Scope of CAD to BIM Conversion Services
Our scope is tailored to the specific requirements of each project, discipline, and delivery stage. From reviewing inputs and understanding technical requirements to preparing coordinated deliverables and incorporating client feedback, we provide structured support aligned with your drawings, specifications, standards, and commercial objectives. Each service scope is clearly defined to ensure accuracy, transparency, and seamless integration with your project team.
- 2D CAD to 3D BIM conversion
- Architectural CAD to BIM
- Structural CAD to BIM
- MEP CAD to BIM
- Existing building BIM modelling
- As-built BIM development
- Legacy drawing conversion
- Scan and drawing-based modelling
- Revit family and component integration
- BIM model auditing and updating
- IFC and other open-format exports
How Vertus benefits your Project
CAD to BIM conversion can help you:
- Transform flat 2D drawings into understandable 3D models
- Improve coordination between architectural, structural, and MEP teams
- Identify clashes and design inconsistencies earlier
- Extract quantities and schedules more efficiently
- Improve design revision and information management
- Support 4D scheduling and 5D cost workflows
- Create as-built information for facility management
- Improve communication with clients, consultants, and site teams
- Preserve and modernise legacy project information
Typical Deliverables
- Native BIM model
- Architectural, structural, or MEP model
- Federated model, where required
- BIM model based on agreed LOD
- Model views, plans, sections, and elevations
- Schedules and quantity outputs
- Model audit and quality report
- IFC or agreed exchange format
- As-built BIM model, where required
Our Conversion Process
We begin by reviewing the available CAD files, PDFs, scans, specifications, survey information, and modelling requirements. We then establish the modelling scope, project units, naming conventions, levels, families, LOD, and deliverable format before developing, checking, and submitting the BIM model.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. We can assess legacy and incomplete drawings and identify assumptions, missing information, and areas requiring clarification before modelling.
Yes. The conversion can cover one discipline or multiple disciplines, depending on the available information and project requirements.
The required LOD is agreed according to the project phase, intended use, design information, coordination requirements, and client BIM standards.
Yes. A suitably structured model can support quantity extraction, subject to model completeness and the agreed modelling scope.
Modernise your legacy drawings and create a coordinated digital project model with Vertus.
