
| Zone | Conflict | Type | State | Trades |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Level 03 | Duct vs. structural beam | Hard | Rerouted | MEP / Struct |
| Level 03 | Sprinkler main vs. duct | Hard | Rerouted | MEP / Fire |
| Level 04 | Cable tray clearance < 300mm | Clearance | Resolved | Elec / Struct |
| Level 04 | Beam penetration, unapproved | Hard | With engineer | Struct |
| Level 05 | Valve access < 600mm | Soft | Resolved | MEP |
| Level 05 | Hanger vs. cable tray | Hard | Rerouted | MEP / Elec |
| Level 06 | Duct vs. ceiling zone | Soft | Resolved | MEP / Arch |
| Level 06 | Riser offset, out of tolerance | Hard | With trade | MEP |
| Level 07 | Drainage fall vs. slab | Hard | Rerouted | MEP / Struct |

We run the coordination model, resolve clashes to a federated model your trades sign off, and link it to your programme — so the sequence is visual and auditable before anyone builds it.
We work in your stack
Three things run off one coordination model. Each decision is recorded against the element it was made on.

One routing decision through a beam is not forty clashes. Detection runs across every discipline in Navisworks and Solibri, then groups by cause so your team resolves decisions rather than duplicates.
Routing and clearances are reworked with the responsible trade and iterated until the federated model is approved. You get a coordinated model, not a clash report for someone else to action.
Architectural, structural and MEP checked together, with maintenance and access clearances held as constraints from the start instead of discovered on site.

Elements are linked to WBS and programme activities, so phasing plays back as a simulation your team can watch rather than read.
The simulation exposes work that cannot physically be built in the order it was planned, and access constraints that only appear once the sequence is played.
Compare phasing, crews and logistics to find where the programme actually binds, before the sequence is committed.

Elements are auto-mapped to WBS, cost codes and activities, so the model that drives the sequence is the model that drives the cost.
Because time and cost hang off the same elements, a revision updates the programme and the commercial picture in one pass.
The same coordination rendered for owners, GCs and trades, so approval does not wait on someone interpreting the model for them.
Federate: trade models on your coordination calendar
Detect and triage, grouped by root cause
Resolve with the responsible trade until it is approved
Sequence the approved model to programme and cost

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Nothing about this asks your team to learn a new system. Your BEP, naming convention, LOD definitions and coordination calendar are captured at intake and held to from then on.
Federate, detect, resolve, sequence
Every decision recorded against its element.
Naming, LOD and tolerances, held every round.
Revit, Navisworks, Solibri, ACC, Synchro, P6, IFC.
We work to the coordination dates you already run.