From Reactive Site Coordination to BIM-Driven Construction Control
How a national contractor connected tender planning, coordination, quantity take-off, construction sequencing, and field execution within one BIM/VDC workflow.
Company Background
A national general contractor and EPC company delivering commercial buildings, hospitals, industrial facilities, data centers, infrastructure, and selected EPC projects. BIM had been used mainly after project award and mostly as a modeling or client-compliance requirement.
Business Snapshot
- •+1,450 employees
- •+IDR 6.7T annual revenue
- •18 active construction projects
- •Average project value +IDR 400B–2.5T
Primary Business Needs
- •More accurate tender quantities
- •Better construction planning
- •Earlier clash identification
- •Integration of BIM with schedule and cost
- •Stronger subcontractor coordination
Tender and construction teams relied on separate 2D drawings, spreadsheets, schedules, and subcontractor inputs. Design conflicts were often discovered after site work began, increasing rework and schedule pressure.
BIMAGE implemented a contractor-focused BIM/VDC workflow covering tender modeling, quantity take-off, constructability reviews, clash detection, BIM Execution Planning, 4D sequencing, 5D cost integration, shop-drawing support, and site-progress visualization.
The contractor identified constructability issues earlier, calculated quantities more consistently, planned sequences visually, coordinated subcontractors better, and gained stronger control over schedule, cost, and installation progress.
Turn BIM from a contractual requirement into a practical construction-control system.
Relevant BIMAGE Capabilities
Tender BIM/VDC · BIM Execution Plan · Quantity Take-Off · Clash Detection · 4D/5D BIM · Shop Drawing · Site Progress Monitoring
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