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Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased Trimble Tekla for Building Information Modeling from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using Trimble Tekla for Building Information Modeling include: Samsung C&T, a South Korea based Professional Services organisation with 9492 employees and revenues of $29.12 billion, AtkinsRealis, a Canada based Construction and Real Estate organisation with 37246 employees and revenues of $8.63 billion, Tsk Electronica Y Electricidad, a Spain based Construction and Real Estate organisation with 1581 employees and revenues of $1.02 billion, Nibbi Brothers General Contractors, a United States based Construction and Real Estate organisation with 250 employees and revenues of $420.0 million, Coop Reno Societa, a Italy based Retail organisation with 855 employees and revenues of $299.0 million and many others.
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AtkinsRealis | Construction and Real Estate | 37246 | $8.6B | Canada | Trimble | Trimble Tekla | Building Information Modeling | 2019 | n/a |
In 2019, AtkinsRealis implemented Trimble Tekla for Building Information Modeling, initiating a program to embed BIM-led engineering automation into its engineering organization. The Trimble Tekla implementation was positioned to support model-driven structural workflows and to serve as the central BIM authoring environment for engineering and detailing functions.
The deployment focused on structural modeling, fabrication-ready detailing, and model-based data extraction capabilities native to Trimble Tekla. Trimble Tekla was extended with custom automation developed in .NET and C#, leveraging the Tekla API to produce repeatable model creation, attribute population, and export routines, while SQL was used for persistent model metadata management and reporting.
Integration work was built around API-level connectivity to the broader CAD and BIM toolchain, using the Forge API, Autodesk AutoCAD API, Autodesk Revit API, Autodesk Navisworks API, Autodesk Inventor API, Autodesk AutoCAD Civil3D API, and Microstation API to enable model exchange, clash coordination, and downstream fabrication handoffs. Operational coverage emphasized engineering automation and BIM coordination teams, with Tekla serving as the pivot between design authoring and multisystem model consolidation.
Governance and rollout relied on experienced technical leadership, drawing on personnel with deep engineering automation backgrounds and proven project management capability to lead integrations and code governance. The program prioritized reusable API-driven libraries and centralized source control, and it structured delivery around technical leads who managed cross-disciplinary implementation tasks and ensured maintainable automation patterns within Trimble Tekla.
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Coop Reno Societa | Retail | 855 | $299M | Italy | Trimble | Trimble Tekla | Building Information Modeling | 2021 | n/a |
In 2021 Coop Reno Societa implemented Trimble Tekla for Building Information Modeling on its new headquarter project. The headquarter occupies about 19,000 square meters and comprises six interconnected works including three main buildings named Directional, Auditorium, and Multifunctional, plus a curvilinear gallery, a Warehouse, and a Technological Building that together account for more than 8,000 square meters of floor area.
Trimble Tekla was used primarily via Tekla Structures to author and parameterize the structural models, covering reinforced concrete ribbed slabs, circular pillars and septa, large wooden beam and XLAM panel roof elements in the Auditorium, prefabricated warehouse elevation components, and monoplanar frames within the technological building. The implementation supported dynamic computation workflows by importing IFC models to verify and account for design quantities, and the BIM authoring environment provided continuous client access to evolving BIM models.
Integrations were explicit and discipline-focused, Tekla Structures exchanged information through IFC interchange files with other disciplines and maintained direct bidirectional links to MIDAS - MODEST software to ensure correct importation of organic floor geometries and precise positioning of structural elements from early design stages. All discipline models were equipped with a basic design point linking the respective reference IFC for each discipline to support model-based design coordination and interference control.
Project governance relied on a structured participatory process that created a lean construction workflow and an integrated project delivery approach for each discipline, embedding model-based coordination and clash detection into the standard design cycle. Parameterization of models and the adoption of a single IFC reference model changed handoff and verification procedures, enabling iterative updates that progressively transformed the model toward an as we can-built state.
Documented outcomes include continuous client visibility into model evolution, improved multidisciplinary communication through IFC workflows, dynamic quantity verification via imported IFCs, and the production of a final Digital Twin of the intervention. The implementation supported the management of the reported material and volumetric scope, including 7,500 cubic meters of concrete, 860,000 kilograms of reinforcement steel, and 42,000 kilograms of metal carpentry as recorded in the project documentation.
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G.A. West | Construction and Real Estate | 1200 | $200M | United States | Trimble | Trimble Tekla | Building Information Modeling | 2011 | n/a |
In 2011, G.A. West deployed Trimble Tekla as its Building Information Modeling application. The implementation positioned Trimble Tekla as the structural BIM hub supporting detailing and production workflows for G.A. Wests construction and fabrication operations.
Configuration emphasized structural modeling, steel detailing, creation of shop drawings, and generation of fabrication data and CNC export files. Trimble Tekla was configured to support model-based detailing and constructability workflows across structural, piping, and electrical scopes, producing coordinated model deliverables for fabrication and erection.
Trimble Tekla was integrated into the existing technology stack, linking model deliverables to PENTA enterprise project and financials, OnBase document management and control, Primavera scheduling, and estimating and CAD tools including Timberline, PlanSwift, AutoCAD, STADD Pro, and RISA 3D. Operational coverage included fabrication shops, erection crews, estimating, production engineering, and the Quality Control department.
Governance was enforced through G.A. Wests quality management system which is working towards ISO certification, the companys documented procedures, and an expanded Quality Control organization. Trimble Tekla usage followed documented workflows, staff training, and document control procedures, with models and outputs managed under OnBase and IT infrastructure protected by dual backup operations. Trimble Tekla Building Information Modeling remains part of G.A. Wests production and quality assurance ecosystem.
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Construction and Real Estate | 250 | $420M | United States | Trimble | Trimble Tekla | Building Information Modeling | 2012 | n/a |
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Construction and Real Estate | 70 | $7M | Philippines | Trimble | Trimble Tekla | Building Information Modeling | 2020 | n/a |
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Construction and Real Estate | 60 | $11M | United States | Trimble | Trimble Tekla | Building Information Modeling | 2020 | n/a |
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Professional Services | 9492 | $29.1B | South Korea | Trimble | Trimble Tekla | Building Information Modeling | 2014 | n/a |
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Construction and Real Estate | 1581 | $1.0B | Spain | Trimble | Trimble Tekla | Building Information Modeling | 2020 | n/a |
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- Behlen Mfg, a United States based Manufacturing company with 1200 Employees
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