Australia's Tier One contractor uses Spatial Intelligence to catch coordination clashes at the design stage, verify as-built conditions against BIM and protect project teams at handover and beyond.

For more than 75 years, John Holland has delivered some of Australia and New Zealand's most complex infrastructure. The challenge was never capability. It was getting the right information to the right people before problems became expensive. In this case study, find out how John Holland's Digital Engineering team replaced ring binders and manual markup with Spatial Intelligence, resolving clashes before a single element was installed and closing out projects with a 3D record that holds up when it matters most.

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IN THIS CASE STUDY, YOU WILL UNCOVER:

• Why clash detection on site is the most expensive place to find it, and how to move that conversation to the design stage
• How to replace fragmented, manual site documentation with a single source of truth that updates automatically
• What it takes to give clients real-time project visibility without requiring a site visit
• How to close the gap between design intent and what is actually built, and prove it with a record that holds up
• Why a validated as-built model is an asset that pays off long after handover, when something fails and someone needs to know why