Through the implementation of Dalux on the Line 15 East–2 section of the Grand Paris Express project, this presentation explores several use cases, including 3D site logistics planning, deliverable tracking and distribution control, support handover, interface management, and as-built verification.

Safe Engineers supports organizations with both passive and active fire protection solutions by designing and implementing sprinkler systems that enhance safety, reliability, and efficiency, while reducing operational costs. They use Dalux Box for clash detection and efficient document sharing, ensuring streamlined collaboration throughout projects. Founded by engineers Axel and Pieter Jan, the company is driven by a shared passion for safety and innovation, with a clear mission to protect lives through reliable, effective, and forward-thinking fire protection solutions. 

In this session, YIT will show how the Safety Module supports everyday site work: from structured safety inspections, through reporting and follow-up actions, to real accountability at every level of the organization. They will focus on practice – concrete workflows, user roles, and proven implementation methods. Finally, you'll see how Power BI turns inspection data into clear reports and live monitoring.

This session shares how Sacyr UK & Ireland made Dalux usage easier and more user friendly for the team to improve communication in the delivery of the landmark Belfast Grand Central Station project.

As a main contractor implementing Dalux mid-project, they focused on using some simple, lesser used features within Field to improve the user experience, proving to be a powerful way to increase adoption and user engagement.

These methods helped connect on-site delivery, management, programme, commercial, design, quality and health & safety teams together – improving the efficiency and quality of information being created and aiding their communication with their client, consultant teams & subcontractors.

The Unirii Square Deck Reconstruction Project is a major infrastructure project in the heart of Bucharest. In this session, SCC Erbașu Group will share how they use Dalux to connect BIM models, document management, RFIs, tasks, inspection plans, quality control, and site activities in one digital environment. They will also discuss the practical challenges and lessons learned from implementing digital workflows in day-to-day construction.

Learn how Spencer Group embedded Dalux as the digital backbone of project delivery — empowering their teams with real-time tools that improve safety, quality, and efficiency across every project they deliver.​

How can digital tools strengthen compliance with regulatory safety requirements while improving daily workflows?
At Dalux Summit 2026, we will share how our companies work systematically with authority requirements using Dalux. Our approach focuses on creating structure, ensuring traceability, and enabling efficient follow-up of safety activities across projects. By integrating compliance into digital processes, we support transparent documentation, proactive risk management, and continuous improvement.
We look forward to exchanging insights and learning how digitalization can further enhance safety performance across the industry.

Explore the use of Dalux Field test plans as a comprehensive construction record at the Katowice Gaming and Technology HUB. Discover how digital workflows are leveraged to verify work progress, document quality control, and gather site-specific data individually for each building within the HUB complex, ensuring seamless quality assurance and precise project tracking.

SJSC “State Real Estate” from Riga, Latvia, will share its journey towards implementing Dalux as a client-owned, full-cycle Common Data Environment. They will discuss BIM maturity development, how they identified organisational requirements for a CDE, lessons learned from pilot projects, and the approach to company-wide implementation. They will also reflect on key successes, challenges, and practical insights gained along the way.

In this session, Van Tornhaut will share how they use Dalux Submittals as a communication with suppliers. By defining which files are required, who is responsible for providing them, and when they are due, the team has a structured review workflow covering submission, feedback, approval, and rejection. Discover the benefits of centralized documentation, consistent file naming, and improved efficiency, while also discussing the challenges of driving adoption across all construction partners.

EEG Group will share how a structured approach to element control improves the delivery of building services projects. By combining inspection plans with model-based information, the team can efficiently manage the installation and commissioning of systems such as solar panels, ventilation grilles, and access control.

Quality assurance played a critical role in the successful delivery of the Emonika project. In this session, the presenters will demonstrate how the use of the Dalux enhanced process transparency, improved communication between stakeholders, and enabled a higher level of control over construction execution throughout all project phases.

Special focus was placed on the use of Hold point checklists, which supported a structured and systematic approach to verifying the compliance and quality of completed works. The presenters will highlight how customizable checklists ensured consistency in inspections, provided clear documentation of performed controls, and created a transparent audit trail. This approach not only improved accountability but also facilitated faster approvals and more reliable handovers between different work phases.

Description: This presentation introduces the Madrid Metro Line 11 Extension Project and demonstrates how the Dalux platform supports project delivery through digital collaboration and model-based coordination. Using Dalux as a shared digital environment has improved communication, construction planning, feasibility assessment, technical proposal review, and progress monitoring. The project highlights how digital tools can enhance efficiency, transparency, and coordination in complex infrastructure projects.

Discover how Antai Statyba rolled out Dalux Box and Field across every project at a 30-person Lithuanian contractor and developer — with no BIM department, no pilot project, and nobody assigned to it full-time. Arūnas Butkevičius will walk you through the decisions that made it work, what took longer than expected, and what the team still hasn't solved.