Public-sector delivery has a very specific rhythm: tender milestones, stakeholder reviews, and a “no surprises” expectation at handover. MaViAl supports EU public building teams with Revit models, coordinated BIM, clash detection and construction documentation — delivered by an EU-registered team based in Wrocław, Poland.
This page focuses on public sector projects (schools, hospitals, municipal buildings, civic facilities). The goal is not “more BIM”. The goal is a buildable, auditable set of deliverables that survives procurement, reviews and construction reality.
Production-ready discipline models built around your level-of-detail targets and documentation needs: layouts, sections, elevations, schedules, quantities and typical details for public buildings.
Federated coordination, clash checks, issue logs and coordination views so design intent remains installable—especially for hospitals and complex MEP zones.
Sheet sets and packages aligned to procurement and contractor usage: clean naming, consistent annotations, revision discipline, and export sets (PDF/DWG/IFC) prepared as handover artifacts—not screenshots.
DWG/PDF-based modeling into controlled Revit deliverables, including sheets and schedules. Useful when public stakeholders require BIM, but the source set is mixed or incomplete.
Point cloud-based modeling for refurbishments and extensions: coordinated as-built models, controlled assumptions, and traceable deviations for public facilities under renovation.
Revit templates, shared parameters, families and libraries tailored to your public portfolio so each next school/clinic/civic facility starts from a reliable baseline.
Public projects often involve reviewers who are not daily Revit users. We package outputs so each audience (authority, design lead, contractor, facility manager) gets a usable view of the same truth.
Instead of vague “BIM support”, we work with a simple delivery loop: define, produce, check, package. It helps keep public stakeholders confident and keeps the team aligned when requirements shift.
We agree on the next delivery slice (tender package, coordination update, as-built set), the file formats, and the acceptance criteria. If you have BEP/EIR, we align to it; if not, we define a minimal checklist.
We model and document to your standards, with clear responsibility boundaries: who owns design decisions, who owns production, what gets flagged as a risk, and what is “assumed pending confirmation”.
Model hygiene, view consistency, sheet logic, naming, and coordination sanity checks. The goal is to reduce stakeholder feedback to meaningful issues, not formatting noise.
We deliver a clean package: RVT + exports (PDF/DWG/IFC as required), plus a short note on what changed, what is blocked, and what should be reviewed by the lead engineer / authority.
Before tender submission, during coordination peaks (MEP-heavy zones), and when refurbishment/as-built conditions make “perfect inputs” unrealistic.
Short status updates, defined review moments, and a disciplined issue list so public stakeholders can see progress in a form they recognize.
If your portfolio includes multiple schools or municipal facilities, we help standardize templates, families, and documentation patterns so each next project starts faster.
A school extension enters tender with late MEP clarifications, while the authority requests “one more export set” for a committee review. Instead of reworking everything, we isolate the affected zones, update the coordinated views, run a targeted clash check, and publish a package with explicit changes—so the discussion stays on decisions, not on confusion.
Short answers to the questions we see most often on schools, hospitals and civic facilities. (FAQ content is intentionally visible on the page.)
Share project type (school/hospital/municipal/civic), stage (concept/design/tender/construction/as-built), location, approximate size and disciplines (ARCH/STR/MEP). Attach drawings (PDF/DWG) or RVT if available. We will respond with a clear “what we deliver next” plan and a recommended workflow.
Tel / Viber / Telegram / WhatsApp — quick response in English or Polish.
Mention: BIM Revit — EU public sector projects. You can attach PDFs, DWGs or Revit files.
This landing page is part of the BIM Revit European Union hub and is intentionally focused on public sector projects. If you need a different angle (logistics, offices, MEP teams), use the hub to navigate.
Note: This page intentionally does not publish pricing. Public sector scope varies widely; we prefer to provide a scoped delivery plan based on your milestone, discipline mix and inputs.