What does 680 hours of takeoff rework actually cost you that is what one team bu
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Re-checking work across model versions costs your best people hours spent rebuilding what already existed. Across a team, about 11 hours a week go to working out which version is current.
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<p>Re-checking work across model versions costs your best people hours spent rebuilding what already existed. Across a team, about 11 hours a week go to working out which version is current.</p>
<p>The rework happens because there is no single record to pull from. BidLight runs inside Revit and Navisworks, so your team publishes straight from the model. Every publish is a versioned snapshot, and any two revisions compare element by element, grouped by category. When something moves, you see what moved, when and in which revision. Nobody reconstructs Friday from Teams, email and Bluebeam markups.</p>
<p>Issues follow the same record. Each is pinned to its element and carries the sheet and revision it came from, and owners see theirs in a 6am digest.</p>
<p>Plans run from $260 per license per year for Basics to $590 for Max, with unlimited projects. Enterprise is custom.</p>
<p>Fix the record first. Then re-checking stops being the problem.</p>