About TQS
TQS develops software tools for structural engineering. Its offering concerns analysis, design, and structural documentation, allowing technical teams to organize project information and connect calculation models with drawings and stages of professional review. These services contribute to organizing project information, where clear deliverables, shared references, and revision tracking help maintain documentation that can be understood by the different participants involved in design, construction, and the subsequent use of building information.
BIM implementation requires agreement on information objectives, responsibilities, and review methods before tools are selected. Defining what each team needs to produce or consult connects training, models, and coordination, distinguishing software use from professional responsibilities for design and the technical development of a particular project or facility.
A proposal request should identify source formats, deliverable types, and the required level of information. Agreeing on units, graphic conventions, and a revision process is also useful, so that drawings, models, or documents can be integrated into the workflow of the team receiving and using them.
BIM implementation requires agreement on information objectives, responsibilities, and review methods before tools are selected. Defining what each team needs to produce or consult connects training, models, and coordination, distinguishing software use from professional responsibilities for design and the technical development of a particular project or facility.
A proposal request should identify source formats, deliverable types, and the required level of information. Agreeing on units, graphic conventions, and a revision process is also useful, so that drawings, models, or documents can be integrated into the workflow of the team receiving and using them.