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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 15, 2026
Filed:
Aug. 09, 2023
Evolve Mep, Llc., Atlanta, GA (US);
Steve King, Atlanta, GA (US);
Adam Heon, Atlanta, GA (US);
Alex Norris, Atlanta, GA (US);
Clay Freeman, Atlanta, GA (US);
Evolve MEP, LLC, Atlanta, GA (US);
Abstract
Systems and methods are described for creating moab assemblies and applying moab assemblies to build project data. Moab assemblies can logically link materials and tasks for components used in a build project. When a model of a build project is created, an application service can retrieve the moab assemblies of components included in the build project. Using the moab assemblies, the application service can determine what materials are needed at what location and when, and also determine what tasks must be performed and when. The application service can display the tasks for the build project, and the materials needed for the tasks, in a user-friendly format. In one example, the application service can display tasks and materials by work phase of the build project.