Bentley Systems Unveils Finalists for the 2025 Going Digital Awards Highlighting Digital Innovation in Infrastructure
Bentley Systems has announced the finalists for the 2025 Going Digital Awards, showcasing how digital innovation is transforming infrastructure engineering and construction across the globe.
Bentley Systems, Incorporated, a leader in infrastructure engineering software, has revealed the finalists for its 2025 Going Digital Awards. These awards spotlight the remarkable contributions of engineers and project teams in leveraging digital innovation to enhance infrastructure quality and resilience. With nearly 250 nominations from 47 countries, the finalists were chosen by independent panels of industry experts, underscoring the global impact of digital advancements in infrastructure.
The 2025 Going Digital Awards finalists illustrate the transformative power of digital technologies, including AI and digital twins, in improving project delivery and asset performance. Categories span across Bridges and Tunnels, Cities, Campuses, and Facilities, Construction, Energy Production, and more, highlighting the diverse applications of digital innovation in addressing contemporary challenges such as climate change and workforce shortages.
Chris Bradshaw, Bentley Systems' chief sustainability and education officer, emphasized the significance of these achievements, noting the role of digital innovation in fostering greater productivity and resilience in infrastructure development. Finalists will showcase their projects at Bentley’s Year in Infrastructure conference in Amsterdam, with winners announced on October 16. This event serves as a pivotal gathering for infrastructure leaders to explore emerging trends and technologies.
Among the notable finalists are Italferr S.p.A. from Italy, recognized for its digital technologies in infrastructure management, and Pennoni from the USA, for the I-95 Penn’s Landing CAP Project. Other finalists include SENER from Brazil for the Salvador-Ilha de Itaparica Bridge and Adax Consultoria em Tecnologia da Informação Ltda. from Brazil for the Prosamin+ program. These projects exemplify the innovative approaches being adopted worldwide to tackle infrastructure challenges.
The awards also highlight the importance of sustainability and efficiency in infrastructure development, with projects like the Refuse-derived Fuel (RDF) Rorotan in Indonesia and the Ecological Highway in China setting benchmarks for future initiatives. For more information on the finalists and the awards, visit Bentley Systems' official website.
This year's Going Digital Awards not only celebrate the achievements of the finalists but also underscore the critical role of digital innovation in shaping the future of infrastructure. As the industry continues to evolve, these awards serve as a testament to the potential of technology to address some of the most pressing challenges facing infrastructure development today.