Project Delivery and Collaboration Software

Beijing General Municipal Engineering Design & Research Institute used Bentley applications to reduce design time, costs, and environmental impact of a CNY 1.49 billion airport.

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.

Louis Berger used ProjectWise and STAAD to design a fortified bridge that could be easily constructed in a mountainous area while withstanding strong earthquakes.

Collins Engineers used Bentley’s digital twin applications to save 20% in field inspection time while restoring an iconic pedestrian bridge in Minneapolis.

SAMI adopted Bentley’s powerful digital twin applications to optimize the construction schedule of a large health care production line facility, saving 300 resource hours and CNY 3 million in construction costs.

Bechtel modeled existing and designed conditions in OpenBuildings Station Designer to help plan and execute staged construction of London Underground station upgrades.

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.

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

Using Bentley’s open and web-based applications, Network Rail Wales and Western Region implemented virtual workflows and generated a digital twin to accelerate delivery time despite COVID-19 restrictions.

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.

Ausenco uses Promis.e to develop an integrated approach that automates processes and significantly reduces engineering hours across all global projects.

Innovación Sistemas y Proyectos developed a Bentley-based federated geospatial information system that increased tax recollection for the City of Cancun, Mexico, by 18 percent in six months.

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.

Vale reduces engineering costs by CAD 400,000 using Bentley’s 3D modeling software to redesign and rebuild an ore loading station 4,160 feet underground.

CISDI Engineering used BIM applications to fast-track construction of the world’s largest blast furnace in less than two years.

Capital Engineering & Research Incorporation Ltd. used Bentley applications to create a digital model of innovative new power generation technology, which generates power 60% more efficiently than similar generators.

AssetWise and SUPERLOAD Enable Maryland state agencies to access and analyze all bridge condition, route permitting, and route violation data into one central location.

Using Bentley’s iTwin technology, Citic Heavy Industries’ radical green design saves USD 2 million in annual equipment maintenance costs and significantly reduces energy costs.

Using a BIM-driven approach and Bentley software, Morphosis Architects defies current vertical development trends by joining architecture with landscape to create a dynamic, organic headquartered workspace.

Toshiba Transmission and Distribution Systems Asia saves nearly 50 percent in design time and USD 12,000 delivering 156 substation panels for the SCADA system at Brunei National Control Center.

Hubei Electric Engineering saved CNY 6.3 million pioneering 3D digital design standards to deliver the Miluo Western 220-kilovolt substation.

State Unitary Enterprise MosgortransNIIproekt was contracted to facilitate traffic management projects to improve traffic capacity and reduce accidents on Moscow’s roadways.

Morphosis Architects used an integrated BIM approach to deliver a state-of-the-art, world-class academic building.