WorkPacks was designed to operate and deliver value at all scales of project size and type. WorkPacks has successfully been deployed in small-cap to giga projects. WorkPacks's first deployment was for covering small-cap brownfield and maintenance turnaround projects at an International Oil Company's regional project office, handling short-duration projects less than 100 million USD in Total Installed Cost (TIC). WorkPacks tools for collaborative Path of Construction (POC) can use 2D plot plans and other basic engineering documents such as Process Flow Diagrams, frequently the only type of documents that are available for brownfield/turnarounds, to drive constructability planning. A 3D model and full digital engineering are not needed to use WorkPacks for these projects. Data integration tools, WorkPacks Delta, are used to tie existing information, data sets, and document repositories into the 2D model to tie package information into the work breakdown structure and packages with the platform. Specifically for brownfield projects, WorkPacks has trade contractor management tools to help with planning, packaging, and trackability of bulk trades typically done without the benefit of fully digital detailed engineering. With Work Packs, facilities management teams and construction managers can open the WorkPacks environment for trade contractors, allowing the contractor to build Installation Work Packages (IWPs) according to the constructability plan and work breakdown structure defined through the POC established in WorkPacks.