The construction industry is experiencing a paradigm shift driven by the increasing need for efficiency, sustainability, and technological integration. This chapter explores the concept of sustainable construction information management by establishing a foundational understanding of information, management, and their intersection as a strategic tool for project success. Information is recognized not merely as data but as contextually interpreted knowledge essential for decision-making, communication, and coordination. Management, on the other hand, involves planning, organizing, and utilizing resources to achieve defined objectives. The convergence of these concepts has evolved into the practice of information management, which plays a critical role in enhancing performance across construction projects. The chapter delves into how the construction industry, despite its traditional reliance on paper-based systems, is adopting digital technologies to improve collaboration and streamline operations. It reviews various information management systems and tools used to facilitate sustainable practices such as project management information systems (PMIS), computer-aided design (CAD), and cost estimation software. By leveraging these tools, construction professionals can enhance data accuracy, reduce project inefficiencies, and support environmentally responsible development. The chapter concludes by emphasizing the importance of digital transformation in achieving sustainable construction outcomes through effective information management.