Digital Tools for New Delivery Models – Exploring the Approach on Sydney Water
The People and Place Podcast
Chapters
0:00
Intro
0:48
What is the D4C Sydney Water project?
3:41
What was sydney water going for when putting these delivery models together?
5:12
What was the delivery model and what were some of the unique challenges that you needed to solve to work together?
8:31
Henry, can you please tell us a bit more about why you’ve called the digital approach “Project in a Box”?
10:02
Can you tell us a bit more about the technology behind it?
13:42
How did this approach/solution benefit Sydney Water and the communities they support?
15:14
Is project in a box going to evolve over it’s 10 year life cycle?
18:41
This project was ongoing during the COVID-19 crisis, how do you think the approach kept the teams agile and ready for all the change?
19:33
Will COVID-19 change the landscape of Sydney Water delivering on the project?
22:42
Outro
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The People and Place Podcast
Digital Tools for New Delivery Models – Exploring the Approach on Sydney Water
Nov 11, 2020 Season 2 Episode 3
WSP Australia

While Alliance and JV projects solve a number of issues when it comes to team collaboration, risk management and bringing together the best technical expertise, they present their own unique challenges when it comes to project controls and ensuring that teams across organizations and disciplines can work cohesively together. The Sydney Water D4C project is unique for being an example of one of the first large scale uses of NEC collaborative contract in Australia, as well as having a program that runs over 10 years. This episode explores the “project in a box” digital approach used by the team, how it has assisted in bringing close to 300 people together to solve the project challenges and how it could evolve in the future. We are joined by Henry Okraglik, Director with WSP Digital and Ian Chase, Section Executive for Water in NSW and the Project Manager for the project.