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Construction Management at Risk (CMAR) 18080 Collins Ave.
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15-08-02
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D. Project Approach & Understanding <br />City of Sunny Isles Beach | Request for Qualifications No. 15-08-02 <br />September 23, 2015 <br />Page 6 <br />Innovative Concepts. Another valuable <br />digital asset in the Hensel Phelps’ toolbox is <br />the ability to laser scan. The development <br />of reality capture through laser scanning <br />has been a tremendous boom in providing <br />the ability to quality control the work put in <br />place in new facilities. Three-dimensional <br />laser scanning, which creates up to 1 million <br />points of data per second, can be used to <br />create virtual building models which can be <br />extremely useful during the design phase as <br />an ongoing feedback process between the <br />design and construction teams. The boost <br />in information helps designers and builders <br />integrate their efforts and streamline the <br />transition from vision to actual construction. <br />Precise data means the project team can <br />count on proper fabrication and installation. <br />At the design stage, quality is increased, <br />schedules are kept intact and cost are <br />lowered by more accurate information. In <br />the field, laser scanning is critical for quality <br />assurance as the work proceeds from one <br />stage to another. This type of data also <br />proves cost effective upon construction <br />completion, accurately documenting the final <br />as-builts. Information can be exchanged <br />to explore “what-if” scenarios to support <br />design, construction and management of a <br />building in many others ways, before during <br />and after completion, including: <br />• Data capture in congested areas without <br />interrupting operations. <br />• Quality control to compare work-in-place <br />to the design model at every phase <br />throughout construction, assuring it is <br />installed per design specifications, at <br />the right location and within tolerance. <br />• Prefabricated systems, which can be <br />designed and built off-site with complete <br />assurance that they will be installed <br />correctly. <br />• Equipment installation verification with <br />scans to validate consistency with the <br />design model. <br />• Hazardous location work where scans <br />can capture data from a safe distance. <br />• Identification of pervasive anomalies <br />that would otherwise have to be visually <br />inspected and verified one by one. <br />• Digital records of content inside walls <br />and foundations for operations and <br />maintenance purposes, as well as <br />preparation for any future work. <br /> <br />Hensel Phelps is committed to building <br />lasting partnerships with our clients and as <br />a result, the City of Sunny Isles Beach will <br />realize the benefits of inspired performance. <br />Hensel Phelps has an In-House Laser Scanning Team
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