This is a framework contract consisting of Bim modeling of a total of 900 supermarkets in the Netherlands via Point Cloud and 2D Data.

Albert Heijn has a strategy to renovate stores in ten days. This is based on the belief that if a shopper has to do the weekly shopping more than twice in another supermarket, the store will lose market share. As a result of this ten-day process, our engineering must be very precise. We have a preparatory phase in which we design the store, make the drawings and research all possible matters during construction. 

The project starts with a recording and a 3D scan. We translate this scan into an as-build 3D model, which will form the basis for our design, so that we can be sure that the store layout will fit.

An Albert Heijn project has 6 phases. These phases will take an average of 45 weeks to remodel each store. The various stages are described below:
Stage 1: Preparation
Stage 2: Preliminary Study
Stage 3: Permissions
Stage 4: Final Design
Stage 5: Technical Design
Stage 6: Build