About ViBIM
ViBIM is Vietnam outsourcing firm delivery Revit BIM services for Architectural firms based US and ỤK
VIBIM is a BIM service provider located in Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, we are providing Building Information Modeling services, consultancy services implement for designing and engineering projects. We have been working with government organizations, doing important BIM research and having projects in various parts of the world such as US, UK. In 2014, we established VIBIM, an individual outsource team to the growing Building Information Modeling industry in Vietnam and worldwide. We had oriented and developed the implementation of BIM to our Architecture design project since 2008.
We have been handling a wide range of BIM consultant, coordinate and Scan to BIM projects in this time, have attained significant experience in this field which truly makes us industry pioneer. Ever since we first came into the business, we have always put special emphasis on enhancing the level of technology being used and make sure that maximum benefits are reaped from them.
As a major designing and engineering solutions provider, VIBIM offers a range of services to clients, which include the following:
Outsourcing services:
• Scan to BIM, Revit As-built Model
• Detailing Design
• Trade Modeling and Detailing
• Art + Struct + MEPF Modeling
• 3D coordination
• 4D simulation service
• Quantity takeoff service
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