Technical support specialized in BIM
BIM technical support for ongoing projects
Your team is in the middle of a BIM project and needs concrete help.
We get to the level of what you have and solve what is needed.
What is BIM technical support and in what situations does it make sense to hire it
BIM technical support is the external reinforcement service for projects where your team does not have sufficient capacity or where specific expertise is needed that is not available internally. We join the ongoing project, work with your software and standards, and when the project is finished, we leave no technical debt or dependencies.
It is not a consulting service that tells you how to do things. It is direct work on the models: discipline modeling, clash detection, CDE management, BEP writing or any other BIM deliverable that the project requires. The difference with hiring a freelancer is responsiveness and ensuring that the model meets project standards.
BIM will be mandatory in public building contracts in Spain from 2026. This is the time for your team to learn it ahead of time.
Who is this service for
Do any of these situations sound familiar to you?
You have a big project and your team doesn't have the capacity to model everything on time.
The client requests BIM deliverables and you have no previous experience in that format.
The models of different disciplines do not fit and no one knows where the error is.
When it makes sense to hire external BIM technical support
There are projects where the workload exceeds the capacity of the team. A contest with a deadline, a client that demands deliverables from IFC that you have never produced, or a model that has grown faster than the capacity of the person managing it.
In those situations, incorporating external BIM technical support is faster than hiring, cheaper than neglecting the project, and more reliable than looking for freelancers who don't know your standards.
We join the workflow in less than 48 hours. We work on your project, on your software and with your standards. When the project ends, we leave no technical debt or dependencies.
Frequently asked questions
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ContactYeah. Most support projects start with work already started. We need access to the models, the CDE environment if there is one, and a 30-minute conversation to understand the status of the project and what specifically is needed.
In less than 48 hours we can be working on the models. We do not need an extensive onboarding phase or prior documentation that your team has to prepare.
Do you work with the client’s software or yours?
A model in different software is useless if no one on your team can open or modify it later. That is not support, it is creating a new problem.
Both modalities are possible. For projects with a defined scope —modeling of a specific building, coordination of a project with a clear delivery date— we work with a fixed price per project.
For more variable or recurring needs, a bag of hours works best. We see it in the initial conversation depending on what makes the most sense for your situation.
Yeah. We sign NDA before we have access to any project information. It is the standard procedure for all support projects, without exception, regardless of the sector or type of client.
We have experience in industrial projects with a high level of confidentiality, hospital facilities and private investment projects where discretion is a non-negotiable requirement.
Tell us where the project is
We tell you within 24 hours if we can help you and what resources we would need.
