BIM for civil engineering
Use intelligent, connected BIM (Building Information Modeling) workflows to build resilient infrastructure.

The value of BIM for civil engineering
The BIM process allows engineers to make more informed design decisions at every step of a project's lifecycle. It is foundational to digitally transforming firms to meet industry demands. BIM gives engineers the ability to optimize workflows, improve operational efficiency, and reduce project risk to successfully deliver projects on time.
Capture existing conditions
Produce and aggregate an accurate representation of the existing conditions into models that can be optimized for detailed design and engineering work downstream. Design with real-world context to enhance model accuracy and analysis.

Autodesk and Esri
Autodesk and Esri are working together to bridge BIM and geographic information system (GIS) and transform your infrastructure project workflows.

Get started with BIM for civil engineering
BIM can feel intimidating at first, but this guide breaks down how to implement a pilot and fully realize your vision. BIM can help you transform your business and optimize your workflows to take on more projects
Contact us to learn more about how Autodesk software can be a part of your infrastructure projects.
Contact us to learn more about how Autodesk software can be a part of your infrastructure projects.
BIM stands for Building Information Modeling. For civil engineers, BIM is a process that incorporates all the various design disciplines and allows them to create a complete, intelligent model of the infrastructure project. BIM is the foundation for digital transformation in the civil engineering industry. This process allows engineers to create a more complete representation of project details that can be communicated more efficiently to the design team and to project stakeholders.
For more information, here's a guide to getting started with BIM for civil engineering.
BIM is an intelligent, 3D model-based process that is the foundation of digital transformation. Civil engineers can create and manage all the information surrounding design assets ensuring improved collaboration, shared data, and project delivery that is on time and on budget.
Infrastructure projects today have become more complex. Implementing BIM facilitates project team collaboration; reducing errors, increasing cost predictability, and improving understanding.