New approach to transform NZ construction outcomes
Sun, 2nd Nov 2025
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Digitally-enabled Integrated Project Delivery (IPD 2.0) is a method that fosters collaboration and risk-sharing by joining project parties together under a multi-party contract.
IPD was used to impressive effect for delivery of Lincoln University’s Waimarie science hub. IPD and lean methodologies like it had been making waves internationally, with recent successes including the 65,000-seat Raiders Stadium and the San Leandro Medical Centre completed on schedule and on budget.
Lincoln University’s award-winning Waimarei science hub was delivered ahead of schedule and on budget using Integrated Project Delivery methodology.
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Image: Lincoln University’s award-winning Waimarei science hub was delivered ahead of schedule and on budget using Integrated Project Delivery methodology
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