Case Study: Aéroport de Québec improves BIM coordination and issue tracking with BIM Track

Aéroport de Québec - Customer Case Study

Aéroport de Québec faced significant challenges with BIM coordination during a major terminal expansion. The project team struggled with time-consuming clash detection, spending an average of 2 minutes to locate each issue in their software and over 64 hours per month just on issue tracking. Communication was fragmented across emails and file servers, leading to a lack of traceability and accountability. They turned to the vendor BIM Track and its BCF-based issue tracking platform to find a solution.

The solution implemented by BIM Track utilized the open BCF format within their collaborative platform to centralize issue management. This provided a software-independent hub for tracking clashes with screenshots, comments, and location data, which drastically improved efficiency. The results were substantial: time to access and review issues dropped by 88% to just 15 seconds, and overall monthly management time was reduced from 64 hours to only 8 hours. This represented an estimated annual saving of $57K and demonstrated the value of an open BIM workflow for lean coordination management.

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