BIM coordination and consulting from Nordic BIM Group specialists, on demand or embedded in your project. We guide, audit, and validate alongside your team, or run the coordination end to end.
When should you bring in a BIM specialist?
Most serious projects now arrive with formal BIM requirements, and meeting them well is a discipline of its own. That discipline is BIM coordination: keeping each party's models and deliverables aligned with the requirements, from kickoff to handover. Three signs you need it.
The project comes with BIM requirements
A BIM manual to comply with, IFC deliverables to produce, and a client who checks what you hand over. The requirements are reasonable. Meeting them alongside your normal work is the hard part.
Coordination is eating your design time
Clash reports, model exchanges, and coordination meetings keep landing on your best designers. Every hour they spend administrating models is an hour that does not go into the design.
Nobody owns BIM in your office
No one in the office holds the BIM manager role, and hiring one for a single project makes no sense. The role is still needed. Bring it in for as long as the project lasts.
Typical outcomes
A project does not need all the information. It needs the right information, at the right time. That is what proper BIM coordination delivers, and what our specialists secure for your project.
The right information, at the right time
Every party gets what they need to act, when they need it, instead of digging through model data nobody asked for.
Requirements met, and documented
Your deliverables pass the client's checks, and the quality reports prove it, requirement by requirement.
Fewer clashes, fewer surprises on site
Conflicts between disciplines are found in the model, where they cost hours, not on the construction site, where they cost weeks.
A team that can run the next one
Knowledge transfer is built into the work. Each project with us leaves your team more able to run the next one without us.
Who this is for
Built for firms that deliver model-based projects: architectural practices first, plus contractors and house builders, with local-language specialists in Finland, Norway, and Sweden.
Architectural practices answering BIM requirements
Practices winning projects where the client demands BIM deliverables. You want the project, not the administration that comes with it. We carry the requirements work so your architects keep designing.
Contractors and house builders going model-based
Firms moving to model-based delivery, where coordination quality decides what reaches the site. With the coordination handled, the model becomes the source of truth on site instead of a parallel exercise.
Project teams without a BIM manager
Teams that need the BIM manager role for one project, or a coordinator's judgment a few hours a week, without hiring for it. Embedded or on demand, the role is filled for exactly as long as you need it.