Tigre Revolutionizes Construction in Bolivia with New Digital Platform

Bolivia's construction industry has reached a new milestone with the introduction of Tigre BIM, the nation's inaugural digital library offering real-world solutions for project design. This innovative platform utilizes the Building Information Modeling (BIM) methodology, empowering architects, engineers, and designers to virtually create, plan, and visualize construction projects before breaking ground. This virtual approach is designed to enhance coordination and minimize errors throughout the entire construction lifecycle.

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We reaffirm our commitment to Bolivia, betting on innovation, strengthening local talent, and sustainable development.

Tigre BIM provides users with access to technical libraries containing product data, dimensions, and application details that can be seamlessly integrated into digital models. Initially, the platform features systems for sanitary drainage, millimeter drainage solutions, hot and cold water pipes and fittings, and electrical installations. Each component is accompanied by technical documentation to support more precise and reliable decision-making.

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Digital transformation is no longer a trend, it is a necessity. With Tigre BIM, we want to be part of that process, bringing international-level solutions adapted to our reality.

Jose Franco, commercial manager, emphasized the company's commitment to Bolivia, stating, "We reaffirm our commitment to Bolivia, betting on innovation, strengthening local talent, and sustainable development." He added that Tigre BIM is more than just a technological tool; it represents a vision for a modern, efficient construction sector prepared for future challenges. "Digital transformation is no longer a trend, it is a necessity. With Tigre BIM, we want to be part of that process, bringing international-level solutions adapted to our reality," Franco said.

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We are not talking about drawing faster, but about designing better. The time previously spent on modeling can now be dedicated to engineering.

Rafael Ruiz, supervisor of the Engineering and Administration Department, explained that the new BIM content generation is built on four key principles: data automation, intelligent connections, design flexibility, and automatic assemblies. These features aim to reduce modeling time, minimize human errors, and improve project quality. "We are not talking about drawing faster, but about designing better. The time previously spent on modeling can now be dedicated to engineering," Ruiz noted. Juan Pablo Rubilar, general manager of Tigre, highlighted that Tigre BIM provides international-level tools for more accurate and confident project planning.

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With Tigre BIM, we provide international-level tools that allow for greater precision and confidence in project design.