AGC NM

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AGC - NM

• Building Information Modeling (BIM) Panel
  Luncheon
• Dora Lujan BIM/MEP Coordinator
• Miller Bonded, Inc.

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Miller Bonded Inc.

• Our Mission
• To provide exceptional Mechanical Construction
  Services
• To provide a reasonable profit to the company
• To provide a rewarding career to our employees
• To provide support to the communities in which we
  work
• Our Vision
• To be the best Mechanical Contractor in the
  Southwest
• Our Values
• Make a Difference..
• Reputation..through integrity exceptional
  service
• Respect..for you me
• Excitement.. from teamwork opportunity
• Safety, Quality Productivity..without
  compromise

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Miller Bonded, Inc.

• We strive to help build better buildings in the
  most efficient manner possible.
• Miller Bonded, Inc. is a consistent Building
  Information Modeling (BIM) leader and a
  single-source contractor for the design,
  construction and maintenance of mechanical
  systems.

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Miller Bonded, Inc.

• BIM Definition
• Building Information Modeling covers geometry,
  spatial relationships, geographic information,
  quantities and properties of all building
  components. BIM can be used to demonstrate the
  entire building life cycle including the
  processes of construction and facility operation.
  Quantities and shared properties of materials can
  easily be extracted. Scopes of work can be
  isolated and defined. Systems, assemblies, and
  sequences are able to be shown in a relative
  scale with the entire facility or group of
  facilities.

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through opening our minds to new ideas, workflows
and processes
working together to find the overlap in A-E-C
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BIM

• ? 2D
• ? 3D
• ? Clash Detection
• ? Yields Project Coordination
• ? Deliver Better Product To Owner
• ? Owner Utilizes the Asbuilt
• ? Maintenance and Operations Use
• ? End of Building Lifecycle

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The ideal BIM project would see all consultants
working together on a single model (from concept
through life cycle of building), analyzing and
refining the model for real world performance.
Note that this statement is the IDEAL. We are
currently striving to get to this point.

• When we, as the mechanical subcontractor, get
  actively involved in the process, we take the 2D
  Construction Documents we receive from the
  Engineer and our Detailing Department models the
  Duct and Plumbing in 3D. If the architectural
  and structural is not supplied in 3D format then
  we can and do draw those as well so the
  coordination process proceeds.

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• We use the 3D drawings as the basis for our
  coordination model and work with the GC, owners,
  architects, engineers and other crafts to perform
  scheduled coordination meetings. We continually
  transfer information and updated drawings back
  and forth until all foreseeable conflicts are
  resolved. We use the completely resolved model
  for manufacturing, shop drawings and
  prefabrication.

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• We then release our hanger drawings to the
  field and the duct/pipe to our fabrication shop.
• The software we use is interoperable so that we
  are able to transfer the model from the detailing
  group to the coordination process and then
  directly to the fab shop via cad/cam.
• Our shop is automated and all of our 3D drawings,
  details and specs are downloaded directly into
  the cutting systems and coil line for production.
  

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• A percentage of our duct and pipe is
  pre-assembled prior to shipping. It is bar coded
  and scanned for auditing, tracking and for
  as-built purposes. It is then shipped to the
  jobsite for erection.

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