Maybe you are a design firm with the occasional requirement to produce a BIM deliverable for your client, but have not yet fully implemented BIM inside your firm. Outsourcing to U.S. CAD allows you to continue using established work processes and utilize our team to produce your BIM deliverables for you.

You might be a small firm that already outsources your production work to a traditional drafting service. By utilizing U.S. CAD's BIM production services, you can gain a competitive advantage by marketing your ability to do Building Information Modeling instead of just producing 2D CAD files. In addition, moving your production work to U.S. CAD allows you to gain the other benefits inherent to BIM such as higher quality documents with plans, sections, elevations, and schedules fully coordinated. This can lead to a reduction in RFIs and an increase in client satisfaction.

Maybe you might want to perform energy analysis of your projects for sustainable design purposes. We can produce a BIM model that can tie into a variety of energy analysis tools from both Autodesk and IES. This allows you to take issues of sustainability into consideration from the earliest stages of the project to balance aesthetics and energy consumption.

You might also be looking for a better way to communicate and market your ideas to clients, planning commissions, and regulatory agencies. U.S. CAD can produce 3D models to help you validate your design ideas, simple renderings to communicate these ideas more effectively, or high impact photorealistic renderings to help streamline the approval process and sell your projects to investors and prospective tenants.

No matter what your primary reason is for utilizing U.S. CAD for Building Information Modeling production services, during each phase of the design and document process, the models produced can be used for digital design reviews and clash detection to eliminate conflicts and increase the constructability of your design.

We can provide BIM deliverables in a variety of different file formats for use by the extended design team such as Revit, Civil 3D, NavisWorks, even 2D or 3D AutoCAD DWG files.