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Digital Project Delivery leverages advanced technologies—including Building Information Modeling (BIM), reality capture, and cloud-based Common Data Environments—to reduce cost and delays at the design, construction, and operational stages of each project.

The EllisDon Edge

One Project, One Model
We collaborate with stakeholders such as architects, engineers, and contractors to visualize every aspect of design and construction into a single, comprehensive digital model.
Proactive Problem Solving
Before any work starts we utilize digital models to predict and resolve design conflicts and construction issues that would otherwise require costly changes and delays down the line.
Visualizing Site Logistics in Action
Our digitized project also includes the surrounding environment and infrastructure, allowing us to demonstrate how we'll accommodate people, equipment, and materials at each stage of the project.
Digital Progress Tracking
A comprehensive model opens the door to integrations with a variety of project tools, from nextgen scheduling software to reality capture via drone or cameras, keeping all site teams coordinated.
Managing your model
Throughout the project lifecycle, we manage the BIM—defining the standards, protocols, workflows, and best practices—to ensure all stakeholders stay informed and aligned on shared objectives
Your digital handover, handled
Once construction is complete, we transition seamlessly to operations by delivering a digital twin of the facility—capturing assets, systems, and infrastructure to support effective Facilities Management.

We collaborate with stakeholders such as architects, engineers, and contractors to visualize every aspect of design and construction into a single, comprehensive digital model.
Before any work starts we utilize digital models to predict and resolve design conflicts and construction issues that would otherwise require costly changes and delays down the line.
Our digitized project also includes the surrounding environment and infrastructure, allowing us to demonstrate how we'll accommodate people, equipment, and materials at each stage of the project.
A comprehensive model opens the door to integrations with a variety of project tools, from nextgen scheduling software to reality capture via drone or cameras, keeping all site teams coordinated.
Throughout the project lifecycle, we manage the BIM—defining the standards, protocols, workflows, and best practices—to ensure all stakeholders stay informed and aligned on shared objectives
Once construction is complete, we transition seamlessly to operations by delivering a digital twin of the facility—capturing assets, systems, and infrastructure to support effective Facilities Management.

Projects

These projects show how a comprehensive digital model strengthens collaboration across stakeholders—improving visibility, reducing rework, and enabling smarter decisions before work begins.