While constructing the new Aztec Student Union at San Diego State University, Sundt was approached by Bluebeam, developer of Bluebeam Software, to participate in a case study demonstrating the use of one of its products: Bluebeam Revu. The results, published on Bluebeam’s case study webpage, show how Sundt used the technology to simplify and successfully manage the complicated punch process for the $75 million university construction project.
“Sundt Project Engineer Dominic Daughtrey deserves special recognition for performing the initial research, championing the case study, and winning stakeholder support for the idea,” said Ryan Nessen, Sundt Vice President and Operations Manager for California. “This is a great example of how Sundt’s interest in being at the forefront of innovative technology benefits our clients and the construction industry overall.”
The team used Revu to manage several of the project’s more complex areas, such as the state-of-the-art bowling alley, called Aztec Lanes, and the 1,200-person grand ballroom.
“With amazing vaulted ceilings and complex finishes associated with the construction, it really helped that we had Bluebeam in order to track deficiencies and ensure accuracy when illustrating locations and responsibilities of our punch list items,” Daughtrey explained.