Sprinkler and suppression systems modelled and coordinated to NFPA and local code clearances — from the pump room to the last branch line.
Fire protection is modelled as an in-house core discipline from the start of coordination, not subcontracted or added last — sprinkler coverage, standpipe routing and pump room equipment modelled to the same LOD 400 standard as every other system.
The same four-stage delivery model, applied to fire protection bim.
Sprinkler, standpipe and suppression routing modelled to design intent and code coverage requirements.
Sprinkler head placement checked against coverage and obstruction rules.
Routing coordinated against mechanical, electrical and plumbing in the same clash cycle.
Pump room equipment modelled to LOD 400 and fabrication drawings issued.
In-house, as a core discipline — it's part of the same MEPF scope as mechanical, electrical and plumbing, not a separate add-on.
Yes — head coverage and obstruction is checked against code as part of the modelling process, not left for the fire inspection to catch.
Yes — pump rooms are modelled to the same LOD 400 standard as the rest of the federated model.
