The Bridge takes a single sub-grade utility model and lets every team read it in their own language — the BIM coordinator sees geometry, the controls manager sees cost codes, the field engineer sees the day's quantities, DEP sees the standard detail. Change the model once; every discipline updates downstream.
A faithful preview of the production estimate engine running on a representative ~800 LF reach (48″ RCP, ~15 ft cut). Change the scenario or the ground and every number below recomputes from the real activity model, crew rates, and CMiC codes — the same math the full Workbench carries.
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Each module is built for a specific reader, shaped through the multi-AI synthesis workflow, and tied back to the one model. Metrics shown are drawn live from the engine.
Order matters here — this is a real relay. Each model's output becomes the next model's input, with industry experts, project managers, BIM coordinators, and field engineers reviewing at every hand-off before anything reaches the deliverable.
Sets the data model, the estimate logic, and the single-file structure that every other pass builds on.
Stress-tests the activity model, fills gaps in cost codes and QA logic, proposes alternatives to review.
Refines the 3D/4D geometry, section detailing, and how each discipline reads the same model.
Pressure-checks productivity, crew make-up, and sequencing against how the work actually runs in the trench.
Reconciles the passes, hardens the offline build, and verifies formulas and commercial guards survive intact.
node --check before it ships. Formulas and commercial quantity guards are protected across versions; changes land as surgical patches, never blind rewrites.
The Bridge earns its name by giving each role exactly what they need from one model — no re-keying, no version drift between the drawing, the estimate, and the field.
The cockpit is the front door; these are the working applications behind it. Keep them in the same folder as this file and the links open directly.