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Established in 1903, Dubuque, Iowa-based Conlon Construction is a third-generation construction firm that specializes in general construction, construction management, design-build, facilities management and retail fixturing services.

Munich Airport, Germany’s second-largest and Europe’s first five-star airport, showcases the scale and complexity of projects managed with Revizto, supporting seamless operations for nearly 48 million passengers annually.

Established in 1996, Sound Transit is the regional transit authority serving the Greater Seattle area. Tasked with planning, building, and operating an integrated high-capacity transit system, Sound Transit manages light rail, commuter rail, and bus rapid transit services.

Founded in 1916, Nilsen is an Australian electrical engineering and contracting company with a century-long legacy in delivering complex projects across sectors such as infrastructure, data centers, and commercial construction. The company is recognized for its technical expertise, innovation, and strong presence across all major Australian states.

Boston sheet metal contractor, McCusker-Gill specializes in complex life sciences, pharmaceutical and healthcare sectors. The 2023 SMACNA Contractor of the Year firm is an industry leader in BIM/VDC and prefabrication.

Discover how Integrated Project Delivery can transform complex AECO projects. Read our blog for practical insights, real ROI, and the Waimarie case study.

Canadian Architecture Firm Draws on Revizto to Power Up Conceptual and Collaborative Connections

Established in 1970, SMEC (Snowy Mountains Engineering Corporation) has its roots in the world-renowned Snowy Mountains Hydroelectric Scheme, one of the great civil engineering achievements of the 20th century. Today, SMEC is playing a central role in delivering Snowy 2.0, the largest committed renewable energy project in Australia, set to provide on-demand clean power and large-scale storage to the National Electricity Market.

Bouygues Construction has operated in the UK for over 20 years, delivering building, infrastructure and industrial projects. Together with sister companies Colas UK and Colas Rail, its UK operations exceed £1.5bn in sales and 6,000 employees.

Our new white paper captures learnings from senior leaders shaping some of the world’s most ambitious infrastructure projects. From JFK Terminal One to national rail networks, this report explores how political alignment, collaboration, and local resilience can transform infrastructure delivery.

September 23, 2025 - Political instability, fragile supply chains, and outdated delivery models are jeopardizing infrastructure projects critical to economic growth, according to insights from senior leaders behind some of the world’s most ambitious projects, including Heathrow, JFK, and Network Rail.

Our recent white paper, Beyond Short-Term Gains: Infrastructure Strategies for Lasting Economic Impact, examined the macro forces shaping global infrastructure delivery. From shifting political priorities to fragmented supply chains, leaders across the AECO industry identified the same underlying truth: long-term success requires long-term thinking—paired with tools that can make vision a reality.