Engineering Physical Systems for Execution.
Vermati provides mechanical engineering, CAD/BIM, production engineering, reverse engineering and technical documentation for work that needs to move into fabrication, construction or implementation.
What Clients Ask Us to Do.
Engineering Capabilities.
Mechanical Systems & Equipment
Design and development of mechanical systems, custom machine components, structural assemblies, and DFM (Design for Manufacturability) analysis.
- Mechanical systems & assemblies
- Equipment & machinery engineering
- SolidWorks & Creo 3D modeling
- DFM & material specs
Shop & Fabrication Documentation
Detailed shop drawing packages, piece mark callouts, itemized BOM extraction, flange hole patterns, and weldment specs built for shop-floor execution.
- Shop & fabrication drawings
- Itemized Bill of Materials (BOM)
- Weld callouts & revision packages
- Production DXF / CNC files where in scope
Legacy Parts & Equipment Rebuilds
Recreating obsolete industrial components, physical teardown analysis, 3D scanning / point-cloud workflows where required, and generating complete manufacturing documentation.
- Existing part & equipment modeling
- Physical teardown & measurement
- 3D point-cloud overlay workflows
- Legacy drawing reconstruction
CAD & BIM Production
High-LOD Revit family creation, Navisworks clash coordination, scan-to-BIM point cloud integration, and construction documentation for infrastructure and facilities.
How Engineering Packages Break—And How We Solve Them.
Linked Model Dependency
Field-to-Model Dimensional Mismatch
Drawing Release Blocked by Pending RFIs
We Do Not Leave Delivery to Follow-Up.
Vermati uses GigStacks and CommitOS internally to maintain visibility across the commitments, dependencies, approvals, and handoffs involved in delivering complex physical and digital work.
Engineering & Software
Our technical teams remain responsible for engineering rigors, CAD/BIM detailing, component design, and software architecture.
Industrial Fabrication
Our network production partners remain responsible for shop floor execution, CNC machining, welding QA, and physical manufacturing.
GigStacks + CommitOS
GigStacks technical coordinators and CommitOS state tracking keep the interfaces, handoffs, and approvals moving between them.

