MEP BIM Coordination Services

The Scope Checker AI agent compares trade scope across contracts, drawings, and specifications simultaneously. It identifies instances where multiple subagreements claim responsibility for the same work item, or where a specification requirement appears in one trade's scope but is also priced by another. This comparison runs across the full project file set, not just the items reviewed in a single coordination meeting. The AI agent flags these overlaps with references to the relevant contract language and drawing revisions involved, giving the project team enough context to resolve ownership before installation begins.

The AI agent categorizes flagged items into structural, life-safety, and long-lead equipment groups. A fire protection routing conflict that could block sign-off receives different treatment than a minor clearance issue between a conduit run and a branch duct. The AI agent separates these categories in its output so coordination teams can address higher-risk items first.

The AI agent does not resolve clashes or make installation sequence decisions. It identifies where scope definitions conflict across project files and flags which conflicts carry the highest risk based on item category. The BIM coordinator and project team decide how to resolve each conflict.

When new drawing revisions appear in Procore, the AI agent compares the updated set against prior versions to identify material changes. It cross-checks these changes against existing scope assignments and flagged coordination items. If a revision changes a requirement that was already coordinated against an older drawing, the AI agent flags the discrepancy so the team can reassess before that scope reaches the field.

The AI agent evaluates each subcontractor's listed exclusions against the full project scope defined in drawings, specifications, and the prime contract. When an exclusion removes work that no other trade has priced, the AI agent flags it as unassigned scope. This flags exclusion-driven unassigned scope before ownership shifts to "by others" with no identified party.