Scan To BIM: A Quick Overview The oil and gas industry is one of the world’s largest and most complex industries. It involves a range of processes, from exploration and extraction to refining and distribution. One critical aspect of this industry is the need for accurate and up-to-date as-built documentation. This documentation helps ensure the safety and efficiency of operations and compliance with regulations. In recent years, the scan-to-BIM process has become an increasingly popular method for creating accurate as-built documentation. This process involves using 3D laser scanning technology to capture data about existing structures and equipment and then using that data to create a detailed 3D model in Building Information Modeling (BIM) software. The scan-to-BIM process has several advantages over traditional methods of creating as-built documentation, such as manual measurement and drafting. For one, it is much faster and more accurate. Laser scanning can capture millions of data points

Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) is the Future of Industrial Construction What is Integrated Project Delivery (IPD)? Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) is a project delivery model that involves the whole project team at all stages of the project, from design to fabrication and construction. This collaborative approach aligns all stakeholders on shared project values, goals, technical specifications, shared responsibilities, and project outcomes. Integrated Project Delivery model uses cutting-edge technology through synergy and team spirit to deliver an efficient, cost-effective and environmentally friendly design, fabrication, and construction for oil and gas and chemical production facilities. The model offers the best approach to project design and construction; by saving time and resources, increasing quality and comfort, and avoiding delays, redesigns and cost overruns. Additionally, the system prioritizes synergy and fosters cooperation and team spirit among the different project design and development actors. We ensure that all relevant stakeholders are brought aboard early enough