BIM FORENSIC ANALYSIS

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Through our BIM forensic analysis we adhere to the principle that a good forensic engineering expert is a detective. Moreover, one who patiently searches for evidence and reconstructs events.

FORENSIC ANALYSIS

Claims Main Process

BIM Claims Management

BIM Forensic Analysis is an extended services of IBIMS’s BIM Oriented PM. Basically, Delay and Disruption is a common occurrence in construction projects. Similarly, the challenges of forensic schedule analysis and the evaluation of the extent of project delay increase with the degree of complexity of a project.

 

Further more, IBIMS is highly experienced in the preparation of Extension of Time Claims. Hence, whether it is required for defending delay costs or promoting delay and disruption claims, it is essential that the claim reaches the highest standard possible by the level of information available.

Our BIM Forensic Analysis Approach

Our approach depends on linking figure information, which is planning information, and non-figure information, which is construction information. As well as a BIM-based database system for construction information, in order to facilitate effective accumulation of construction information and enhanced information management.

 

 

Consequently our role is to identify the relevant facts from the great quantities of data simulated in the 4D model. Moreover support the findings of entitlement, causation and resulting damages.

WHAT IS INCLUDED

Including reference to the Relevant Event provision in the Contract, and Is it neutral or does the responsibility rest with one of the parties? What does the
Contract state in terms
of liability? 

Contractual entitlement– What does the Contract state regarding entitlement? Contractual Compliance– What does the Contract state in terms of the requirement for notices and the particulars to be provided?

We produce narratives  which include details of the planned works affected. Moreover referring to the planned sequence, duration, and methodology.  In addition the status of the works in relation to that planned at the time of the event; and, description of the changes to that plan as a consequence of the event.