AI in Construction Management: Preparedness and Potential
Paper in proceeding, 2026

To address the constant challenges related to project delays and low productivity in the construction industry, this paper explores the opportunity of integrating machine learning based predictive models to improve decision-making in construction project management. In collaboration with NCC, a case study of the Ingelkärr–Stenkullen transmission line project was conducted to develop a hybrid forecasting model that combines Monte Carlo simulations with neural–network–based machine learning. The initial results showed high predictive accuracy (R2=0.92) and updates weekly with the actual progress, enabling adaptive learning. The proposed framework shows strong potential to transform industry practices by significantly improving risk forecasting, optimizing resource management, and increasing responsiveness to uncertainty, thereby offering a pathway to more efficient and resilient project management in construction.

coefficient of determination

artificial intelligence

progress forecasting

transmission line construction

float management

machine learning

hybrid forecasting model

Monte Carlo simulation

data-driven decision support

GPU acceleration

Author

Hai Ha Vu

Student at Chalmers

Mohammed Rauf

Student at Chalmers

Rasmus Rempling

Chalmers, Architecture and Civil Engineering, Construction Management

Mats Granath

University of Gothenburg

Erik Ulvås

NCC AB

IABSE Symposium Copenhagen 2026 Bridging Advanced Technologies Structural Innovation

Vol. 2 1401-1408
9798331335489 (ISBN)

IABSE Symposium Copenhagen 2026: Bridging Advanced Technologies - Structural Innovation
Copenhagen, Denmark,

Driving Forces

Sustainable development

Innovation and entrepreneurship

Areas of Advance

Production

Subject Categories (SSIF 2025)

Construction Management

Computer Sciences

DOI

10.2749/copenhagen.2026.1401

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