Get a free IFC open BIM Model Check and TÜV SÜD quality report for your project
Get a free IFC open BIM Model Check and TÜV SÜD quality report for your project
TÜV SÜD open BIM Model Check is a quality benchmark for Industry Foundation Class (IFC) projects/IFC models. It provides transparency and neutral quality check for building owners, consultants and contractors.
With 70 rulesets, the BIM model check answers the three major questions:
Get a basic BIM model check for free now!
Check out TÜV SÜD's BIM model check guide for the IFC model requirements before submitting your BIM model.
Optimise BIM authoring, coordination and management for open BIM / IFC projects
Save time with TÜV SÜD's proven best practices for open BIM / IFC projects and ISO 16739
Form close-knitted BIM project management thanks to the combination of the most important quality and risk benchmark
Obtain high credibility and neutral BIM review by TÜV SÜD supported by well-known experts
Gain easy to understand outputs for building owners, investors, consultants and contractors through TÜV SÜD project certificate and digitally ‘plug-n-play’ issue reports based on Solibri’s coordination report and BCF
Read more on TÜV SÜD BIM Model Check.
TÜV SÜD’s BIM experts and project auditors have compiled 70 rulesets covering quality and risk items in four areas:
1. Model Structure & Integrity: Validate core measures of proper Virtual Design & Construction (VDC) for IFC on trade level and federated model level. Avoid incorrect/incomplete model federation and information take-off.
2. Modelling Guidelines: Review important component-related model specifications. Ensure accurate component and project structure to avoid time and cost intensive re-modelling due to missing information.
3. Information Requirements: Check trade- superordinate IFC code alignments, requirements and Level-of-Information (LoI) specifications to ensure that correct IFC setup is implemented at any trade and component. Avoid the use of faulty, inconsistent or doubled information during quantity takeoffs, construction scheduling, layout planning and calculations of pipes, ducts and etc.
4. Geometric Requirements: Examine trade-specific federated coordination, analysability as well as geometry plausibility to ensure that spatial and geometric assessments (e.g. clash detections) are carried out on accurate models. Avoid incorrect geometry analysis.
Site Selector
Global
Americas
Asia
Europe
Middle East and Africa