Fully Integrated Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, Fire Protection Coordination
Tejjy MEP coordination services facilitate contractors, engineers and developers to integrate HVAC mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire protection integration into a single clash-free BIM model. Through early alignment of all trades in the design process, we eliminate costly conflicts, accelerate approvals. Our coordination drawings are ready for fabrication and installation. Whether for data centers, healthcare facilities, commercial spaces, or residential complexes, Tejjy’s coordination services projects run on time with code compliance.
Every misalignment between trades- HVAC ducts cutting through beams, plumbing intersecting with cable trays- costs time and money. Our coordination services include:
- Detect and resolve conflicts early.
- Deliver coordinated 2D dawings & 3D models.
- Enable fabrication-ready, field-installation support.
Our BIM expertize with Revit and Naviswork is trusted for government and commercial projects. We are certified WOSB/MBE/8(a)/GSA schedule MEP BIM company serving contractors, fabricators, owners nationwide.
Our MEP Coordination Service Offerings
Tejjy Code-Compliant MEP Coordination Process
Tejjy Inc ensures every coordination drawing complies with U.S codes and standards. As an 8(a) certified GSA scheduled MEP BIM company we facilitate ASHRAE(HVAC design), NFPA( fire protection), NEC( electrical systems), SMANCA (ductwork standards). Our MEP 3D coordination services guarantee safety, compliance and smooth approval process for U.S contractors, fabricators and owners.
- Design Phase: MEPFP designers create detailed mechanical, electrical, plumbing , fire protection designs tailored to project requirements and constraints.
- Coordination Phase: MEP coordinators meticulously review designs to ensure seamless integration and identify and resolve any conflicts or issues.
- Construction Phase: MEP contractors execute installations while closely monitoring integration with the design.
- Commissioning Phase: MEP coordinators conduct tests and inspections to verify systems’ correct operation according to MEP standards.
- Handover Phase: Upon project completion, systems are handed over to the owner with comprehensive training on operation and maintenance.
OUR EXPERTISE IN
BIM Coordination Drawings for HVAC, Plumbing & Electrical
Our detailed MEP coordination drawings acts as a bridge between design intent and fabrication. Tejjy drawings give contractor a clear visual of how trades interact,reducing RFIs and onsite conflicts. By providing clash-free layouts we ensure project team seamlessly moves into shop drawings and prefabrication workflows. Our deliverables include:
- HVAC coordination drawings with duct layout.
- Electrical layouts with cable trays and conduits.
- Plumbing & drainage coordination drawings.
- Fire protection system integration.
Case Studies
Our renovation project at 29 W. Lexington Street in Baltimore, MD, focused on modernizing utility systems while preserving historical significance. Using BLK 360 3D Laser Scanner, 32 scans were conducted, resulting in a Level of Development 500 MEPF BIM model. This ensured accurate site coordination and construction alignment. Services included shop drawings, coordination design for MEPF systems, clash detection, and family creation. The outcome was a detailed BIM model facilitating precise renovation coordination.
Showcasing Our Projects in MEP BIM Coordination
Why Tejjy 3D MEP Coordinated Drawings Critical for MEP Contractors?
Tejjy facilitates data centers(utility corridors, cooling systems, power redundancy), healthcare facilities (medical gas, HVAC zoning, plumbing for critical care), Commercial & Industrial (warehouse, factories, high-rise office buildings), educational & residential (schools, student housing, apartment complexes).
- Provide precise quantity take-offs for accurate material estimation.
- Support faster off-site fabrication and streamlined on-site assembly.
- Improve construction scheduling with better trade coordination.
- Reduce RFIs and minimize change orders during execution.
- Enhance field team productivity with clear, constructible drawings.
- Ensure code compliance and clearance accuracy from the start.
FAQ
What are MEP coordination services?
MEP coordination services align mechanical (HVAC), electrical, plumbing, and fire protection systems with architectural and structural elements using 3D BIM coordination models. This is done to identify and eliminate clashes before construction. This process ensures coordinated routing, proper clearances, and installation feasibility, reducing rework and RFIs.
What is the MEP coordination process at Tejjy?
Tejjy’s MEP coordination process begins with model federation in Navisworks, followed by automated clash detection across trades, generation of coordination and resolution reports, and delivery of coordinated models with clearance checks to confirm constructability. The workflow supports iterative coordination with stakeholders until models are conflict-free and site-ready.
Can Tejjy handle large-scale MEP coordination?
Yes, Tejjy handles large-scale MEP coordination for complex projects such as data centers and mission-critical healthcare facilities. Our expert MEPFP services also include multi-trade coordination with architects and contractors. Tejjy Inc. supports scan-to-BIM integration for existing facilities to ensure accurate coordination within real site constraints and enable faster execution.
Does Tejjy support prefabrication coordination?
Yes, Tejjy supports prefabrication and modular coordination by aligning prefab zones, producing spool-based coordination outputs, and running 4D simulations to validate sequencing for off-site assembly. This approach enables accurate installation planning and supports just-in-time delivery, minimizing onsite congestion and improving productivity.
What is the role of an MEP coordinator at Tejjy?
An MEP coordinator at Tejjy manages multi-discipline model integration, supports clash resolution workflows, and facilitates coordination meetings with project stakeholders. These steps ensure routing decisions meet code compliance and installation requirements. They also track RFIs and coordination issues to maintain alignment between design intent and constructable shop-ready outputs.
