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oneintheeye

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Our company is heading very seriously into the BIM world. Using Revit. A trial has the quantities fairly accurate on one building. In theory we are going into it as cutting down on estimating time and costs as well as other benefits. Any comments?
 
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Apparently you have to add dummy objects if you need to include things like lump sum items in your 5D cost modeling. Otherwise, enjoy Revit! You'll probably wonder why you didn't make the switch years ago.
 
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