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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.

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.

Engenium implemented 3D modeling applications to initiate a feasibility study to increase iron-ore production at an existing plant in Pilbara, Western Australia.

Qinghai Kexin Electric Power applied 3D modeling technology on a substation design project, reducing the error rate and enhancing design depth by 90% and 50%, respectively.

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.

Ausenco seamlessly brings together disparate teams from across three countries to create a process for future project management and engineering projects.

ENFI’s first full 3D engineering effort with Bentley software delivers accurate 3D design model of 338-hectare molybdenum ore mining operation in Mongolia

Kumba Iron Ore used Bentley Map to develop integrated data management system that saves time, money, and the environment at South African iron ore mine.

Petra Diamonds replaced legacy systems with Bentley software-based GIS that served a dual purpose: mine data management and town utility billing.