BIM plays a key role in simplifying technical complexities, improving operational efficiency and optimizing asset management in the design and construction of water treatment plants. Our high-precision BIM services enable engineers, technical consultants, design boards and contractors working on water utility projects to explore innovative designs and perform “what if” simulations for real-world performance testing. This gives stakeholders deeper insights and allows them to monitor procurement plans (4D), control project costs (5D), evaluate environmental impacts and share accurate visualizations from the planning to the construction phase.

Our centralized BIM model facilitates seamless interaction and collaboration between the supply chain, water authorities, multiple technical disciplines and contractors. Our BIM continues to evolve throughout the project lifecycle, becoming more and more detailed. This enables teams to optimize designs, develop a comprehensive understanding and effectively review and modify operating systems in a collaborative workflow. Our BIM engineers specialize in modeling pipelines and underground facilities as well as coordinating competing mechanical, sanitary and civil elements in water and wastewater networks.

From watersheds to dams, stormwater systems, drainage systems and water treatment plants, all components are integrated into a coordinated BIM model. Our services extend beyond the design and construction phase into the operational phase, ensuring continuous synchronization and regular updates to keep track of changes in current conditions. The detailed information embedded in our BIM models provides asset managers and operators with accurate data for precise maintenance and repair of mechanical, structural and electrical systems.