Highways, Collectors, and Arterial Roads

FHSW JV Used SYNCHRO Perform to provide oversight to successfully deliver the Caloundra Road to Sunshine Motorway project.

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.

AAM Group saved significant resource hours and costs using MicroStation to generate precise 3D models of Singapore’s entire roadway network and city furniture.

Facing a complex project with an aggressive timeline, Mortenson | Clark created a 4D model within SYNCHRO to organize over 151,000 components and simultaneously construct all buildings.

FG Consultoria used STAAD and RAM to complete the structural design of the Patrimonium Headquarters using BIM methodology, reducing the total project execution time by about 60%.

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

The Illinois Department of Transportation automated their permitting system and used Bentley technology to increase the auto-issuance of oversize/overweight truck permits and ensure safe, reliable routes.

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

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.

Image-V used Orbit 3DM applications to process nearly 13 million images and 250 terabytes of data, producing a web-accessible street-level map of Flanders’ 65,000 kilometers of roads.

Shenzhen Municipal Design & Research Institute implemented a BIM methodology for the design of super highway connector, reducing cost and waste by 40%.

GHD developed a new ProjectWise framework to save 18,000 hours by eliminating the need to learn project structure variations.

SMEC was tasked with constructing a grade-separated interchange at the junction of the N4 and R538 roadway in a confined space between the Crocodile River Valley and the Yilantz River Valley adjacent to the Montrose Waterfall to the south.

RTG won public approval for a highway project that had been in planning since the 1980s using 3D modeling and virtual reality.

Mead & Hunt was tasked with designing a grade separation for State Route (SR) 309 to alleviate traffic congestion stemming from a railroad spur crossing in Marion, Ohio (about 50 miles north of Columbus).

Tianjin Municipal Engineering Design & Research Institute leverages Bentley technology to optimize design and construction of Haiyu East Line Municipal Road, saving over CNY 15 million and reducing delivery time by one-and-a-half months.

PT. Wijaya Karya transitioned from 2D modeling to BIM methodology to design a USD 530 million toll road that includes the longest double-decker bridge in the world.

Powered by SUPERLOAD, Maryland’s automated OS/OW permitting and routing system will free up 10 employees and save carriers USD 24.6 million annually.

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

Earth Solutions develops a system for Hong Kong Highways Department Project Office to proactively manage, monitor, and consolidate its site-survey data, alerting site engineers and project managers when the settlement and displacement value goes over a predefined tolerance level.

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

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.