Building Information Modelling (BIM) is a recent innovation in the construction industry that has unlocked new opportunities for businesses. Over the years, stakeholders in the sector have become well-informed regarding BIM and are realizing its potential to improve operations. Helping them leverage the complete benefits of the technology is Geninfo Solutions, the Canadian leader in BIM services.

It empowers construction companies, homebuilders, engineers, and architects with indepth project analysis for designing and ratification using 3D models. From promoting the benefits of BIM to collaborating with clients to implement it, Geninfo has been a consistent presence for many businesses that have achieved quick evolution in the construction industry.

“We are the longest-serving service provider in the country for many of the most prominent clients. Over the last 16 years, we have accumulated diverse experience from multiple projects,” says Hugh Munro, co-founder and director of business development at Geninfo Solutions.

The successful projects underscore Geninfo’s track record of reliability and endurance. It leverages a unique blend shore approach, which combines the budget-friendliness of offshore with the hands-on expertise of onshore. Substantial work is managed offshore to provide Autodesk solutions. A delivery center conducts the projects under the supervision of local BIM coordinators to ensure the highest quality and communication. All updates are immediately incorporated to stay in coordination with advancing technologies. This offers favorable labor rates and facilitates costeffectiveness, ensuring best-in-class services.

The services are focused on 3D modeling and virtual construction services. It designs solutions from resources like 2D data and 3D models into a construction-ready Revit format.

An adaptable workflow refines clients’ foundational models by identifying discrepancies and integrating distinct wall types, plumbing, fire, and electrical systems. Improvements for water supply and exhaust ducts are followed through interference drawings completing the final plan. On-site alterations are conducted according to site conditions or SI & PCNs; models encompass field adjustments that lead to a final as-built solution. Drawings are red lined during site visits for comprehensive closeout documentation demonstrating the project’s flexible progression.

The noteworthy feature of incorporating BIM into projects paves the way for risk mitigation. A virtual construction simulation is conducted for every project before commencing physical work. Early detection of potential problems eradicates rectification on-site. Proactively addressing issues saves cost and ensures seamless installation.

“Our goal is to deliver meticulously coordinated construction models. This is achieved through the BIM process focused on providing tools for a successful and surprise-free process,” states Naresh Chawla, co-founder and director of operations at Geninfo Solutions.

Geninfo’s Scan to BIM services examines clients’ resources utilizing the latest Scanners & technology . The data is used for clients’ needs, such as creating as-built documentation or facilitating renovations based on existing structures. A fine-tuned process is followed with compliance to transform data into a functional 3D model.

Close and coherent collaboration is at the core of Geninfo’s modus operandi. Multiple companies working on different elements of the project may delay RFI responses. Geninfo creates hasslefree operations that educate clients and ensure timely information exchange among the parties.

Practicing a structured approach ensures the best services for customer satisfaction. It engages in weekly schedules with clients for monitoring, query resolution, and clarification. This is effective due to dedicated client contacts and prompt responsiveness for timely resolution.

Geninfo has ignited many success stories in solving client issues. A client faced problems constructing a cycling velodrome for the Pan Am Games. The project involved an intricate piping network to maintain humidity for the wooden track’s stability. BIM modeling facilitated easy custom fittings for configuration, mitigating risks during planning to ensure on-time project completion. In another instance, it helped a client manage an intricate cabling network of a subway project in the design phase.

The commitment to sharing extensive expertise has enabled Geninfo to deliver exceptional construction projects. It leverages its knowledge to enhance performance in future endeavors when faced with challenges. Its longevity as a reliable third-party BIM service provider showcases a vested interest in continual growth and client satisfaction.