Digital Delivery

GFT meets clients at all stages of their digital journey.

We bring a people-centric, technology-enabled approach that connects teams, data, and workflows across the full project lifecycle. By aligning architects, engineers, builders, and operators, we help clients deliver better infrastructure outcomes, improving collaboration, decision-making, and long-term performance without forcing a one-size-fits-all solution.

Better Decisions Start with Better Data

Digital delivery improves data quality, coordination, and visibility while reducing risk, rework, and late-stage surprises.

68%

Percentage of AEC Firms Adopting Building Information Modeling (BIM)

31%

Percentage of Organizations that Feel Digital Transformation Improves Productivity

27%

Percentage of AEC Firms Using AI for Automation, Problem-Solving, and Decision-Making

72%

Percentage of AEC Firms Using Cloud-Based Software

Building Better, Faster, and Smarter Through Technology-Enabled Project Delivery

We connect people, data, and technology to modernize delivery, unlock efficiency, and position infrastructure projects for long-term value.

Digital Delivery Strategy and Roadmapping
We help clients define how digital delivery works within their organization. Our approach assesses current practices, standards, staffing, and capital constraints, then establishes phased roadmaps for adoption. We identify where automation, analytics, and workflow optimization can reduce manual effort, improve consistency, and scale delivery, while aligning governance, roles, and implementation timing across projects and programs.
Model-Based Design and BIM Execution
GFT delivers coordinated, data-driven models aligned to project purpose. We define appropriate levels of development, execution plans, and model uses to support coordination, reviews, quantities, construction sequencing, and handoff. We apply automation and rule-based checks to improve model quality, consistency, and review efficiency. The result? Usable, buildable, and maintainable models.
GIS-BIM Integration
We connect design models and spatial systems to provide geographic context, asset traceability, and lifecycle continuity. A geographic information systems (GIS) – BIM integration enables automated data synchronization, spatial validation, and streamlined updates across platforms. This reduces duplication, improves data reliability, and supports informed decision-making throughout the planning and operational phases.
Reality Capture and Existing Conditions Digitization
GFT uses LiDAR, photogrammetry, drones, and mobile scanning to create reliable digital baselines where records are incomplete or outdated. We apply automated processing, classification, and quality checks to accelerate data turnaround and improve consistency. We structure the captured data for direct use in design, modeling, and planning, not just visualization.

Digital Twins and Asset Intelligence
We develop fit-for-purpose digital twins aligned to owner goals. By integrating models, GIS, and operational data, we enable scenario analysis, monitoring, and informed decision-making. Automation and analytics support data updates, condition tracking, and performance insights, enabling digital twins to remain practical tools rather than static representations.
Data and Information Management
We design and manage common data environments that organize information across platforms, disciplines, and project phases. This includes structured data models, naming conventions, permissions, and automated workflows for validation, version control, and reporting. The result is authoritative, trusted data that can be reused, audited, and transitioned across systems.
Visualization, Animation & Virtual Engagement
GFT translates technical designs into clear visuals that support decision-making, stakeholder alignment, and public communication. Automated workflows link models, GIS, and reality capture to visual outputs, increasing accuracy and efficiency. This enables consistent, data-driven storytelling that improves understanding across technical and non-technical audiences.

Leadership Team

Anthony Conchado

Digital Delivery Manager, Buildings & Places

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Dan Reinke, PE

Digital Delivery Manager, Transportation

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Kelly Marshall

Digital Delivery Manager, Construction Services

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Tim Hartline

Digital Delivery Manager, Power

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Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly does digital delivery mean for my projects, not just in theory, but in practice?
Digital delivery uses coordinated, model-based, data-driven workflows to support better decisions, reduce manual effort and errors, improve visualization, and enable seamless collaboration through BIM, GIS, and common data environments.
How do we transition to digital delivery without disrupting active projects or overburdening staff?
We use a phased adoption approach. By identifying pilot projects, we provide targeted, role-based training and support, aligning workflows to each project phase without overhauling systems midstream.
How does digital delivery integrate with our existing software platforms and data systems?
We work within secure, cloud-based environments using platforms such as Autodesk, Bentley, Esri, and Microsoft, connecting BIM with GIS, CMMS, and analytics systems to avoid data silos.

How does digital delivery support long-term operations, maintenance, and asset management?
Digital delivery creates lifecycle-ready data through structured models and information sharing, digital twins, and system integration, supporting informed, data-driven asset decisions.
How do we ensure digital delivery scales across projects, consultants, and contractors?
We establish clear roles, governance, and BIM execution plans, supported by common data environments, scalable training, and performance metrics that enable consistent delivery across teams and project lifecycles.