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BIM coordination

Resolve the building before the field has to improvise.

Federated model review, clash ownership, access checks, and disciplined issue closure bring constructability into the coordination room.

Contemporary commercial interior with coordinated architectural and building systems
PRM / Integrated delivery

A clash report is only a list. Coordination is the process that turns the list into accountable, buildable decisions.

What PRM brings

Built for projects where handoffs are the risk.

01

Architecture + permit documentation

Programming, code strategy, design development, permit sets, and construction-ready details shaped around the real approval path.

02

Civil + site planning

Grading, drainage, utilities, access, and site coordination brought into the project before late conflicts take over.

03

Structural engineering

Clear load paths, foundations, framing, and renovation strategies coordinated with architecture and field realities.

04

Mechanical, electrical + plumbing

Integrated MEP systems sized, routed, and documented to protect performance, maintainability, and construction sequencing.

05

BIM + clash coordination

Federated model reviews, issue ownership, and constructability checks that turn coordination into resolved decisions.

06

Construction support

RFI response, submittal review, revision control, and technical continuity through the moments that matter in the field.

Working relationship

Built for projects where handoffs are the risk.

PRM is best suited to teams that value a direct technical relationship and want disciplines to resolve issues together—not pass them downstream.

  • 01Commercial tenant improvements and rollouts
  • 02Additions, renovations, and occupied work
  • 03Ground-up commercial and institutional projects
  • 04Permit drawing and coordination support

Bring the real constraint

Let’s define what the project needs next.

Share the location, current documents, target milestone, and the decision that cannot slip.

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