Civil Design Software for Road Networks

Using OpenRoads ConceptStation and OpenBridge Modeler, HNTB Corporation saved significant time generating alternative designs for reconfiguration of the Waterbury, Connecticut, I-84/SR-8 interchange.

Collaborative BIM approach for complex renovations to Ningzhen Road in Zhejiang, China, shortens design time and saves Huahui Engineering and Design Group CNY 5 million in design capital.

Using Bentley’s civil design applications, Beta 2 Engenharia optioneered the reconstruction of the main access interchange to Ribeirão Preto in São Paulo, Brazil, accelerating project delivery by four months.

HDB Associates integrated collaborative BIM methodologies amid Costain-Carillion’s conventional design approach to deliver the groundbreaking A5–M1 Link Road in Dunstable, England.

FUT-Sweco/TYPSA reduces project delivery costs with lifecycle BIM approach to Stockholm Metro extension, powered by Bentley’s 3D design technology.

Tract expands eco-tourist trails at Australia’s Phillip Island Nature Parks, using OpenRoads to balance viewing experiences and habitat preservation against construction costs.

AECOM Asia used Bentley MXROAD to halve the time required to prepare earthwork plans and alignment options for a tabletop airport in Kannur, India.

AECOM used Bentley software to create geological sections from legacy and current data for the A1 road improvement scheme, saving six months in manual drafting time.

AECOM used Bentley software to manage the development of transportation and utilities networks for India’s first smart city, optimizing collaboration to reduce delivery times and minimize project costs.

African Consulting Surveyors and GESS use laser surveying to capture over 221 million points along a 640-meter tunnel haulage route 3.5 kilometers underground to ensure clearance for substation equipment.

Alabama Department of Transportation reduces animation production time by 70 percent on its Mobile River Bridge proposal to increase traffic volumes on the transcontinental I-10 highway.

ALDOT presents LumenRT-generated interactive 3D visualization of proposed Mobile River Bridge and surrounding area to stakeholders and public.

Arup’s Madrid office modernizes project delivery of transportation infrastructure, achieving 30% savings in time and cost using Bentley’s solutions in a BIM environment.

MCC TianGong Group, Tianjin Corporation uses Bentley BIM technology to optimize construction of China’s Bageng Bridge in Baise City, Guangxi Zhang, saving CNY 150,000 in costs and 56 days in construction time.

CCTEG Beijing Huayu Engineering Co. creates 3D collaborative design for the main power house of Xiaozhuang coal preparation plant, saving CNY 1.2 million in costs, and significantly cutting design and construction time.

China Power Construction Corporation uses Bentley’s integrated design platform to improve project team efficiency by 30%.

Coba saved significant time and costs using Bentley BIM advancements to design and deliver a EUR 170 million multipurpose hydroelectric project on Portugal’s Vouga River basin.

Danish Road Directorate’s Digital Construction initiative sets standards for multi-discipline data models as primary data source during tender and final design.

Fluor/HDR Global Design Consultants used ProjectWise for real-time collaboration across 77 offices to drive rapid execution on a massive transportation infrastructure project.

Foth develops optimized remedy for PCB contamination of river sediment, saving 5 years and USD 50 million.

Foth Infrastructure & Environment delivers a non-traditional intersection solution improving nearly 1.5 miles of roadway to enhance traffic flow and pedestrian safety, and reduce corridor delays and the carbon footprint.

Working with three municipal authorities, Grontmij pioneered a federated BIM process to deliver the A6 to Manchester relief road, optimizing collaboration and producing more cost-effective designs.

HDR used Bentley software to design 1.6 miles of a multi-million-dollar streetcar system – the most important and costly segment.

Jacobs Engineering Group used ProjectWise, GEOPAK, LEAP, STAAD, and MicroStation for the project collaboration and design of USD 1.2 billion tunnel linking Florida highways to Miami cruise and cargo port.

Bentley PowerCivil for Brazil provides JM Souto with integrated environment for designing railway bypass traversing 80-meter-high landfill in Iron Quadrangle.

The Michigan Department of Transportation used ProjectWise to transform the management and sharing of construction documentation.

Mississippi Department of Transportation re-engineers geotechnical data management practices and reduces geotechnical and materials project times by 50% with gINT implementation.

Mortenson Construction uses Bentley software to model solutions for construction under severe constraints at 75 wind turbine sites.

Mortenson Construction reduced wind-turbine footprint by 40% with Bentley software, mitigating disturbance on environmentally sensitive lands.

Parsons Brinckerhoff and Arup JV deployed Bentley solutions to fast-track the design of Australia’s largest transportation project, saving millions.

Quigg Engineering used GEOPAK to map sensitive and endangered natural resources for preservation along Chicago-St. Louis high-speed rail corridor.

Sotepa leverages PowerCivil for Brazil to save time designing the Humberto de Campos street extension.

Southwest Electric Power Design Institute shortens Converter Station project delivery time by 3 months and saves 8% on costs with Bentley software.

Sweco implemented standardized, integrated BIM processes to design the Hallandsas project, increasing project quality throughout the lifecycle, and saving on rework.

URS (now AECOM) used Bentley software to meet demanding 3D and BIM requirements

Bentley’s subsurface utility engineering software allows Utility Mapping Services to reduce delivery time and costs for high-pressure gas main project.

WSDOT used InRoads and MicroStation to complete the 3D modeling and design of the Snoqualmie Pass project. It then used MicroStation renderings of the project to communicate capacity, avalanche control, and safety improvements to decision makers and the public.

Well-Connected Alliance undertakes the largest and most complex road project in New Zealand.

Zhongnan Engineering Corporation Limited implements standardized design system using Bentley applications to reduce design time and cost by 30-35 percent.