BIM one was established with a clear vision and strategy - to challenge ourselves and our industry partners to think differently during the delivery of the complex elements of civil infrastructure projects, specifically focusing on Utilities Coordination and Design, BIM Management, and a refreshing collaborative relationship-focused approach to Contract Administration.
We bring an in-depth understanding across all aspects of civil infrastructure delivery, including highways and rail design, procurement and contract administration.
Our team comprises engineers, designers and technical specialists who each bring tier-one engineering consultancy and big-project experience. We have leveraged this experience to build a suite of digital systems and workflows tailored to improve efficiency and generate cost-effective technical solutions for our clients.
The BIM one team offers a broad range of design and construction experience, presenting opportunities to assist our clients across every phase of a project’s lifecycle.
The core members of the BIM one team have worked closely together for over 10 years, which has cultivated a culture of trust, accountability and enjoyment in the day-to-day running of the projects we deliver.
We offer a selection of niche services to help our clients deliver outstanding project outcomes.
We customise solutions for our clients by taking the time to build trusting relationships, asking lots of questions, and gaining a deep understanding of what is important to them.
We focus our efforts to deliver technical solutions tailored to meet project specific client requirements.
We pride ourselves on being the specialist subconsultant of choice for the delivery of utilities coordination and design on major civil infrastructure projects. Our team comprises engineers, designers and technical specialists who each bring tier-one engineering consultancy experience. We have leveraged that big project experience to build a suite of systems and workflows tailored to the delivery of the utility coordination and design scope.
Our team are taking a fresh approach to the emerging field of BIM on civil infrastructure projects - finding new ways to implement digital technology into the day-to-day running of projects. We are working with our clients to digitise site investigation data, develop BIM construction specifications, manage design and as-constructed models, and apply "RetroBIM" processes to retrospectively create Asset Information Models (AIMs) for old assets.
We have long and successful history of administrating construction contracts on behalf of the Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR), Transurban and local Councils. Members of the BIM one team are prequalified within TMR’s IBCP system and can assist in Contract Administration, Site Surveillance, and preparation of Contract / Tender Documentation.
"BIM one was engaged by AECOM to undertake drainage and utility site investigations on the Pacific Highway.
The team were proactive and easy to work with, and in addition to the quality and timely delivery of the scope, they provided additional engineering input on site which saved the need for re-mobilisation and in turn saved the project time and money, helping us achieve our tight timeframes."
"The BIM one team took charge in the management of a suite of site investigations on behalf of TMR including utilities, pavement, and geotechnical.
Michael and Chris completed a gap analysis of the existing data sets, and then engaged specialist subcontractors to complete the tailored testing regime - which ultimately reduced the risk of rework during the design phase."
“BIM one has been engaged by TMR in a Contract Administration capacity to help deliver critical infrastructure projects in complex and high risk environments. The team's ongoing commitment to stakeholder engagement and complaint mitigation has been a key contributor to the success of these projects, with BIM one drawing on their previous experience and strong relationships to solve problems seamlessly and with a client and community focused approach."
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