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Services in
detail.

Each service is defined by what you send, what you receive, and what it enables commercially. No open-ended scope — every engagement starts with a confirmed deliverable.

Service 01
Model-to-BoQ
Quantity Extraction

The geometry already exists in your model. Re-measuring it manually is unnecessary overhead. Quantities are extracted directly from Revit or IFC files, coded to NRM, POMI, or WBS, cross-referenced against scope documentation, and delivered in a format your commercial team can use immediately — for tender pricing, cost planning, or post-contract administration.

You send
  • Revit or IFC model file
  • Trade / element scope required
  • Coding standard: NRM, POMI, or WBS
  • Any relevant spec or scope notes
You receive
  • Fully coded, trade-structured BoQ
  • Quantities reconciled against model geometry
  • Discrepancy notes flagged and documented
  • Excel or CostX format — ready for pricing
Commercial outcome
A tender-ready or post-contract BoQ produced from the model — coded, verified, and structured for direct use by your QS or procurement team.
RevitCostXIFCNRMPOMIWBSExcel
CostX — Model Mapping · Quantity Extraction
Model View
Measurement
BoQ Output
Reports
📐 Structural
Concrete Works
Reinforcement
Formwork
🧱 Architectural
Blockwork
Finishes
⚙️ MEP
Mechanical
Electrical
Description
Unit
Qty
Source
NRM Ref
In-situ Concrete — Columns
284.50
Model
E05.4
↳ Ground Floor Columns
94.20
Model
E05.4.1
↳ Typical Floor Columns
190.30
Model
E05.4.2
In-situ Concrete — Slabs
1,042.80
Model
E05.6
High-yield Reinforcement
tonne
186.40
Model
E05.8
248 elements mapped
3 flagged for review
NRM coded
CostX model-linked extraction Live model connection
Service 02
BIM Model
Commercial Audit

Accepting a contractor's BIM submission without a commercial review is a risk. Parameter gaps, missing elements, and clash cost implications are not visible in a visual walkthrough. This audit reviews model submissions against your contract scope — identifying discrepancies, quantity inconsistencies, and commercially significant clashes before they become disputes.

You send
  • Contractor BIM submission (RVT / IFC / NWD)
  • Contract scope and specification
  • Relevant design documentation
  • Previous BoQ or benchmark (if available)
You receive
  • Structured audit report by discipline
  • Parameter gap and classification issues flagged
  • Quantity inconsistencies against scope
  • Clash cost impact — ready for commercial response
Commercial outcome
A documented audit report — structured for direct use in contractor correspondence, commercial negotiations, or internal escalation.
NavisworksBIM 360RevitIFCClash DetectionNWD
Navisworks — Clash Detection Report
3D View
Clash Matrix
Report
CLH-001 CLH-002 Hard Clash — High priority Soft Clash — Review required
Clash ID / Description
Disciplines
Severity
Status
CLH-001 — HVAC duct / RC beam conflict
STR / MEP
High
Open
CLH-002 — Drainage pipe / column clash
STR / PLB
Medium
In Review
CLH-003 — Sprinkler clearance — Level 3
MEP / ARC
Low
Resolved
CLH-004 — Missing fire-rated partition params
ARC / STR
High
Open
Navisworks clash detection output 4 clashes identified
Service 03
Revit Cost Coding
& Parameter Setup

A model that hasn't been structured for cost extraction forces re-measurement at every design iteration. Shared parameters, classification coding, and ISO 19650-aligned naming are configured directly in Revit — so quantities can be extracted reliably from the model, every time, without manual rework downstream.

You send
  • Current Revit model file(s)
  • Required coding standard (NRM / WBS / project-specific)
  • CDE or ACC access where applicable
  • EIR or project BIM requirements (if available)
You receive
  • Classified model with shared parameters applied
  • NRM / WBS cost coding embedded per element
  • ISO 19650-aligned naming convention applied
  • Parameter documentation for team handover
Commercial outcome
A model configured for reliable, repeatable quantity extraction — eliminating re-measurement overhead on every subsequent design iteration.
RevitISO 19650NRMWBSACCBIM 360Dynamo
Revit — Shared Parameter Setup · Cost Coding
Properties
Shared Parameters
Schedules
Element Parameters — In-Situ Concrete Column : RC-C01
48 instances
Parameter
Value
Standard
CS_NRM_Code
E05.4.1
NRM2
CS_WBS_Reference
STR-CON-COL-GF
WBS
CS_Trade
Structural Concrete
NRM2
CS_ISO_Type
STR-CON-RC-COL
ISO 19650
CS_Specification_Ref
Spec. Sec. 03300-A
Spec
CS_Cost_Status
Included — Live BoQ
Active
CS_Design_Stage
RIBA Stage 4
ISO 19650
CS_Volume_Extracted
94.20 m³
Computed
Params Applied
128
Elements Coded
1,842
Standard
NRM2
Revit shared parameter configuration NRM2 · WBS · ISO 19650
Service 04
Power BI
Cost Dashboard

Static cost reports are outdated the moment a design decision is made. A Power BI dashboard connects your BoQ, design change log, and cost data — so cost position is current, visible, and reportable at any point in the project cycle. Built and handed over with full documentation for your team to maintain.

You send
  • BoQ or cost plan data (Excel / CostX)
  • Reporting structure and output requirements
  • Design change log or revision schedule
  • Any benchmark or comparison data
You receive
  • Live Power BI file with full data connectivity
  • Trade-level cost breakdowns and KPI cards
  • Design change impact tracking by revision
  • Documentation for internal team maintenance
Commercial outcome
A single live file that gives your project team, commercial manager, and client an accurate cost picture — at any design stage, without rebuilding the report each cycle.
Power BIExcelCostXDAXPower QueryVBA
Power BI — Project Cost Dashboard
Total Budget
AED 84.2M
▲ +2.1% vs baseline
Current Forecast
AED 81.9M
▼ -2.7% variance
Changes Logged
18
↗ 4 pending approval
Cost by Trade — Current vs Budget
STR
ARC
MEP
EXT
FIT
Budget Allocation
100%
Structural 50%
MEP 29%
Finishes 21%
Design Change
Trade
Δ Cost (AED)
Status
Slab thickness increase — L4-L8
STR
+186,400
Approved
Facade glazing spec change
EXT
-94,200
Approved
MEP rerouting — plant room
MEP
+52,800
Pending
Power BI cost reporting dashboard Live data connected
Service 05
Remote BIM
& QS Support

Specialist BIM and QS input delivered remotely — structured around specific outputs, not open time. Whether you need pre-contract cost planning, post-contract variation assessments, interim valuations, or cost reporting, each engagement is defined by what is delivered and when — before any work begins.

You send
  • Project brief and scope of requirement
  • Contract documents and correspondence
  • Model or CDE access where applicable
  • Reporting format preferences
You receive
  • Named deliverables on an agreed timeline
  • Cost plans, elemental estimates, or BoQs
  • Variation assessments and change documentation
  • Reporting packages formatted for your client
Commercial outcome
Senior-level BIM and QS input on a defined deliverable basis — without the overhead of a permanent hire or a large consultancy engagement.
Pre-contract support includes
  • Elemental cost plans (NRM1)
  • Feasibility estimates
  • Tender documentation and analysis
  • Value engineering support
Post-contract support includes
  • Variation assessment and pricing
  • Interim valuation support
  • Contractor claim review
  • Monthly cost reporting
Cost PlanningNRM1VariationsValuationsCostXWinQSExcelPower BI
Cost Report — Variation Register · Month 8
Contract Sum
AED 48.4M
Approved VOs
+1.2M
Pending VOs
+340K
Revised Total
AED 49.9M
VO Ref
Description
Value
Trade
Status
VO-014
Additional piling — east zone
+486,200
STR
Approved
VO-015
Ceiling height — Levels 2-4
+214,800
ARC
Approved
VO-016
MEP design change — risers
+186,400
MEP
Pending
VO-017
Omission — provisional landscape
-156,000
EXT
Pending
Expenditure — Month 8 of 24
34% complete
Variation register & cost report Post-contract administration
Initial review at no charge · Response within 24 hours

Send a brief.
Get a clear scope back.

Send a model file, BoQ, or written brief. The scope is reviewed, deliverables are defined, and a timeline is confirmed — at no cost, and with no obligation to proceed.