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    Revizto on Warringah Freeway Upgrade: coordination lessons for civil teams

    December 1, 2025|

    Reviewed by Joe Ashwell

    Revizto on Warringah Freeway Upgrade: coordination lessons for civil teams

    First reported on Roads & Infrastructure (AU)

    30 Second Briefing

    Revizto is being used by Arcadis on the Warringah Freeway Upgrade in New South Wales, one of Australia’s most complex road infrastructure packages, to federate design models and site data into a single digital coordination hub. The cloud-based platform supports clash detection, issue tracking and 3D/2D model viewing across disciplines, enabling designers, constructors and client teams to work off a common data environment in real time. For geotechnical and civil teams, this centralised model management tightens interface control around retaining structures, cut-and-cover works and staging constraints on a heavily trafficked urban corridor.

    Technical Brief

    • Similar digital hubs are increasingly being mandated on complex construction corridors to formalise interface management.

    Our Take

    Within the several Software stories in our coverage, Revizto is one of the few tools being profiled on a live Australian transport megaproject, which signals that digital coordination platforms are moving from pilot use into core delivery workflows on state-led infrastructure in New South Wales.

    Arcadis’ role on the Warringah Freeway Upgrade, combined with a digital hub like Revizto, typically allows design and construction teams to federate models from multiple authoring tools, which can materially reduce RFIs and clash-related rework on complex urban road projects.

    Among the 248 tag-matched Product/Projects pieces, most Australian items focus on either design software or construction management tools, so a model-centric collaboration platform being embedded on a flagship Sydney road upgrade suggests clients are starting to demand integrated data environments rather than point solutions.

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