BIM Level 2 Revit support in the European Union
Modeling, coordination and deliverables aligned to your BEP/EIR workflow.
MaViAl is a Wrocław-based nearshore BIM Revit team supporting EU design offices and contractors who deliver projects in a “BIM Level 2 style” — managed information exchange, coordinated models and predictable outputs. We plug into your standards (CDE, naming rules, templates) and produce clean Revit content that your team can audit, issue and build from.
Typical use cases: residential and mixed-use design packages, logistics and industrial layouts, public buildings and contractor coordination sets — when your stakeholders expect structured handover rather than “just a model”.
What we deliver for BIM Level 2 Revit support in the EU
This page is part of our BIM Revit European Union line, but the scope below is written specifically for “Level 2 style” delivery: structured information, coordination and predictable handover. We can support one discipline or run a multi-discipline production cell.
- Revit production models with controlled parameters, naming and consistent structure — ready for review and exchange.
- Coordination support (model alignment, clash readiness, issue notes) so your team can run predictable coordination cycles.
- Drawing packages built from the model: sheets, schedules, tags and view templates aligned to your office standards.
- Information delivery assistance in a BEP/EIR context: file sets, exchange rules, and model handover discipline.
- Conversions from DWG/PDF/laser scans into structured Revit models suitable for coordinated delivery.
Important: “BIM Level 2” is often used as a practical shorthand for managed collaboration and structured exchange. We align to your project’s actual requirements (client standards, BEP, EIR, ISO 19650 rules if used) and document the assumptions we apply.
Example: a logistics facility expansion with tight coordination windows. The client needs weekly model exchanges, consistent naming, and drawings that can be issued without “manual fixing”. Our role is to stabilize the production pipeline: model hygiene, predictable sheets, and traceable outputs.
- We start with a short intake: EIR/BEP rules, file tree, naming, deliverable list and review gates.
- We model & update in cycles, attaching checks to each exchange (what changed, what is pending, what is blocked).
- We keep handover practical: outputs your site and design teams can actually use.
1) Revit modeling (ARCH / STR / MEP)
Production modeling with clean element logic, disciplined views and schedules, and stable parameters for exchange and reporting.
2) Coordination readiness
Model alignment for federation, clash preparedness, issue summaries and coordination notes compatible with your tools and meetings.
3) Level 2 information delivery support
Support around BEP/EIR expectations: naming rules, file sets, revision logic and clear handover packaging.
4) Drawings & documentation
Construction drawings from the model: sheets, key plans, schedules, view templates and consistent annotation logic.
5) CAD/PDF/Scan-to-BIM (as-built)
Structured Revit models from legacy inputs, with assumptions logged and an output set suitable for coordination and future updates.
6) Revit standards: templates & families
Project templates, shared parameters, families, and office conventions that reduce rework and improve model consistency.
A predictable Level 2 delivery cycle (how we work)
Our goal is to make cooperation feel “internal”: clear intake, short feedback loops and transparent exchange packages. You decide the integration depth — from a single specialist to a small delivery cell.
Intake & rules
We review your deliverables list, naming rules, CDE/file structure and coordination cadence. We log assumptions.
Setup & baseline
We align templates, parameters, shared coordinates and sheet logic. Then we publish a baseline for sign-off.
Production cycles
We iterate in weekly (or agreed) cycles, attach QA notes, and keep changes traceable for your reviewers.
Exchange & handover
We package exchange sets (Revit/IFC/drawings/schedules) so your team can issue with minimal “cleanup”.
- Consistent file naming and structure (so exchanges don’t break downstream).
- Parameter discipline and repeatable schedules (so reporting doesn’t become manual).
- Model QA notes tied to each exchange (so reviewers can see what changed and why).
- Drawings built from stable view logic (so sheet updates are predictable).
We adapt to your toolchain. If you already have a CDE or coordination platform, we follow your setup. If not, we propose a lightweight structure that can be audited and scaled.
If your project mandates ISO 19650 conventions, classification, or specific exchange containers, we align to your documented requirements and confirm the interpretation before production.
Deliverables we can package for EU BIM Level 2 workflows
The exact set depends on your contract and the client’s requirements. Below is a practical menu of outputs we commonly prepare so your team can issue, coordinate and hand over without “last minute rework”.
- Discipline models (ARCH/STR/MEP) with controlled naming and parameters.
- Federation-ready exports (IFC where required) and exchange packages.
- Drawing sets from the model: sheets, schedules, tags, legends, key plans.
- Coordination summaries: clashes/risks highlighted for your coordination calls.
- Asset/data outputs when specified (for example COBie-style exports).
We keep the packaging clear: what is included, what changed since the last issue, what remains open, and what depends on upstream decisions.
“Level 2” projects often fail in the boring details: inconsistent naming, broken schedules, unclear revisions, and non-repeatable sheet logic. We reduce that risk with a simple, documented QA approach.
- Model hygiene checks: naming, categories, parameters and basic coordination readiness.
- Drawing readiness checks: view templates, annotation consistency and sheet completeness.
- Exchange checklist: what files, what revisions, what notes, and where to find them in the package.
If you have your own audit template, we follow it. If you don’t, we use a lightweight checklist and adapt it after your first review cycle.
BIM Level 2 Revit support — practical questions
To keep this page genuinely useful (and not generic), the FAQ below is generated by our anti-template engine and differs across pages in the EU BIM category. Your page remains human-readable with or without JavaScript.
QDo you “certify” BIM Level 2 compliance?
QCan you work inside our CDE and naming conventions?
QWhat do you need to start?
Send your BIM Level 2 brief and get a delivery plan
Share the project type, approximate area (m²), disciplines (ARCH/STR/MEP), and what your client expects at each exchange (Revit/IFC, drawings, schedules, data outputs). We will respond with a practical plan: onboarding steps, exchange cadence and the earliest start slot.
Wrocław, Poland — European Union
This targeted landing page supports searches related to BIM Level 2 delivery needs in the EU, and explains how we structure modeling, coordination and handover so it remains practical for your team.
- We can start from a small pilot scope and scale to a dedicated delivery cell.
- We follow your rules and document assumptions before production.
- We package outputs so reviewers and site teams can use them without friction.
Internal link: BIM Revit EU hub.