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Integrated Construction – New Project Models
The construction and civil engineering sector is facing rapidly increasing climate requirements, growing complexity and strong pressure for higher productivity. Future projects demand new ways of collaborating and stronger decision-making capabilities in the earliest phases of the project lifecycle. This program is designed to equip you to meet exactly those challenges. [0]
Who is this program for?
This education is aimed at clients, advisors, contractors, project managers and other key stakeholders in construction and infrastructure projects who want to work more strategically with collaboration models, sustainability and digital decision support. If you are involved in shaping projects from the early stages and want to create more value, better economics and more sustainable outcomes through integrated processes, this program is for you. [0]
What the program is about
The program focuses on integrated collaboration models such as Integrated Project Delivery (IPD), New Partnering and other Lean-compatible processes. You will learn how close, cross-disciplinary collaboration throughout the entire project lifecycle can contribute to projects being delivered on time, on budget and at the agreed quality – while increasing the benefits for all parties and supporting ambitious climate goals. [0]
Through a combination of theory, practice and both Danish and international case examples, you will see how integrated processes work in real life and how they can be implemented in your own organisation and projects. [0]
Key topics and content
The education combines presentations, discussions and case work with a strong focus on practical application. Core topics include: [0]
- Project and collaboration models – Integrated Project Delivery (IPD), Lean, New Partnering and related approaches
- Organisation, roles and governance in integrated projects, including how to structure teams and decision processes
- Contracts and collaboration frameworks – governance structures that support openness, trust and shared goals
- CO₂ requirements and Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) as steering and decision-making tools in the early phases
- Legal aspects, incentive structures and open-book principles that align interests and promote transparency
- BIM and digital workflows as a cross-disciplinary decision-making foundation across the project lifecycle
- Perspectives from clients, advisors and contractors and how their collaboration can be strengthened in the early stages
- Implementation in your own organisation – from pilot projects to broader roll-out of new project models
Learning outcomes
After completing the program, you will be able to: [0]
- Act as a strategic partner in integrated construction and civil engineering projects
- Understand and apply key collaboration models such as IPD, Lean-based approaches and New Partnering
- Integrate CO₂ requirements and LCA into the early phases of projects as active management tools
- Work with contract and incentive models that actively support collaboration and shared success
- Use digital tools, BIM and workflows as robust decision support across disciplines
- Guide your organisation and partners in adopting and working with new, integrated project forms
Format and duration
This is a structured education program that combines theoretical input with practical exercises and case work. Participants are expected to engage actively, share experiences from their own projects and work on how the methods can be anchored in their own organisations. Specific dates, duration and schedule are provided via the registration link. [0]
Registration
Registration is handled by Molio. You can read more about the program and sign up via the Molio website:
Register for Integrated Construction – New Project Models on Molio [0]