Tune in Wednesday, July 22 at 2:00 PM EST

Federal facilities and engineering teams are being asked to move faster and make decisions with greater precision and accountability. At the same time, agencies are under growing pressure from rising costs, workforce shortages, aging facilities and increasingly complex project demands. As a result, many agencies are exploring how AI-powered technologies can help them fill the gap, especially around estimating, scoping and early project planning workflows without compromising accuracy, transparency, security and oversight.

In this webcast, we’ll explore how federal facilities, infrastructure and project leaders are evaluating the growing role of AI in estimating, planning and project development workflows. We’ll discuss the differences between general-purpose AI tools and contextual AI models purpose-built for estimating environments, as well as the importance of trusted data, transparent calculation logic and enterprise-grade security. The conversation will also examine practical use cases for AI across estimating, quantity takeoffs, scope development and forecasting, while exploring how agencies can adopt these technologies responsibly without removing human expertise and oversight from the decision-making process.