With these specific BIM goals, contractors are able to improve the level of project planning and communication, greatly improving construction productivity. In this case study, the cost effectiveness of integrating BIM into the public works project is as follows: Return on investment of BIM integration was 296%. Benefits of BIM integration accounted for 1.73% of the project contracted total. Resolution of conflicts unveiled through the integration of BIM accounted for17.33% of the project contracted total. BIM costs resulting from BIM execution resulted in a negative marginal utility of-92.8%. The negative marginal utility of this instance demonstrates BIM utility is subject to the law of diminishing marginal utility. Utilizing this research and risk matrices, contractors can identify sources of potential errors at the start of the project and determine the LOD requirements. To maximizing the cost effectiveness of BIM integration during the construction phase: Primary components are simulated at a LOD of 400. Secondary components are simulated at a LOD of 100 ~ 300 is the most effective in terms of BIM simulation costs.