federated, clash-resolved model, so site queries fall instead of piling up.

  • Your team stops chasing deliverables

    Every deliverable signed Author, Checker, Approver before issue, with ERP dashboards your PM reads in a glance instead of a Friday call.

  • Runs to standard

    ISO 19650 structure from kickoff: naming, CDE and exchange rules in place before the first model file, not retrofitted for the audit.

Common questions about BIM in New York

Both. We produce the models, drawings and coordination, and we govern the BEP, CDE and the Author-Checker-Approver gate on one programme. A single delivery lead owns both, so you are not paying a consultancy to advise and a separate shop to draw. Every package runs the same ISO 19650 baseline, core-and-shell or fit-out.

Yes. A named lead runs your work as an outsourced BIM team on your overnight cycle, with 260+ engineers taking your end-of-day markups. The resolved package is back before the first trade clocks in, and capacity scales with the schedule. Risers, hangers and ceiling voids get settled in the model, not on a Manhattan floor.

Yes. Our BIM consultants embed in your delivery, set the BEP and LOD and hold every file to ISO 19650. One named lead stays accountable across the programme, resolving conflicts in the model where a site clash would cost crew time by the day. You get governance and production from the same accountable team.

Yes. We run laser scan to registered point cloud to a coordinated record model for occupied and existing buildings, catching deviation early on retrofit and repositioning work across the city's stock. Every discipline coordinates against that verified base, so the closeout set matches the slab rather than the original intent.

Architectural, structural and MEP, authored in Revit and federated in Navisworks with regular clash cycles. We resolve hanger and sleeve layouts for congested MEP floors, checked and approved against the BEP before issue. Your subs fabricate from a signed-off model issued to construction tolerance, not from a redline still in dispute.

Cost follows scope, disciplines, the LOD you set and programme length, so we scope each engagement to the work rather than a flat day rate. A congested tower floor carries far more than a single fit-out. A zero-cost pilot on one package is the risk-free way to see the output and QA first.