HADVEN LLC delivers BIM coordination and clash detection that catches multi-trade conflicts before they reach the construction site, reducing RFIs, avoiding costly rework, and keeping your project on schedule. Revit · Navisworks · BIM 360, tied directly to the project's Primavera P6 or Microsoft Project schedule.
Too many BIM deliverables are produced to satisfy a contract requirement and never actually used in the field. The model exists, the clash report gets filed, and the subs still run into each other in the ceiling above Level 3.
HADVEN approaches BIM coordination from a construction sequencing perspective. Our clash detection process is tied to the project schedule so that conflicts are resolved in the order they matter, not alphabetically in a spreadsheet. Every clash log is tracked to resolution, and every coordination issue is documented so the field team has clear direction before they mobilize.
Revit, Navisworks, and BIM 360 — the tools your design team and subs are already using
Coordination sequenced by construction priority — not by trade or model discipline
Full clash log tracking from detection through resolution and field verification
Shop drawing coordination integrated with the BIM model for fabrication accuracy
Proven on active healthcare, federal, and public works facilities requiring zero-disruption planning
From model development through final as-built documentation, HADVEN supports your BIM requirements at every stage.
Multi-trade model federation and coordination across architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing disciplines. HADVEN manages the coordination process from model receipt through issue resolution, running weekly or biweekly coordination meetings, maintaining the clash log, and ensuring all trades are tracking toward a coordinated IFC model before work begins in the field.
Development of Revit models for architectural, structural, or MEP scopes from contract drawings, at the level of detail (LOD) required by your BIM Execution Plan or contract specification. Models are structured for coordination use, not just visual representation, with correctly categorized families, worksets, and parameter data that support downstream clash detection and quantity takeoff.
Navisworks-based hard clash, soft clash, and clearance clash detection across federated model sets. HADVEN produces clash reports organized by zone, level, and discipline, prioritized by construction sequence so the field team addresses what matters first. All clashes are tracked in a live log with responsible party, resolution status, and verification notes.
Preparation and coordination of shop drawings extracted from or cross-referenced against the BIM model. HADVEN produces shop drawing packages for MEP, structural, and specialty systems, reviewed against the design model for dimensional accuracy before submission to the engineer of record. Model-based shop drawings significantly reduce back-and-forth during the review cycle.
Production of construction-phase documentation derived from coordinated BIM models, including coordinated reflected ceiling plans, MEP routing drawings, equipment room layouts, and prefabrication drawings. Issued in PDF and DWG formats to the field and subcontractors as the authoritative coordination output.
Linking the Primavera P6 or Microsoft Project schedule to the 3D model to create a 4D simulation of the construction sequence. Used to validate phasing plans, identify spatial conflicts in the work sequence, and communicate the construction plan to owners, agencies, and subcontractors in a format that is immediately understandable, particularly valuable for phased projects in occupied or operational facilities.
Update of coordinated models to reflect actual installed conditions at project closeout, incorporating field markups, RFI resolutions, and change order modifications. As-built BIM models are delivered to owners and facilities managers in the format required for ongoing operations, maintenance, and future renovation planning. Required on most public agency and healthcare facility contracts.
Advisory services for contractors and owners establishing or improving their BIM process, including BIM Execution Plan (BEP) development, software setup and configuration, model standards review, and project-specific BIM workflow design. Available on a retainer or project basis for teams that need experienced BIM support without hiring in-house.
Every BIM engagement follows the same disciplined process, so coordination stays ahead of the field instead of chasing it.
Design models are received, reviewed for completeness, and federated into a single coordination environment aligned to the project's construction sequence and phasing.
Navisworks-based clash runs are organized by zone and priority, with weekly or biweekly coordination meetings driving each conflict to a resolved status.
A coordinated IFC model and model-based shop drawings are issued to the field and subcontractors, reviewed against the design model before submission.
Models are updated to reflect field markups, RFI resolutions, and change orders, delivered in the format owners and facilities teams need for operations.
Every HADVEN BIM engagement ends with documentation your field team, your owner, or your facilities group can put to immediate use.
Federated, coordinated models issued as IFC and native Revit files.
Live clash logs tracking every conflict from detection through field verification.
Model-based shop drawings in PDF and DWG, reviewed for dimensional accuracy.
4D sequencing simulations linking the CPM schedule to the coordinated model.
As-built BIM documentation formatted for owner operations and future renovation.
A single point of contact running every coordination meeting from kickoff to closeout.
HADVEN coordinates multi-trade BIM models using Revit for modeling, Navisworks for clash detection and review, and BIM 360 for cloud-based model sharing and issue tracking.
Yes. HADVEN coordinates models to the standards required on federal, healthcare, and public agency contracts, including as-built BIM documentation formats commonly required at closeout on USACE, VA, and municipal projects.
4D BIM links the project's CPM schedule to the 3D model to simulate construction sequencing over time. It's used to validate phasing plans, catch spatial conflicts in the work sequence, and communicate the construction plan to owners and agencies. It's especially valuable on phased projects in occupied or operational facilities.
Yes. HADVEN develops model-based shop drawing packages for MEP, structural, and specialty systems, cross-referenced against the design model for dimensional accuracy before submission to the engineer of record.
Contact HADVEN LLC to discuss your BIM requirements. We respond to all project inquiries within one business day.
