Currently most construction professionals gain new knowledge through learning-by-doing supplemented occasionally by on-the-job training activities. The failure of these traditional modes are frequently evident in project failures and problems in the form of increased construction costs, delays in execution, and worse, in situation involving accidents that are sometimes fatal. It is now widely accepted that Building Information Modelling (BIM) offers a significant catalyst that can transform the performance of the Construction Industry by allowing construction professionals to develop project management skills that simulate, in a virtual environment, the practical situations and problems that are encountered in real-world projects. BIM is a process involving the structured creation, sharing, use and re-use of digital information about buildings or built assets throughout their entire lifecycle, from design through procurement and construction and beyond, into operation and management. This involves the use of coordinated 3D design models enriched with data which are created and managed using a range of interoperable technologies.The project aims at promoting Digital Engineering for Construction (DE4C) and the related BIM concept of Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) to professionals from different disciplines within the Built Environment in Egypt in order to develop skills and create better value through smarter and more sustainable processes. The project has the following specific objectives:1) Establish MSc degree in DE4C and IPD in line with ECTS2) Establish six DE4C Technology Centres in six Egyptian Universities3) Develop DE4C and IPD Kits for the different practitioner disciplines within the Built Environment4) Conduct Training of Trainers (TOT) programs for DE4C and IPD that will contribute to the delivery of sustainable buildings5) Create innovative learning environments for disseminating DE4C and IPD6) Generate a network of BIM technology in Egypt