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Start with a free read on where your BIM practice stands today, then go as deep as your firm actually needs, from a directional score to a full consultative review tied to your real project data.
Most firms answer "how mature is your BIM practice" with a feeling, not a number. Excelize’s free BIM readiness quiz gives you a directional read in minutes. Are you a Starter, Warrior, Achiever, or Guru? For firms that want more than a directional score, we run a deeper consultative assessment against your actual project data, benchmarked to the maturity framework built into NBIMS-US, so the answer holds up in a proposal, not just a conversation.
A BIM Capability Assessment is a structured read on where a firm’s BIM practice stands today. Excelize offers this at two levels. The free readiness quiz gives any firm a quick, directional score across a few core questions, useful for a fast gut check on where you land relative to peers. The consultative assessment goes further. It’s a structured review of your actual project data, current tools, and team proficiency. We evaluate your practice against ISO 19650 information management principles and current LOD standards. This produces a documented score a firm can use externally, in an RFP response, a lender conversation, or a board update, not just internally.
An RFP asks for a BIM maturity statement, and the response ends up being a sentence someone wrote from memory rather than a documented score with a framework behind it.
Leadership assumes the firm is "ahead" of its peers on BIM because one flagship project went well, without a structured view of whether that quality is consistent across the rest of the portfolio.
A firm evaluating BIM investment, new software, new hires, and an outsourcing partner has no baseline to measure the investment against, so six months later, nobody can say whether it actually moved the needle.
That gap rarely surfaces in a way that's easy to point to. It shows up as a client asking a specific compliance question during due diligence, and no one on the call has a number to give them.
A quick, self-serve scoring tool giving any firm a directional read on where they stand, Starter through Guru, in minutes, with no commitment required to take it.
For firms that want more than a directional score, a structured conversation and document review evaluated against current BIM standards and your firm’s actual practice, covering technology, process, and team proficiency.
A look at which tools your teams actually use day to day versus what’s licensed, since firms often carry capabilities they aren’t using on live projects.
Where a firm wants a deeper read, a review of a small sample of recent project models against LOD and coordination standards, so the assessment reflects delivered work, not just stated process.
A short, written summary of where the assessment lands and what would move the score fastest, sized to be genuinely useful in a proposal or an internal conversation with leadership.
A direct, honest read on whether Strategy Consulting, Adoption, or neither is the right next step for your firm, given what the assessment finds. Not every assessment needs to lead to a bigger engagement.
Any firm can take the free readiness quiz for an immediate directional score. This is available with no sales conversation required.
For firms that want more, we scope a short intake covering current tools, team structure, and, where useful, a small sample of recent project models.
We review what's shared and evaluate it against current LOD standards and your stated practice, looking at where the real gaps sit versus where the firm assumes they sit.
We deliver a short written summary of the read, in plain language, that your leadership can act on or hand to a client directly.
We tell you honestly whether the next useful step is Strategy Consulting, Adoption, both, or neither, based on what the assessment actually found.
Some firms just want the quick quiz result to settle an internal question. Others need a documented score they can put in front of a client or a lender, which is where the consultative review earns its place. A few know exactly which gap they're worried about, model quality, tool utilization, staff depth, and want the assessment to go deep on that one area rather than a broad sweep. All three are legitimate starting points, and the scope adjusts to which one you're actually solving for, rather than defaulting to the most thorough version regardless of what you need.
Consultants work out of New Jersey and California, on U.S. hours.
No commitment, no sales call required to get a directional read. If you want more than that, a consultative assessment comes back in 3 to 5 days.