This study focuses on the application and promotion of intelligent construction technologies in water conservancy projects in Dezhou. Against the background of relevant policies and current engineering practices

the intelligent construction system employed in the Yangzhuang Reservoir Project is selected as a case study. A systematic investigation is conducted through case analysis

field visits

and stakeholder consultations. The results indicate that the promotion of intelligent construction technologies is constrained by high implementation costs

insufficient incentives for transformation

inadequate coordination among stakeholders

substantial data security risks

and a shortage of interdisciplinary professionals. Accordingly

a series of countermeasures are proposed

including strengthening the demonstrative and guiding role of pilot projects

establishing cost-sharing mechanisms

developing a coordinated implementation system

establishing a data security framework

and cultivating interdisciplinary professionals. The findings are expected to provide practical guidance for the application and promotion of intelligent construction technologies in water conservancy projects in Dezhou and other comparable regions

thereby facilitating the digital transformation of the water conservancy sector.