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One coordinated model from design intent to facilities operations.

Building Information Modelling for design, construction and facilities.

Overview

What BIM covers

DTIA delivers BIM services and capability-building — model authoring and coordination, clash detection, 4D / 5D planning, and as-built models handed to facilities teams.

CUTM BIM lab (photograph pending)
Photograph pending
Industry Challenges

What we hear on the ground

  • Design clashes discovered on site, not on screen
  • Disconnected drawings, schedules and cost
  • No reliable as-built information for operations
DTIA Solutions

What we put in place

  • BIM execution planning and standards
  • Model authoring and multi-discipline coordination
  • Clash detection and resolution workflows
  • 4D scheduling and 5D cost linkage
  • As-built / COBie handover to facilities
Process Flow

How an engagement runs

  1. Step 01

    BEP

    Agree standards, LOD and responsibilities.

  2. Step 02

    Model & coordinate

    Author and federate discipline models.

  3. Step 03

    Review

    Clash rounds and design sign-off.

  4. Step 04

    Handover

    Deliver as-built data to operations.

Benefits

What changes for you

  • Fewer costly site surprises
  • Tighter schedule and cost control
  • Facilities teams that inherit usable data
Real Project Gallery

From the labs and the field

Real photography from CUTM labs, Gram Tarang Technologies and client sites will replace these frames.

CUTM BIM lab (photograph pending)
Photograph pending
Federated coordination model (screenshot pending)
Photograph pending
Video Gallery

Watch it explained

BIM implementation on a live campus project

BIM
FAQs

Common questions

Yes. Capability-building with CUTM's BIM lab is a core part of the offering.

Put BIM in action

Scope this service against your context, KRAs and a performance-linked commercial model.