Case Study: Rijkswaterstaat (Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment) achieves unified, traceable project information and greater control with Relatics

Rijkswaterstaat increases its Grip™ on flexibility with Relatics

Rijkswaterstaat, the executive agency of the Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Environment, faced fragmented project information, duplicated work and lost knowledge as many projects ran in isolated environments. That made collaboration, consistent best practices and reuse of lessons difficult, so the agency set out to create a single, shared project information environment.

They built Grip™, configured in Relatics, to centralize and structure all project data across the project lifecycle with modules for requirements, risk, specifications, contracts and more. Grip delivers quick, traceable access to information (including one‑click reports), reduces errors and setup time, fosters knowledge sharing and supports the move from text‑based to model‑based working—improving project calm, efficiency and reuse of Rijkswaterstaat’s expertise.

Rijkswaterstaat (Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment)

Willem van de Wetering

Employee