Bentley reveals 2022 digital award winners
28 November 2022
Construction technology firm Bentley systems announced the winners of its 2022 Going Digital Awards in Infrastructure.
The Ferrovial team picks up the Bentley award in the Bridges and Tunnels category, for its IH35 Nex Central Station project in Texas, US
At an awards ceremony in London, contractors, engineering consultants, airport authorities, government agencies lifted awards across 12 infrastructure-based categories, including Bridges and Tunnels, Construction, Rail and Transit and Roads and Highways.
On day one of the two-day event, delegates at the event had joined the independent jurors to see the final presentations from three finalists in each category, before the judging panels made their final decisions on the winners.
In his pre-awards address, Bentley Systems’ CEO Greg Bentley, said, “Many of you have heard from our finalists over the last couple of years…that their projects could proceed, while their engineers couldn’t go to the site…and you might say some of that is credit to what we call digital twin.
“We hope that momentum can be sustained and we think it can be, because there is a new impetus, which is that infrastructure engineers are as busy as they can be and the rest of us are depending on them.”
The following evening, the winners of the Going Digital Awards in Infrastructure were announced.
They were:
Category: Bridges and Tunnels
Winner: Ferrovial Construction and Alamo Construction
Project: IH35 Nex Central Station
Location: San Antonio, Texas, United States
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Category: Construction
Winner: ACCIONA
Project: Safely Removing Dangerous Level Crossings through Digital Construction
Location: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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Category: Enterprise Engineering
Winner: Mott MacDonald
Project: Smart Object Library for the Environment Agency
Location: United Kingdom
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Category: Facilities, Campuses, and Cities
Winner: Sydney Airport
Project: Maps@SYD
Location: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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Category: Geoprofessional
Winner: Mott MacDonald
Project: Driving Efficiency and Sustainability in Material Reuse through GeoBIM
Location: Birmingham, West Midlands, United Kingdom
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Category: Grid
Winner: POWERCHINA Hubei
Project: Full Lifecycle Digital Application in Wuhan Xudong 220kV Substation Project
Location: Wuhan, Hubei, China
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Category: Process and Power Generation
Winner: OQ Upstream
Project: OQ Asset Reliability Digitalization with Purpose
Location: Oman
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Category: Rail and Transit
Winner: PT Wijaya Karya (Persero) Tbk
Project: Integrated High Speed Rail & Station Jakarta – Bandung
Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
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Category: Roads and Highways
Winner: Waka Kotahi and FH/HEB JV, BECA Ltd.
Project: Takitimu North Link
Location: Tauranga, Western Bay of Plenty, New Zealand
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Category: Structural Engineering
Winner: WSP
Project: Unity Place Delivered with Optimized Design by WSP Using Innovations from Bentley
Location: Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom
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Category: Surveying and Monitoring
Winner: Singapore Land Authority
Project: SG Digital Twin Empowered by Mobile Mapping
Location: Singapore
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Category: Water and Wastewater
Winner: Jacobs and PUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency
Project: Singapore’s National Water Agency
Location: Singapore
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