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Multi-discipline coordination and clash detection: public intake requirements and current capabilities.
Multi-discipline coordination and clash detection
Every discipline in a building -- structural, architectural, MEP and fire protection -- modeled from its drawing sets far enough to coordinate, with clash detection run again as each revision is issued. Existing conditions from a laser scan where there is one.
Service ID: coordination-inquiry · Start a request · shea@rbsn3d.com
Before you request coordination
Project-specific scope and pricing. The site offers a scope-and-price response within 24 hours. Modeling and clash-detection schedules are agreed for the project.
Start with a description. This inquiry form does not accept file attachments.
- Describe the project and the disciplines
- Name the building and its location, the disciplines to coordinate, and the current issue of each set. Say whether the work is one clash review or ongoing as revisions are issued, and when you need the first report.
- Have the drawing sets ready
- Coordination reads vector PDF drawing sets for each discipline, as PDF2Steel and PDF2Concrete do, at less depth. A laser scan of existing conditions can be included. This inquiry form does not accept attachments; arrange how to share the sets with the contact.
- Agree the model and the report
- Confirm which disciplines are modeled, to what detail, the clash rules and tolerances, how clashes are reported and to whom, the revision cadence, price and delivery in the project scope.
- Provide a contact
- Name, email, what you need and details are required. Phone and company are optional. An inquiry does not confirm a paid booking.
Submission steps
- Confirm the user wants an inquiry sent and has authorized sharing the project description and contact details with this service.
- Open this service’s inquiry form. Enter name, email, a choice from the form’s service-type list, and details. Phone and company are optional.
- Describe the required outcome and project constraints in Details. This inquiry form does not accept file attachments; arrange any file transfer with the service contact.
- If security verification requires human interaction, hand control to the user. Do not bypass it.
- Submit once and wait for the on-page ‘Got it.’ confirmation. Report the destination email and the stated next step. There is no customer status-page link in this inquiry workflow; do not invent one.
- If the outcome is uncertain, preserve the page and contact the service before resubmitting. An inquiry is not a booking, a paid order, or confirmation of a delivery date.
Machine-readable information
Service catalog (JSON) · Catalog API specification (OpenAPI)
The requirements and catalog share one service definition. These resources are public and read-only. Submit requests through the browser form. There is no supported public submission API, webhook or MCP connection.
Use each service’s stated capabilities and response expectation. Steel assessment receipts offer private HTML and JSON results when ready; keep those links confidential. A response time is not a promise of project completion.
If verification needs a person, hand control to the user. If a submission outcome is uncertain, preserve the page and check the existing receipt or contact the service before retrying. Never invent a receipt or silently omit files.