TRC turns BIM, asset data, documents, commissioning evidence and facility systems into one operational digital twin—built around how owners and operators actually work.
Delivered by TRC's engineering and building-data specialists.
Enabled by NEXUS INFINITY.
Project teams deliver thousands of files, models and records. Facility teams still spend months finding, checking and reconnecting the information needed to operate the building.
The problem is not the absence of information. It is the loss of context between delivery and operations.
Teams cannot deliver operational information consistently when the owner’s intended uses, data fields and acceptance rules are not explicit.
Models, asset schedules, commissioning records, warranties and O&M documents reach closeout through different parties and systems.
Facility teams inherit files without reliable connections to equipment, systems, spaces, maintenance records or live performance.
TRC stays responsible for the transition from what operations needs, through what the project delivers, to how the twin is used.
Specify required assets, model content, documents, identifiers, system relationships, intended uses and acceptance checks.
Ingest and reconcile BIM, COBie, asset registers, O&M records and commissioning evidence; route exceptions for correction.
Link facility information with CMMS, BMS, IWMS, documents and approved IoT sources through 2D, 3D, mobile and dashboard views.
An operational twin does not stop at a 3D object. TRC connects the equipment to the evidence, systems and consequences that make it useful.
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TRC defines the operational information required, verifies what the project delivers and gives the owner a connected record of spaces, systems, equipment, documents and risk.
NEXUS INFINITY enables TRC to validate BIM, COBie and asset information; connect documents and commissioning evidence; map equipment to spaces and systems; and integrate the twin with CMMS, BMS and IWMS. Clients engage TRC for the outcome—not another unsupported software deployment.
TRC applies digital twin services to real facility-delivery and operational-information problems. Client identities are intentionally withheld here.
BIM, COBie and closeout information arrived through different project teams and formats.
TRC assessed the records against operational requirements and exposed missing, inconsistent and unconnected information.
The owner received a visible readiness position before final acceptance—not another unchecked closeout folder.
Facility teams needed to find trusted equipment information while standing in front of the asset.
TRC connected asset, space, document and system context through a mobile facility view.
Operators could reach the information associated with the equipment without searching across disconnected systems.
Contractor activity and facility information were managed differently across a distributed portfolio.
TRC structured common information and oversight workflows across facilities and delivery teams.
The organization gained more consistent visibility, accountability and control across its sites.
TRC combines engineering understanding, building-information execution and digital-twin technology. We do not simply host project files—we define what operations needs, verify what was delivered and connect it to the systems used to run the facility.
Understand how building systems are designed, connected, commissioned, maintained and changed.
Work directly with BIM, scans, spaces, asset information, closeout records and facility documentation.
Connect the twin to CMMS, BMS, IWMS, IoT and trusted enterprise systems without replacing them.
Begin during design or construction and maintain the thread through commissioning, operations and capital planning.
TRC will review one project or facility, identify information and integration gaps, and recommend a practical path to a usable digital twin.