How we work
How We Work
The Zentrac Track runs from review to site support. You can start at any stage of the project.
How we work
The Zentrac Track.
Six stages, from review to site support. What we receive is checked; what we hand over is prepared for the next party.
01 Review
We review the supplied drawings and site information and record gaps before modelling starts.
- Input
- Design drawings, specifications, site information
- Output
- Review notes and RFIs
02 Model
We build discipline models to the agreed BEP and scope.
- Input
- Reviewed design, BEP, coordinates
- Output
- Discipline models
03 Coordinate
We run clash checks in a federated model and track coordination issues.
- Input
- Discipline models, coordination rules
- Output
- Clash reports and issue register
04 Drawings
We extract the agreed shop drawings from the coordinated model.
- Input
- Coordinated model, title blocks, drawing list
- Output
- Shop and combined services drawings
05 Quantities
We prepare the agreed model-based quantities and schedules.
- Input
- Measurement rules, agreed model scope
- Output
- Quantity take-offs and schedules
06 Site Support
We support site queries and model updates through to as-built handover.
- Input
- Site queries, verified site changes
- Output
- Updated and as-built models
Ways to work with us
Choose an engagement.
Join at the stage you need.
Schedules and turnaround are agreed for each scope.
One package
A single defined package, such as one zone or one drawing set.
Request a quote for this option — One packageOne network
One infrastructure category, modelled and coordinated across a project.
Request a quote for this option — One networkCoordination only
Federation, clash detection and issue tracking for models produced by others.
Request a quote for this option — Coordination onlyFull agreed scope
From review through to site support, as agreed for the project.
Request a quote for this option — Full agreed scope
Have a project?
Tell us about your scope and the support you need.
Share a non-confidential overview first; detailed drawings can follow once scope and confidentiality are agreed.