EVOLVE builds software that connects your Revit model to your shop and machines. From conduit routing and prefab output to work order management and machine-ready fabrication — one platform, end to end.
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On the Show Floor
EVOLVE Fabrication Demo + See a LIVE Bend at the FabLab Submit your bend at our booth during our EVOLVE Fabrication demonstration, then see it bend live at the EVOLVE FabLab. This is your opportunity to see a real demonstration of the latest in fabrication evolution.
Small Parts, Big Productivity Gains: Visit our booth to build your own LEGO minifig For your first fabrication project at NECA, come build your own LEGO minifig (no bend corrections required).
Lock in a meeting for a chance to score NFL tickets Reserve a 1:1 meeting with the EVOLVE team before October 4, and you'll automatically be entered to win a $400 credit toward tickets to the NFL game of your choice.
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Visit Us at Our FabLab
Come to our working fabrication facility in Atlanta, where you can see design-to-fab run live on a Crippa bending machine.
On Thursday, October 29 at 12 PM ET, Caleb Shepard, Senior VDC Consultant, will explore how EVOLVE can help contractors turn repeated electrical work into repeatable production. Learn where standardization can deliver the most value, how to adapt established designs to different installation conditions, and how to give procurement, prefab, and field teams consistent information to move work forward.
In this webinar, you will learn how to:
Identify repeatable electrical scope that could benefit from standardization, prefabrication, or modular production.
Validate a representative condition by checking its geometry, data, and deliverables before repeating it.
Establish common standards that accommodate different project requirements and installation conditions.
Connect design, VDC, procurement, prefab, and field teams through consistent information and clear handoffs.
Evaluate potential ROI for duct banks, underground conduit racks, gear and equipment skids, and support assemblies.
Prioritize five opportunities for your organization with a starting framework for project standards, repeatable production, and consistent outputs.
How Rex Moore Standardizes Data Center Modeling and Saves Field Labor with EVOLVE
Rex Moore, an electrical contracting and engineering company, needed to model complex data center systems accurately while keeping prefab and field installation on schedule. See EVOLVE allowed the company to standardize its modeling workflows, create more accurate field-ready drawings, and support prefab with repeatable assemblies and spools. Together, these capabilities helped Rex Moore reduce manual work, save labor in the field, and keep schedule-driven projects moving.
On data center projects, small inaccuracies in cable run lengths can add significant material costs across hundreds or thousands of runs. See how EVOLVE uses coordinated Revit models to trace cable paths through tray networks and generate more reliable run data. Learn how this information can support cable purchasing, cut-to-length prefab, tray fill and load calculations, and QC before cable reaches the field.
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