HVAC, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, and drainage. Coordinated, clash-resolved, and fabrication-ready from design through installation. One team across all five systems, same standard on project one as project ten.
HVAC, electrical, plumbing, fire, and drainage engineers scaled from one studio. No recruitment lag. Capacity flexes with your project pipeline.
ACA quality gates on every system. ERP-tracked progress across HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and fire. Same coordination standard on project 1 as project 10.
One team across all five systems. No chasing separate providers for HVAC, electrical, and plumbing coordination. One responsibility matrix. One federated model.
Six views from live MEP packages, federated models, plant rooms, riser sections, spool extracts, 4D phasing, clash visualisations.
Real shop drawings and coordination outputs from completed MEP projects. HVAC ductwork, coordinated multi-service views, fabrication-ready spools, and hanger layouts. Free, no obligation, judge the quality before you brief us.
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Schematic pipe and duct runs to fully coordinated MEP layouts. We develop services models that integrate with architecture and structure from the earliest design stage, so routing decisions are locked in before detailed design.
MEP worksets, system classifications, shared coordinates aligned with architectural and structural grids, so every discipline works from the same baseline.
HVAC, plumbing, electrical, fire protection developed as separate linked models with cross-discipline referencing, so conflicts are caught before installation.
Ceiling voids, risers, plant rooms, and service corridors assessed for routing feasibility before detailed design, so space is reserved and protected.
Elements classified per Uniclass 2015. 150mm soft clash zones verified by automated rule checks for access.
Pipe, duct, and cable tray families named per project standard with size, system abbreviation, and level reference embedded in type parameters.
IFC 2x3/4.0 exports with MEP-specific property sets validated before each data drop to the CDE.
Construction-ready MEP models with installation-level detail, manufacturer-specific equipment, and fully resolved coordination against all adjacent disciplines for zero-clash site delivery.
Manufacturer-specific equipment, valve assemblies, access panels, and support brackets modelled for installation coordination, so fabricators have shop-drawing-ready data.
MEP versus architecture, structure, and inter-service clashes tracked with hard (0mm) and soft (25-100mm) tolerance thresholds resolved before site delivery.
3D sectional views with maintenance access clearances, pull-through zones for cables, and valve stem reach verified against manufacturer data.
Hard clashes 0mm, soft clashes 25-100mm per service type. Equipment data embedded and signed off.
All inter-discipline issues tracked in centralised log with owner, priority, target date, and linked model view reference per BEP protocol.
Spool drawings exported as shop-drawing-ready packages with ISO dims, weld locations, hanger positions, and material call-offs.
Verified LOD 500 model with asset tags, COBie data sheets, and FM-ready exports. Your facilities team inherits a model that's accurate, complete, and ready to plug into their systems.
MEP model updated from contractor red-line markups, commissioning data, and point cloud survey for all installed services routes and equipment positions.
Serial numbers, commissioning dates, warranty expiry, maintenance intervals, spare parts lists, and supplier contacts embedded per maintainable asset, so FM has structured data, not a spreadsheet to re-enter.
MEP model tagged with maintenance zones, isolation valve locations, distribution board references, and access point identifiers for FM operational use.
Every asset tagged with unique ID and linked to BMS. 100% COBie fields: serial numbers, manufacturer, maintenance intervals.
As-built model within 25mm tolerance, verified against laser scan or survey for primary distribution routes.
Revit + IFC 4.0 + COBie + PDF O&M manual per employer information requirements, validated against project AIR.
Visualise installation sequences floor by floor. Validate routing against budget before procurement. Changes that would overrun cost are flagged in real time so you can iterate early.
Sequence MEP installation floor by floor and zone by zone. Access conflicts are visible before site mobilisation so your team can plan safely.
Link component quantities to cost plans. See the budget impact of routing changes in real time. Costs stay aligned with programme, not surprises at procurement.
Identify prefabrication opportunities from the coordinated model. Reduce on-site labour and accelerate installation. Spool sheets generated automatically.
Mechanical, electrical, plumbing, coordinated in production. Shop drawings, clash resolution, BMS and fire integration across hospitality, infrastructure, and data-centre projects.
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