OpenRoads - Civil Design Software for Road Networks

Using Bentley’s open modeling and visualization applications, SAMI delivers first asset-based digital twin for China’s aluminum industry, saving an estimated CNY 117 million.

Sweco Nederland deployed OpenRoads Designer to quickly and accurately design, verify, and implement changes, saving EUR 400,000.

POWERCHINA Huadong leverages Bentley applications to adopt advanced digital workflows, delivering the largest infrastructure project in Shaoxing’s history.

MCC Capital Engineering & Research Incorporation saved USD 6 million by creating a digital twin of an advanced, green, and intelligent iron and steel plant.

Lebuhraya Borneo Utara Sdn. Bhd. was the project delivery partner on the expansion of the Pan Borneo Highway in Sarawak, which will enhance transportation and improve the socio-economic condition of the Malaysian state.

Skanska Costain STRABAG JV utilized Bentley’s collaborative 3D BIM technology to improve digital efficiencies for the United Kingdom’s most complex railway project, saving more than GBP 2 million in total costs.

With Bentley’s interoperable BIM and reality modeling applications, China Railway Changjiang Transport Design Group reduced bridge design time by 300 hours and saved CNY 500,000.

Finnmap Infra Oy used OpenRoads to design a new teardrop exchange to Highway 3 in southern Finland.

TBEA Xi’an Electric Design used Bentley applications to design a 150-square-kilometer wind farm over difficult terrain, providing a clean power supply to 150,000 people in Hebei, China.

Leveraging Bentley’s 3D digital applications, Sichuan Road and Bridge piloted BIM across the entire Chengdu-Yibin expressway, saving CNY 17.5 million.

Bentley’s BIM and reality modeling applications saved CNY 10 million while delivering a pumping station that will improve water supply for 1.5 million people.

AEGEA used Bentley’s collaboration and digital twin technology to create its Infra Inteligente Program, expanding and improving Brazil’s water and sewerage infrastructure while reducing costs.

Using Bentley applications, AECOM conducted a digital constructability study of a South Florida roadway, housing 46 gigabytes in a connected data environment.

Using Bentley’s digital twin technology, AAEngineering Group saved up to USD 2 million, delivering a new gold plant ahead of schedule in a dangerously seismic area.

PT. Wijaya Karya used Bentley’s integrated BIM applications to optimize quality and efficiencies, saving three-months’ time reconstructing a landslide-impacted site along Indonesia’s main road network.

AECOM Polska streamlined workflows and accelerated design time using Bentley’s collaborative BIM capabilities for the E10 Avvakko-Lappeasuando roadway improvement project in Gällivare, Sweden.

Using Bentley’s digital twin technology, AAEngineering Group saved 30% in design time to deliver a gold production facility that ensured interoperability with existing infrastructure.

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

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.

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.