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MEP Modeling
Revit models of ductwork, piping, electrical and fire systems.
Since 2006
Delivering BIM and VDC
900+
Projects delivered
ISO 9001
Certified quality system
OVERVIEW
MEP Models Ready for Coordination
We build MEP Revit models with correct sizes, slopes and connections, ready for clash detection and shop drawings.
Every MEP model includes:
Ductwork, piping and equipment with correct sizes
Electrical containment, lighting and devices
System data for schedules and quantities
DELIVERABLES
What you get
Every engagement comes with clear, usable deliverables:
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MEP Revit model to the agreed LOD
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Systems and connections set up correctly
03
Equipment with clearance zones
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Schedules and quantities
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NWC and IFC exports
06
Model QA report
PROCESS
How we work
A clear five-step workflow:
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Inputs
Drawings, schematics and equipment data
Setup
Systems, template and shared coordinates
Model
System by system
Check
QA and clash runs
Deliver
Model, exports and QA report
PROVEN ON SITE
Why MANSYCOM
Since 2006, MANSYCOM has delivered BIM on airports, metro systems, campuses and towers up to 2M sq ft, for clients including L&T, Tata Projects and Kalpataru.
Our process follows PAS 1192, COBie and IFC, so mep modeling fits into the wider project from day one, not as a separate deliverable.
TOOLS & STANDARDS
Tools & standards
We work to open standards and your BIM Execution Plan:
Software
Autodesk Revit and AutoCAD, with Navisworks for coordination
Standards
BIMForum LOD and the project's MEP specifications
Inputs
design drawings, schematics, equipment data and specifications
Outputs
RVT, NWC, IFC, DWG, PDF and XLSX
SECTORS
Where we use it
Where this service makes the biggest difference:
Hospitals, hotels and data-heavy buildings
Airports and metro stations
High-rise residential and commercial towers
Industrial plants and campuses
ENGAGEMENT
Ways to work with us
Start small and scale up. Choose the engagement that fits your project and your team:
OPTION 1
Pilot model
One floor modeled for review
OPTION 2
Dedicated modelers
Working to your templates
OPTION 3
Fixed-scope model
Defined systems and LOD
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Answers to the questions project teams ask us most often:
What LOD do you model to?
LOD 300 to 400, as required.
Do you model hangers and supports?
Yes, at LOD 400.
Can you model from schematics?
Yes, with layouts and equipment data.
Do you use our template?
Yes.