Project Delivery and Collaboration Software

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.

Henan Water & Power Engineering Consulting created a digital model of a 1,432-kilometer water channel in only two months, which reduced the costs associated with responding to sudden instances of water pollution.

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.

Shanghai Institute of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering saves CNY 2.4 million using Bentley’s digital twin technology to deliver Shanghai Electric’s first waste-to-energy incineration project.

Hunan Hydro & Power Design Institute saves CNY 30 million using Bentley’s open applications to implement 3D BIM practices for a sustainable infrastructure project, enhancing shipping and power generation.

Insight-wfp leverages ConstructSim to implement Advanced Work Packaging and Workface Planning for the USD 450 million Houston oil refinery construction project.

LACCD leverages Bentley’s connected data environment to set BIM standards on a USD 6 billion expansion, reducing labor time by an estimated USD 12 million.

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.

AECOM used Bentley BIM methodologies to successfully deliver one of the world’s longest road tunnels, streamlining design and collaboration among designers in nine countries.

Simulations cut float-over time in half, helping Dockwise to achieve aggressive transport and installation schedule for world’s heaviest topsides.

Engevix Engenharia and partners used Bentley software to design an underwater transportation tunnel that will be built on land and then submerged.

Hanson Professional Services designs Alaska’s longest bridge as part of a four-phase, 129-kilometer Northern Rail Extension.

Hatch Mott MacDonald and NORR used InRoads to model a 200 meter cut-and cover tunnel beneath Toronto’s busy financial district, resolving utility conflicts and relocations.

Hatch Mott McDonald created an intelligent, model-based rail signal design solution to reduce design time, improve collaboration, and cut costs.

HDR used Bentley BIM advancements to create an as-designed 3D model of new New York Bridge over the Hudson River.

Imarati Engineers & Consultants uses Bentley software to support and deliver building information management and project management services.

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.

Installation Company’s integrated BIM methodology saves CNY 2 million on three buildings that are part of a major renovation project in Guangdong, China.

J.L. Patterson & Associates completes ambitious project to improve freight transport across the U.S. using tools that shave design costs that translate into construction savings.

Zhengzhou Design & Research Institute pioneers a collaborative 3D design approach for a coal preparation plant project in China, reducing materials consumption, project delivery time, and costs.

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