Digital Project Delivery

Technology

Better informed means better delivered. Our VDC team digitally recreates the project environment with advanced technologies and Building Information Modeling (BIM)—improving communication and decision-making, and reducing costs and delays.

One physical, functional model
We collaborate with stakeholders such as architects, engineers, and contractors to visualize every aspect of the design and construction info in a single, comprehensive 3D model.
Predictive problem solving
Before any work starts, we use BIM to identify and resolve design conflicts and construction issues that could require costly changes and delays down the line.
See site logistics in action
Our 3D models include the surrounding environment and infrastructure, empowering us to plan for the movement of people, equipment, and materials throughout the whole project.
BIM progress tracking
Our 4D modelling integrates project scheduling software into construction visualization so we can plan our timeline and avert conflicts. Site teams can then update the BIM as milestones are reached.
Managing your model
Through the project lifecycle, we manage the BIM—defining the standards, protocols, workflows, and best practices—to keep all relevant stakeholders informed and working toward the same goals.
Your digital handover, handled
Once construction is complete, we handover to the operations team by creating a digital twin of the facility including assets, systems, and infrastructure—an essential tool for Facilities Management.

We collaborate with stakeholders such as architects, engineers, and contractors to visualize every aspect of the design and construction info in a single, comprehensive 3D model.
Before any work starts, we use BIM to identify and resolve design conflicts and construction issues that could require costly changes and delays down the line.
Our 3D models include the surrounding environment and infrastructure, empowering us to plan for the movement of people, equipment, and materials throughout the whole project.
Our 4D modelling integrates project scheduling software into construction visualization so we can plan our timeline and avert conflicts. Site teams can then update the BIM as milestones are reached.
Through the project lifecycle, we manage the BIM—defining the standards, protocols, workflows, and best practices—to keep all relevant stakeholders informed and working toward the same goals.
Once construction is complete, we handover to the operations team by creating a digital twin of the facility including assets, systems, and infrastructure—an essential tool for Facilities Management.