Define the use before the exchange
Not every model property belongs in the estimate. We select what is needed to measure, compare versions or prepare procurement, and assign validation ownership.
From model and measurement to a usable cost structure.
BIM can provide quantities and traceability, but cost control needs rules: classification, level of detail, versions, prices and links to the cost codes used by procurement and site teams.
THE CONTEXT
Where technical and financial information meet
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Element and chapter classification
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Extracted and validated quantities
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Rates, productivity and build-ups
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Model changes and estimate changes
Control versions and exceptions
The flow records source model, date, measurement rules and unclassified elements. Changes are reviewed before quantities or values are updated.
Connect to procurement and project control
The resulting structure should support procurement packages, production tracking and cost analysis, even when systems retain different levels of detail.
THE NEXT STEPYour next improvement
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