Scan-to-BIM Revit LOD2000
Budget / Salary$1,500–3,000
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I have a registered point-cloud of an existing facility and I need it translated into a highly detailed BIM model in Autodesk Revit for full MEP coordination. The finished file must meet LOD 200 standards, so every duct, pipe, fitting, equipment item and hanger has to be modeled with fabrication-level accuracy and correct metadata.
You will receive:
– The cleaned, unified cloud file (RCP/RCS and E57) together with basic floor plans for reference
– My layer, naming and family templates so your work drops straight into our office standards
What I expect back:
• A native Revit 2023 model, federated and work-shared, with properly classified M, E and P systems ready for clash detection
• Custom families only where manufacturer content does not exist, parameters mapped to our schedules
• Overall geometry tolerance within ±10 mm of the scan and no missing services in the surveyed zones
• A brief PDF report explaining assumptions, any obscured areas and coordinates used, plus exported NWC for Navisworks review
I will run a quick QA using Navisworks Manage and the coordinate file; once the model passes those checks, the milestone is released.
If you have recent scan-to-BIM examples at LOD 400 for hospitals, plants or similar complex buildings, please mention them so I can gauge fit. Looking forward to collaborating with someone who enjoys pushing Revit’s MEP tools as much as I do.
You will receive:
– The cleaned, unified cloud file (RCP/RCS and E57) together with basic floor plans for reference
– My layer, naming and family templates so your work drops straight into our office standards
What I expect back:
• A native Revit 2023 model, federated and work-shared, with properly classified M, E and P systems ready for clash detection
• Custom families only where manufacturer content does not exist, parameters mapped to our schedules
• Overall geometry tolerance within ±10 mm of the scan and no missing services in the surveyed zones
• A brief PDF report explaining assumptions, any obscured areas and coordinates used, plus exported NWC for Navisworks review
I will run a quick QA using Navisworks Manage and the coordinate file; once the model passes those checks, the milestone is released.
If you have recent scan-to-BIM examples at LOD 400 for hospitals, plants or similar complex buildings, please mention them so I can gauge fit. Looking forward to collaborating with someone who enjoys pushing Revit’s MEP tools as much as I do.
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