Bluebeam Acquires Firmus AI to Boost Risk Detection in AEC Workflows
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Bluebeam Acquires Firmus AI to Boost Risk Detection in AEC Workflows

Bluebeam, a leading developer of solutions for architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) professionals and part of the Nemetschek Group, has acquired Firmus AI, a pioneer in AI-based design review and risk analysis. 

The acquisition will embed Firmus’ intelligence into Bluebeam’s PDF review workflows, enabling early detection of design risks, cross-discipline coordination issues, scope gaps, and drawing-set comparisons. These capabilities will support project teams in estimation, bidding, preconstruction and procurement, improving both efficiency and financial risk mitigation. 

“Drawings are the universal language of construction, and that’s where risk hides,” said Shir Abecasis, CEO, Firmus. “By joining Bluebeam, we’re placing Firmus’ drawing-first intelligence where millions of AEC professionals already work.” 

Usman Shuja, CEO, Bluebeam, added, “Integrating Firmus’ AI engine enhances quality assurance, reducing rework and the late-stage ‘stop-everything’ moments. This is pivotal for a more collaborative and informed future in construction.” 

Key benefits include AI-powered review with issue tracking, enhanced overlays and comparisons across disciplines, faster cycle times through automation, and enriched collaboration via Bluebeam Studio. 

Bluebeam plans to begin integrating Firmus’ capabilities in early 2026, with a first preview scheduled at its global event, Bluebeam Unbound, from September 30 to October 2 in Washington, D.C. 

Bluebeam, a leading developer of solutions for architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) professionals and part of the Nemetschek Group, has acquired Firmus AI, a pioneer in AI-based design review and risk analysis. The acquisition will embed Firmus’ intelligence into Bluebeam’s PDF review workflows, enabling early detection of design risks, cross-discipline coordination issues, scope gaps, and drawing-set comparisons. These capabilities will support project teams in estimation, bidding, preconstruction and procurement, improving both efficiency and financial risk mitigation. “Drawings are the universal language of construction, and that’s where risk hides,” said Shir Abecasis, CEO, Firmus. “By joining Bluebeam, we’re placing Firmus’ drawing-first intelligence where millions of AEC professionals already work.” Usman Shuja, CEO, Bluebeam, added, “Integrating Firmus’ AI engine enhances quality assurance, reducing rework and the late-stage ‘stop-everything’ moments. This is pivotal for a more collaborative and informed future in construction.” Key benefits include AI-powered review with issue tracking, enhanced overlays and comparisons across disciplines, faster cycle times through automation, and enriched collaboration via Bluebeam Studio. Bluebeam plans to begin integrating Firmus’ capabilities in early 2026, with a first preview scheduled at its global event, Bluebeam Unbound, from September 30 to October 2 in Washington, D.C. 

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