GHD has efficiently handled a tough public security facilities project for the government of Guam - The Ordot Dump Closure. Initially constructed in the 1940s by the United States Armed force, the 50-acre dump introduced poisonous leachate into the Lonfit River, which feeds into Guam's Pago Bay. The website was likewise the source of substantial air pollution from methane gas exhausts. To close the Ordot Dump, GHD took care of the construction of a network of ecological safeguards consisting of a total cover system, a leachate collection system, a gas flare, drain system enhancements, emergency situation back-up generators, safety secure fencing, and road improvements.

For this USD 42 million project, GHD leveraged ProjectWise EADOC, Bentley's cloud-based construction administration software to collaborate the entire project team and stakeholders - including the proprietor situated 10 time zones away, on the other side of the International Dateline. ProjectWise EADOC made it possible for the group to take care of, mine, and use a substantial quantity of project data consisting of onsite weather station logs, site video display images including thousands of photos a day, aerial drone photography, and CM/CQA and contractor everyday reports.

The Ordot Dump project lay in remote severe exotic setting, and the contractor filed numerous insurance claims as a result of poor climate completing 202 days. GHD evaluated the cases fairly based on the careful and phenomenal documents that were created, took care of, and archived in ProjectWise EADOC. By leveraging this project data, GHD worked out a time expansion of 107 work days, to which the proprietor and contractor agreed.

GHD made use of ProjectWise EADOC to efficiently manage the project's 262 submittals, 76 RFIs, 36 design clarification memos, 163 records associated with the design clarifications, 711 contractor day-to-day production records, 553 day-to-day construction quality control records, and 32 adjustment required notifications. ProjectWise EADOC's paper module managed all project illustrations, requirements, construction pictures, archaeological, ecological, and UXO (unexploded statute) tracking reports. GHD estimates that ProjectWise EADOC conserved its submittal and RFI manager approximately 400 resource hours, and significantly enhanced effectiveness for the entire project team.

Paul Baron, P.E., principal/pacific business group manager, GHD, Inc., said, "EADOC supplied us a broad, collaborative service for an intricate project with multiple stakeholders spread out throughout 10 time areas, and has won us over as our go-to construct mmanagement tool.