Mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire protection models built to the LOD your project stage actually needs — LOD 300/350 for design coordination, LOD 400 for fabrication-ready construction delivery.
This work isn't quoted as a standalone line item — it's delivered as part of BuildPath Sprint or Fab-Ready Package, scoped and guaranteed at the engagement level.
Early-stage work is modelled to LOD 300/350 for coordination against architectural and structural intent. Contractors moving into fabrication get LOD 400 — real fittings, real supports, real clearances — so the model handed to the fabrication shop is the model we delivered, not a rushed late-stage upgrade.
The same four-stage delivery model, applied to lod 300/350/400 modelling.
Federated model built to your worksharing standard, target LOD and naming convention before routing starts.
Mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire systems routed and sized by discipline specialists to the agreed LOD.
Structured clash rounds against architectural and structural, resolved to a documented model — clash-free sign-off on LOD 400 contractor engagements.
LOD 300/350 issued for design documentation, or LOD 400 issued with fabrication-ready shop drawings.
LOD 300 shows systems sized and positioned for design coordination. LOD 350 adds interface and connection detail between systems. LOD 400 adds real manufacturer fittings, supports, sleeves and fabrication detail — the level needed to build from, not just design from.
LOD 350, coordinated and route-optimized. Earlier design-stage work is typically LOD 300/350; fabrication-ready output moves to LOD 400 through the Fab-Ready Package.
Yes. We audit the existing model first, flag what needs rework, and upgrade it discipline by discipline rather than starting over.
