I have made several posts previously regarding content for Revit MEP.

If you’re a Reviteer already, you are probably familiar with “Builds” of Revit. What this means to the AutoCAD user is that unlike AutoCAD-based products from Autodesk, Revit does not have service packs. Because Revit is

written very differently than AutoCAD, when there is new content or changes in the program, the program is basically re-written. Revit is a much more compact program than AutoCAD.

There has been content added for Revit MEP. To read more about it and access the content, visit this part of the website.

If you read the Web Update Enhancement List, you will see what build is current and what improvements have been made.

There is new content now available for Revit MEP. It is important to note that this content has been reorganized based on feedback from users from the Product Manager via the Autodesk Discussion Groups for Revit MEP. Be sure to read the readme file and the content changes document before you download!

Revit MEP just keeps getting better and better.