The Swedish contractor Svevia is experiencing great benefits using the BIM model as construction source and project support in road projects. Svevia has done this in two new road projects in Stockholm – exemplary for future infrastructure construction.

To meet increasing demands for cost-effective and sustainable model deliveries Rambøll aims to set the industry standard for multi-discipline design of infrastructure. Vianova's new BIM tools are being used to obtain tight collaboration between the various disciplines. Rambøll Drammen is the office leading the development.

While some players are still hesitant to using BIM in infrastructure projects, others enjoy a proactive approach: Asplan Viak, a large Norwegian consulting firm, is now using Novapoint and Quadri “all over the place” to gain a competitive advantage.

The data model exchange standard IFC is becoming more and more applicable also for infrastructure projects. However, will several standards still be the standard?

Multiconsult Kristiansand has carried out an E18 project in Telemark, which the Norwegian Public Roads Administration (NPRA) wants to use in their process to improve their model-based planning. After testing out various BIM tools, the project was carried out using Novapoint and the collaboration solution Quadri from Vianova Systems.

When the well-known Swedish consulting company Bjerking AB was commissioned by Uppsala Municipality to pre-design the large Funbo project outside the city, the choice of design tools became natural. With a relatively short deadline and several different disciplines having to work in parallel, BIM modelling and collaboration using Novapoint 19 and Quadri became the solution.

After Vianova Systems introduced its groundbreaking BIM tools for infrastructure design a couple of years ago, there has been a rapid evolution in the Nordic infrastructure sector. BIM has become a stated requirement in this field too. The tools that drive the trend are Novapoint and Quadri.

Can a 7-hour concurrent design stunt of a 20 km long E39 road stretch evolve into a model for future planning of transport infrastructure? The Norwegian road authorities, the “stunt team” of 16 engineers, and Vianova Systems think so…

Being an ambitious consulting company it is committing to have the name EQC – Efficiency, Quality & Competence. Swedish EQC Group's vision is to become one of Scandinavia's most attractive consulting companies in terms of design engineering services to the building and construction sector. The company has good progress towards achieving this goal – using Vianova´s BIM solution contributing to the efficiency and quality aspects of the vision

The largest port authority in Estonia, The Port of Tallinn goes from file-based data maintenance to asset management using local Novapoint applications.