Through the Cloud
Over 7,000 collaborators, 2,700 active BIM models, a 270,000 square meter challenge and one ticking clock.
With a goal of making Lima, Peru the largest hub in South America, the $2 billion expansion of the Jorge Chávez International Airport required next-level connected workflows to make communication between the office and the field seamless, for informed decision making on the fly.
Elevating Lima
Higher expectations means higher pressure. With the $2 billion expansion of the Jorge Chávez International Airport — and the attention of the world on this project — Lima Airport Partners required planning, surveying, grading, paving and building operations to be coordinated at a world-class level of efficiency. Sacyr Infrastructure leveraged Trimble solutions to connect every centimeter of LIM's massive site to every stakeholder: from the office to the field, and back. With confidence at every turn, Sacyr went above and beyond—ahead of schedule—to put Lima, Peru on the way up.
Reach for the sky
Paper plans and clipboards couldn’t possibly keep an airport project this complex on track. As chief surveyor for Sacyr Infrastructure, Carlos Ruiz-Miranda’s job was to make sure all of these lofty expectations landed — on time and on budget.
As the person responsible for coordinating surveying, grading, paving and building, his decision to move forward with Trimble technology was a relatively easy one. Why? He had worked with Trimble solutions before. Through the cloud, he connected every centimeter of this massive site to every stakeholder: from the office to the field, and back.
Connected: on the fly
Construction is complex — but the process doesn’t need to be. Trimble’s automated jobsite solutions and cloud capability empower crews to land objectives flawlessly. Contact a Trimble dealer to learn how we can transform your workflows by putting speed, efficiency and connectivity in the palm of your hand.
